Probate Court Sees Busy August Session Actions
Judge Brackett presided in Sagadahoc probate matters as Livy G. Southworth will filed for probate in Bath. Executors and administrators named without bond cover multiple estates from Bath Richmond Topsham and Bowdoinham with inventories, accounts, and licenses to sell real estate in a wide range of proceedings. Jack Keegan visits Lubec after a vacation from the Uptown theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brackett
Lincoln County
Sagadahoc
Arthur J.dunton
Livy G. Southworth
Bath
Winter Street
Ace
John W. Morse
Phippsburg
Fred H. Thompson
Alberta H. Marr
Georgetown
Arthur F. Mayo
Daniel H. Munro
Charles A. Munro
Jennie M. Gowell
Gwendolyn Carraby
C. Ellen Dailey
Richmond
Mary Helen Bent Coan
Jack Keegan
John J. Keegan
Uptown
Frank Keegan
Lubec
Bay Point Social Roundup and Obituary Update
Surprise party for Ruth E Keen at Idle Hour with guests including Harry and Jeanne Bowman and Elizabeth Butterfield. Kathleen Drew, mother of Mrs M Conly, dies at 75. Town meeting held at the Casino elects officers. numerous locals noted during weekend visits and travels around Bay Point and surrounding areas.
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Francis Sherman
A North Front street home hosted a surprise party and gift shower for Mr and Mrs Francis Sherman by 18 Ideal Home Corner club members. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and cake contributions from local residents as well as multiple family and friends visiting from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sherman
North Front Street
Ideal Home Corner Club
Mary Groves
Mabelle Crillen
Ethel Rankins
Pearl Perry
Albert Brunell
Belle Call
Annie Thompson
Fern Perry
Ida Watson
Eva Sherman
Robert Wallace
Rowley
Mass
Ernest Morrill
Westfield
Clarence A. Morrill
Lynn
Clarence B. Morrill
John O'Brien
Boston
Richmond
Georgia Donnell
Derry
N. H
Swampscott
Melrose
Donald
Bruce Morrison
Charles Jones
Roxbury
Amuel Blake
George Davis
Portland
C. B. Kennedy
Lester Norton
The
Baptist Church
Carole Ann
John Hurley
Margaret Carver
Phyllis Strout
Priscilla Mealey
Margaret
John Carver
Neal
Leo Lemieux
Jean Nichols
Melanie Moeller
Beulah
Rowena Small
Redlon
Phillip Helman
Barbara Heinie
Lorraine Gonier
Jenett Moeller
Ralph Strout
Patricia
Charlotte
Phyllis
Harry
Jackie Hurley
Avon trio visits Harmon Smith family for summer
Mr and Mrs Harmon Smith host their daughter Patricia and son Dennis from Avon Conn as they spend the summer with his mother Mrs Walter W Smith on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Smith
Patricia
Dennis
Avon, Conn
Walter W. Smith
Washington Street
Georgetown social notes show seasonal visitors and town events
Georgetown residents and guests gather at Kennebec Point and West Georgetown homes. Families from Cambridge, Bath, Bowdoinham, Andover, and Lewiston visit and travel. A church tower shingles project advances as births, deaths, and a Baptist supper fundraiser unfold. Marion Albers leads church notices while Pleasant summer plans and travel details fill the week.
