Bubier family reunion draws about 76 at Litchfield fairgrounds
The 31st Bubier family reunion at the Litchfield fairgrounds saw about 76 attend. A picnic luncheon and sports followed a memorial service and business meeting with officers elected. Next year’s reunion will be at the home of Reuel Conant in Auburn in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cornish
Milton
Marguerite
Fleanor
Getchell Street
Clarence Freeman
Marguerite Rogerson
Middle Street
Mary Bubier
West Bath
Bubier
Litchfield Fair Grounds
Cornish
Weekend visit of Rev A J Gillis in Millinocket
Rev A J Gillis of Millinocket spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Arsenault on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gillis
Millinocket
Edward Arsenault
High Street
Upham Cottage Club Meeting at Foster's Point
Miss Rachel Upham and Miss Edna Pott entertained club members Thursday evening at the Upham cottage Foster's Point. Swimming beating and music followed by ice cream punch and cookies. Guests included Gladys and Charlotte Pottle from Quincy formerly Bath. Next meeting at Miss Phyllis Wright's Marshall avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glasnapp and Ernest Kroeber of Meriden are visiting Mrs Daisy Wilson Woolwich Maine?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Upham
Edna Pott'r
Upham Cottage
Foster's Point
Isabelle Berry
Jessie Colby
Elizabeth Oliver
Phyllis Wright
Shirley Shipard
Virginia Clark
Elinor Coombs
Muriel Spinney
Olive Hallowell
Gladys
Charlotte Pottle
Quincy
Mass
Bath
Marshall Avenue
Frank J. Glasnapp
Ernest Kroeber
Meriden, Conn
Daisy Wilson
Msontsweag Read
Woolwich
Bath Residents Return From Summer at Potter Home
Mrs. Samuel Dowds and family of Montclair New Jersey return to Bath after two weeks at Foster's Point with Mrs Dowds parents Mr and Mrs Walter Potter of lower High street Edna Potter also returns home following a brief stay Miss Edna Potter visited a sister at the cottage Mr and Mrs John H Hyde of Elmhurst leave for Crawford Notch New Hampshire to spend several days away
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dowds
Ruth
Dorothy
Peggy
John
Montclair
N. J
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Crawford Notch
N. H
Duncklees Visit City on Vacation Stop in Ocean Park
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice J. Duncklee of West Lebanon New Hampshire with their son John and Mrs. Duncklee's mother Mrs. H W Page were in the city for a few hours Thursday, accompanying friends en route to further travel. Mr. Duncklee once served as pastor of the Winter Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Duncklee
West Lebanon
N. H
John
Duncklee
H. W. Page
Ocean Park
Mr. Duncklee
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Winter Street
Chaney Couple and Guest Visited Orrs Island
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chaney and Mrs. Flora Morrill traveled to Orrs Island on Sunday and were hosted by Mrs. Hattie Perkins at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chaney
Flora Morrill
Orr's Island
Hattie Perkins
Trotts Host Summer Party at Small Point Beach
Mr and Mrs Raymond H Trott of Providence Rhode Island entertained guests at their summer home at Small Point Beach with a swim and supper party. A backgammon tournament in the evening was won by Mrs Frederick E Drake. Other attendees included Dr and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter and Miss Margaret Cargill. James Hart returned to New York after visiting his parents on Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
R. I
Small Point Beach
Frederick E. Drake
Miriam W. Kimball
Arthur Sewall
John McInnes
Carroll Watson
Anne Kimball
Henry C. Wright
Bath
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Milton 8. Kimball
Augusta
Margaret Cargill
New York City
James Hart
New York
Joseph Hart
Charles Street
Mrs Hector and Daughters Visit Family in Maine
Mrs. Fred Hector and her three daughters Mary Margaret and Caroline from Fargo North Dakota arrived to spend several weeks with Mrs. Hector’s mother Mrs. William D. Sewall at her summer home in Small Point. Dorothy Hector came East with her mother and is at Camp Quonset South Orleans Massachusetts for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hector
Mary
Margaret
Caroline
Fargo
N. D
Hector
William D. Sewall
Small Point
Dorothy Hector
Camp Quonset
South Orleans
Mass
Thompson Family Vacation at Sabino Hocker Cottage
Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson and their granddaughter Evelyn Bansback with Albert Nichols stay three weeks at the Hocker cottage in Sabino West Somerville Mass Read as a quiet family seaside retreat note of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Evelyn Bansback
Albert Nichols
West Somerville
Mass
Hocker Cottage
Sabino
Summer Home Visits Reported For Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Winfred Hagan of Oliver Street are at their Summer home in Arrowsie while Mrs Hagan takes a week off from The Worumbo Co. Her brother and wife Mr and Mrs William Potter of Andrews Road are also at their nearby cottage. Miss Helen F Harvie of The Times Co business office left Saturday for Pinehurst North Carolina for a two week annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Hagan
Oliver Street
Arrowsie
Helen F. Harvie
the Times Co
Pinehurst
N.C
Steele Family Visit Details From Watertown
Mr and Mrs Byron M Steele and their son Ernest from Watertown Massachusetts visit their daughter Miss Mary Steele who has stayed several weeks with Mr and Mrs Arthur Lemont on Lemont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron M. Steele
Ernest
Watertown
Mass
Mary Steele
Arthur Lemont
Lemont Street
Mrs Armstead Pinkham Visits Cousin in Sagadahoc Ferry Era
Mrs. Harry Armstead Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts arrived for a visit with her cousin Mrs. Ida M. Beals of Sagadahoc Ferry, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Clara Armstead who will stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Armstead Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Clara Armstead
Butler couple marks 50th wedding anniversary in Bath
Captain Henry W. Butler and Mrs Jennie Sinnett Bartlett of High street observe their fiftieth anniversary. They married in 1881, both from Phippsburg, with a life at sea for him and years teaching before her marriage. He commanded the Edward B Winslow on his last voyage in 1917 and served two terms in the Maine legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Butler
Phippsburg
Bulley
Jennie Sinnett Bartlett
Capt. Butler
Edward B. Winslow
Bath
Maine
Fall River family suffers injuries in Camden accident
Friends of Mrs. Belle Hooper Miss Nelly Hooper and Parker Hooper of Fall River Mass formerly of Bath were hurt in an automobile crash en route to their Summer home in Camden near Newburyport Mrs Hooper sustained a back injury and facial bruising while Miss Morse and Mr Hooper were injured but not seriously Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Merton O Webber visiting Boothbay Harbor and Hendricks Head on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hooper
Nelly Hooper
Parker Hooper
Fall River
Mass
Bath
Camden
Newburyport
Resident Shepherd H D Alexander Visits City at 84
H D Alexander of Perkins Island near Richmond was in the city Saturday. Active at 84, he cares for about 1000 sheep and lambs on the island and tends a fine garden. He belongs to the Three-Quarter Century club and attended Camden Tuesday for its field day. Mrs F M Reid has returned from Five Islands where she visited Mr Reid employed at Seguinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Alexander
Perkins’ Island
Richmond
Mr. Alexander
Camden
F. M. Reid
Five Islands
Mr. Reid
Seguinland
Weekend Travels and Visits Across New England and Orient
Mrs Estelle Comeau Bernard and Mrs Comeau sister Mrs William Bourque