Mrs Belle C Cutting Funeral Held in Bath
The funeral for Mrs Belle C Cutting widow of Herbert W Cutting of Phippsburg was held Tuesday afternoon at two at Winter Street Church Bath with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers were Alderman Donald N Small President Walter C Rogers Roger D Skillings and Edgar D Oliver. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle C. Cutting
Herbert W. Cutting
Phippsburg
Winter Street
Bath
Joseph O. Purdue
Donald N. Small
Walter C. Rogers
Board of Common Council
Roger D. Skillings
Edgar D. Oliver
Oak Grove Cemetery
Frank H. Clarks Funeral Held in Arrowsie
The funeral for Frank H. Clark of Arrowsie was held Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. at Arthur F. Mayo’s funeral home. Mrs Carlton W. Lowell read the Christian Science service. Pallbearers were Alfred Rowe George Willis George Breed and John Williams. Burial followed in Oak Cemetery Georgetown Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Clark
Arrowsie
Arthur F. Mayo
Carlton W. Lowell
Alfred Rowe
George Willis
George Breed
John Williams
Oak Cemetery
Georgetown Center
Pearson Funeral Held For Scott R Pearson
The funeral of Scott R Pearson was held Tuesday afternoon at two at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace Church officiated. Bearers were Edward McKennerson George Talbot Joseph Norman and Harold Rounds. Burial followed at Oak Grove cemetery. Norman Mackinnon Jr Robert Kingsbury and Guy Hynes left for a week at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Pearson
Arthur F. Mayo
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Edward Mkennerson
George Talbot
Joseph Norman
Harold Rounds
Oak Grove Cemetery
Norman Mackinnon, Jr
Robert Kingsbury
Guy Hynes
Popham Beach
North End Club names its party committees
North End Community club announces named committees for its annual lawn party set for August 16 17 and 18. Executive committee members include Frederick Kittridge Roger Pierce Carleton Andrews with others responsible for advertising lighting and various activities. All members urged to attend Friday meeting to finalize preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Community Club
Frederick B. Kittridge
Roger W. Pierce
Carleton W. Andrews
Almon L. Goss
Edward A. Footer
Theodore Gardenier
W. Howard Larrabee
Waldo Marshall
Archie C. Rolfe
James E. McLaughlin
Erastus A. Jewett
Daniel A. MacDonald
Raymond M. Clark
John E. Atwood
Archie M. Wishart
Fred O. Hayward
Louis W. Hagan
William A. Kittridge
Melvin L. Comeau
Wilbur H. Crooker
Carroll Andrews
John M. Conley
Hermon W. Crooker
Charles T. Henderson
Charles I. Madden
Marriage of Lieut. Commander Lucien Ragonnet to Louise Ensey in Winchester
Lieut. Commander Lucien Ragonnet of New York and Mrs. Louise H. Ensey of Washington wed July 5 in Winchester Presbyterian chapel. The couple planned to live in Paris after a reception hosted by Senator Harry F. Byrd, with Ragonnet to serve as assistant Naval Attache at the American embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Ragonnet
Eugene Ragonnet
New York
Louise H. Ensey
Josephine Huston
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Presbyterian Chapel
Ragonnet
Bath
Lamson
Harry F. Byrd
Paris
France
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New York Yacht Club
Chevy Chase Club
Army Navy Club of
Washington
Columbia University
Sam Huston
Texas
Hundreds Gather for World of Mirth Show in Bath
Hundreds gathered at the Maine Central station to watch the World of Mirth Shows arrive from Portland for a week long engagement on Chandler's field. The 26 flat cars carried 135 vans and four miniature tractors assisted unloading completed by 5:35. Buses to City Hall run every half hour from 6:45 to 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Portland
Chandler's Field
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Bath
King
Washington
South
Richardson
New Brunswick
City Hall
Will Be Preacher at Old Alna Church 150th Dedication
Dr. Mary Ellen Chase, Smith College English teacher and author, will speak at the Old Alna Meeting House on August 20 at 4 p.m. for the church’s 150th anniversary dedication. The renowned speaker, born in Blue Hill, has previously preached there, and the 590-seat house typically fills with Maine residents from Bath and nearby areas during the annual Summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Old
Alna
Chase
Blue Hill
Mary Peters
Silas Crockett
Maine
Bath
Colby Funeral Held At Westport Home
The funeral for Charles B. Colby was held Sunday afternoon at his Westport home. Dr. David L. Wilson of Central Church Bath officiated. Bearers were four sons Charles H. Colby Bath Ernest Colby Westport Lawrence T Colby Wiscasset and Royden Colby Foxboro Massachusetts. Burial unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Colby
Westport
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Bath
Charles H. Colby
Ernest Colby
Lawrence T. ‘Colby
Wiscasset
Royden Colby
Foxboro
Mass
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Melvin C. Drummond held at home
Funeral for Melvin C. Drummond was held at 3 p.m. Sunday at his Front road home. Rev. C. L. Hoch of the Meathodiat church officiated. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery, Bath. Edward Gaudreau Jr. and family returned to Dover after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Drummond
Front Road
Arrowsic
C. L. Hoch
Arrowst
E Natha É Potter
David Stinson
Geoorge L. Tarr
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bath
Five Islands Vacation Bible School Ends With Exhibition
The Five Islands Daily Vacation Bible School finished two weeks of work with a Friday program at the church. Attendance reached forty three children with a varied program including songs, Bible stories, memory verses, and prayers. A later note invites donations of white elephant items to the library sale on Aug 17 and lists recent library gifts and community visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kerclwetter
Reginald Pinkham
Jesus
Tragic fire claims Marita Kingsbury and aunt in Lisbon
Marita Kingsbury age seven and her aunt Mrs Lottie Duplissen of Lisbon died in a late night blaze that destroyed the Allen home in Jay. The child was visiting relatives when the fire started around 10 45 p m Mrs Duplissen returned into the flames to save the child. Fire officials found the two bodies together near the stairway. Fred Kingsbury the girl’s father formerly of Bath and longtime Colonial Cafe chef resided in Farmington with other relatives named in the report. Funeral services were held Friday at Edwards funeral home in North Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marita Kingsbury
Lottie Duplissen
Lisbon
Fred Kingsbury
Bath
Colonial Cafe
Farmington
Jay
Fred Allen
Allen
Bert Kingsbury
South
Boston
Washburn Street
Marita
Fred, Jr
Ernest Kingsbury
Bath Iron Works Corp
Edwards
North Jay
Belle C Cutting 74 Bath widow of Herbert W Cutting dies
Mrs Belle Clary Cutting 74 of Bath widow of Herbert W Cutting died Sunday at Memorial hospital. She was born in Georgetown Oct 5 1865 daughter of Jacob and Lucretia Crary. She married Herbert W Cutting in 1889 moved to Phippsburg now Bath. A charter member of Dremore Grange Phippsburg she received a golden sheaf for 50 years. She leaves daughters Annie Bath and Mrs Theodore Beavens Manchester NH and a brother Edward Clary Georgetown. Funeral was at Winter Street Church Tuesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Phippsburg
Belle Clary Cutting
Herbert W. Cutting
Memorial Hospital
Cutting
Georgetown
Jacob and
Lucretia Nichols Crary
Herbert W. ‘Cutting
Phippsburg
Bath
Annie
Theodore Beavens
Manchester
N. H
Edward Clary
Winter Street Church
Rev Williams Anderson Dies After Heart Attack in Maine Visit
Rev William Sinclair Anderson 70 of Greenfield Mass died suddenly Sunday afternoon at the Summer home of Rev and Mrs Charles L Stevens in Alfred after a heart attack following a church service in Phippsburg Center. He spoke with Rev Joseph O Purdue then grew ill and was moved to the Stevens home. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States at 20, studied at Mount Hermon and Moody Bible Institute, and served as county missionary in Franklin County for 21 years before retiring from West Side Community Church Greenfield. He is survived by his wife and three sons James of New Jersey John and Samuel of Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Curtis
Scott
Wendell P. Todd
Salem
Mass
Kennebec Point Road
Georgetown
Everett Stevens
Frye Sunday
D. L. Pettingill
Garner Hanson
Cambridge
Howard M. Trafton
Hanson
Pitko
Boston
Caleb Mitchell
Clayton
Martin
Bowdeinham
Carrie Hall
Emma Billings
Alfred Rowe
Stevens
Bath
A. E. Rowe
B. H. Woodside
Charles McKenney
South Chelmsford
Alonzo T. Hunt
West Georgetown
McKenney
Groton
Sarah McKenney
Portland
Romeo Poirier
Lewiston
LaPage
The
Baptist Church
Otis G. Baker
Norwood
Bath Memorial Hospital
Maynard J. Thibodeau
John R. Blackie
Clarence Oliver
Ardene Pinkham
L. Earle Hagan
Dorothy
Victor
Joan
Nettie Gray
Muncie
Ind
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Gardiner
Indiana
Frank Clark
Back River Bridge
Clark
General Berry Place
Narrows
Marion Albers
Andover
Andover High School
C. H. Sanford
Exeter
N. H
Compton
Theodore Roosevelt
George Yeo
Winchester
James O'Brien
Washington, D. C
Madge O'Brien
George MacKinnon
Malden
Ayer
Arthur Lawlor
Ruth Lawlor
Alice May Lawlor
Alice Eberhart
Needham
Leah Fillton
Belmont
Sadie Cove
Waltham
Helen Weir
West Newton
Donald Flynn
Alfred Peters
Lena Flynn
Alice J. Akerman
William Flynn
Edmund Flynn
Robert Mullins
West Roxbury
Leon V. Chase, Jr
Frank Blake
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Walter McManus
New York City
Joseph McManus
Mr. McManus
Nat Hasenius
White Mountains
Ewald
George McKinnon
Good Neighbor Club
Rittall Lawn
White Cross
Richard Maxwell
CBS Radio Fame
Lloyd Pinkham
Orville Rowe
Bill McGrath
Gardner Lewis
Boothbay Center
Clarence MacMahan
Kittery
Orrin White
Winthrop
Elbridge Southard
William Sinclair Anderson
Greenfield
Phippsburg
Charles L. Stevens
Alfred
Paippsburg Center
Anderson
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street
Massachusetts
West Side
James
New Jersey
John
Samuel Anderson
Thelma D. Snow Dies After Illness in Portland
Thelma Oliver Snow 34 daughter of Mrs. Jennie Oliver and the late Frida Oliver died July 26 at Farrington hospital Portland after a month as a patient. Funeral held Saturday at 2 from Clarence L. Olivers home 44 Union Street with interment in Oak. Born in Bath she worked at Spear's candy store and later as a clerk in Spear's Portland store. She had been ill about eight months and faced her fate with fortitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Oliver Snow
Jennie Oliver
Frida Oliver
Farrington Hospital
Portland
Clarence L. Oliver
Oak Grove Cemetery
Remarkable endurance noted in obituary of Oliver matron
Markable mental strength to endure the suffering to which she was subjected. Her patient endurance was remarkable to the last. Besides two children, Frank Jr 14 and Beverly Ann seven, she is survived by her mother Mrs Jennie Oliver, two sisters Mrs John Spellman Lewiston and Miss Pearl Oliver Portland, two brothers Clarence L Oliver this city and Percy W Oliver employed in the Charlestown navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Jr
Beverly Ann
Jennie Oliver
John Spellman
Lewiston
Pearl Oliver
Portland
Clarence L. Oliver
This City
Percy W. Oliver
Charlestown Navy Yard
Arrowsic machinist Frank H. Clark dies at 61
Frank H. Clark of Arrowsic aged 61 and a machinist at Bath Iron Works died in Bath Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient two days. He was a Richmond native, son of George and Sarah Clark, and leaves a wife, two sons Robert H. and Lorine O. Clark, two daughters Mrs. Alfred I. Rowe and Mrs. George Breed, a brother Fred Clark, a sister Mrs. George Willis, three grandsons, three granddaughters, a nephew and a niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H.clark
Arrowsic
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Memorial Hospital
Clark
Richmond
George
Sarah Hutchins Clark
Robert H
Lorine O. Clark
Alfred I. Rowe
George Breed
Bath
Fred Clark
Wilton
George Willis
Woolwich
Frank H. Clark
Elizabeth
Florence Breed
Fayelene Rowe
John Williams
Nina Pettengill
Charles E Colby Longtime Westport Farmer Dies After Illness
Charles E Colby aged 67, a well known farmer and carpenter, former member of the Westport board of selectmen, died Wednesday after a year long illness at his Main Road home. He was a native islander, son of John P and Janette Colby, attended the Methodist church, and is survived by his wife four sons Ernest of Westport Charles H of Bath Roy den Foxboro Mass and Lawrence T of Wiscasset and two daughters Mrs Richard Fowles and Mrs Fred Greenleaf both of Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E.colby
Board of Selectmen
Westport
Island
John P
Janette Colby
Methodist Church
Ernest
Charles H
Bath
Royden
Foxboro
Mass
Lawrence T. Colby
Wiscasset
Richard Fowles
Fred Greenleaf
Arrowsic Farmer Melvin C. Drummond dies at 79
Melvin C. Drummond, 79, a well known Arrowsic farmer, died Friday at his home where he lived all his life. He was born in Arrowsic to Alfred and Nancy Flint Drummond. Surviving: son Norman H. Drummond. granddaughters Esther and Norma Jean Drummond. sister Mrs. Guy Crosby of East Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Drummond
Arrowsic
Alfred
Nancy Flint Drummond
Norman H. Drummond
Esther
Norma Jean Drummond
Arrowsie
Guy Crosby
East Brunswick
Scott R. Pearson Dies After Long Illness in Bath
Scott R. Pearson 54 died early Saturday at his home 15 Summer Court after a long illness. Born in St John New Brunswick he lived in Bath about 40 years. He worked in the Bath Iron Works tin shop. He is survived by his wife four sons Earl Sewall Leroy and Scott Pearson Jr two daughters Evelyn Virginia and Geraldine Pearson five sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Pearson
Summer Court
St. John
N. B
Edward Pearson
Bath
Bath Iron Works
Earl, Sewall
Leroy
Scott Pearson, Jr
Evelyn
Virginia
Geraldine Pearson
Mrs Stella W Perkins dies after lingering illness
Mrs Stella Waterman Perkins, 58, wife of Carroll Perkins, died Friday at her Lewiston home after a lingering illness. Born in Auburn, she was the daughter of Charles and Annette Waterman. Survivors include son Gerald of Bath and grandson Kenneth Perkins, also of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Waterman Perkins
Carroll Perkins
Lewiston
Auburn
Charles
Annette Waterman
Gerald
Bath
Kenneth Perkins
Death of Augustus Chase in Visalia California
Augustus Chase died in Visalia California aged resident of Sheepscot Maine. He had lived many years in Roslindale Massachusetts. His wife Grace Thompson Chase, born in Wiscasset Maine, survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia
Calif
Augustus Chase
Sheepscot
Roslindale
Mass
Grace Thompson Chase
Wiscasset
Mrs Snow’s Funeral Held At Brother’s Home
Thelma O Snow was laid to rest Saturday at 2 PM at the home of her brother Clarence L Oliver 44 Union Street with Rev Chester B Oliver of Wesley church officiating A large crowd attended including out of town relatives Frank Snow Jr Beverly Ann Snow Pearl Oliver Portland Mrs Bert Reed and son Fred New London Conn Mr and Mrs John Spellman John Jr and Lawrence Spellman Lewiston Mr and Mrs Frank Brown and family Auburn bearers included Clarence L Oliver Percy W Oliver John Spellman Lewiston and Fred Reed Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma O. Snow
Clarence L. Oliver
Union Street
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Frank Snow
Frank Snow, Jr
Beverly Ann Snow
Pearl Oliver
Portland
Bert Reed
Fred
New London
Conn
John Spellman
John, Jr
Lawrence Spellman
Lewiston
Frank Brown
Auburn
Percy W
Fred Reed
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ray E. Palmers Funeral Held At Home
Ray E. Palmers funeral was held Friday afternoon at two in the home of his sister Mrs. James P. Ledyard 26 Lincoln street with Dr David L Wilson of Central church officiating. Bearers included Fred R Lord Donald Sewall Dunlap Hatch Daniel Williams Warren F Hawley and Fred W Humphreys. Burial was at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Palmer
James P. Ledyard
Lincoln Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Donald Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Dunlap Hatch
Daniel Williams
Warren F. Hawley
Fred W. Humphreys
Oak Grove
Edna Mae Shoppe welcomes Mrs Mason back after vacation
Mrs Phyllis Mason resumes duties at the Edna Mae Shoppe Monday following a vacation at Five Islands. Her daughter Gay returns from a visit in Winthrop with her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Mason
Edna Mae
Five Islands
Gay
Winthrop
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Wille
Charles ©. Low
Annie R. Low
Charles A. Donnell
Georgie E. Donnell
Charles M. Morang
Annie G. Morang
Mary E. Hamilton
Arthur
Laura M. Brown
Concord
Flora B. Totman
Benjamin L. Donnell
Joseph Migneault
Helena Migneault
Alice ‘T. Alexander
Philip 8. Dexter
Kay A. Lindeman
Fannie M. Mooers
John E. Hatch
Alfred A. Williams
Lillian E. Haynes
Dj.n
Ellen H. Noyes
Topsham
William Noyes
Byron Hallowell
Robert E. Hallowell
Willie L. Lee
Charles C. Low
Milton S. Briry
William S. Briry
D. B
Konstantine Gurgiotis
Edward W. Bridgham
Marcietta Trufant
Mary S. Curtis
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Lawrence S. Ryan
Otto F. Bullman
Nellie G. Marston
Bath National Bank
W. A. Foster
Delmar E. Bates
Fred Alexander
James Gilman
Nellie G. Haskell
William H. Haskell
Charles E. Gahan
Mary G. Gahan
John L. Russell
Maude S. Russell
Fred J. Rose
Henry Rose
West Bath
Warren A. Rasnell
Adeliah E. Saunders
Mary E. Gahan
Robert D. Metcalf
James W. Coombs
Samuel H. Slosberg
Jeremiah Foote
Katherine M. Leach
Thomas Long
Ida May Stewart
Fred B. Jack
Marie N. Jack
Ruth E. Keen
Harry and
Jeanne Bowman
Elizabeth Butterfield
Blanche Coombs
Theodore Stewart
Lawrence Perow
L. W. Dietrich
Thomas Hagan, Jr
Clayton Taylor
Stella Black
Cynthia Ann Moses
Willard McLain
Bertha Davis
Somerville
Bowman's Island
Kennebec Point
Bay Point
Walter B. Hill
William Adams
Dietrich
Casino
Edward Coombs
Fred Taylor
Donald Avery
Beatrice
Dawn
Island View
First Beach
Carl Welling
H. S. Keen
Ruth
Robert Stone
Earl Bowman
Jeanne
Bowman
Natalie
Bette
Mae
Anne
Jean
Meridan
Ray H. Getchell
Gary
Ida Getchell
Dresden
Fred Pinco
Grace Brown
Robert Carne
Gerald Carroll
Seward Emmons
Elizabeth Powers
S. R. Pearson Funeral
North End Club
Ragonnet-Ensey
U.S.N
Old Alna
Co. E. Colby
M. C. Drummond
Edward Gaudreau, Jr
Dover
John T. Parris
Upper Washington Street
Sunshine Mt
Alice Cromwell
Shepherd Psalin
Mary Hannah
Barbara Pinkham
Mr. Koehlwetter
Rev
Kechlwetter
Irene Jones
Bible School
Helen Koehlwetter
Belle C, Cutting
Thelma D. Snow
Charles E. Colby
Stella W. Perkins
Mrs. Snow
Fred S.curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Center Street
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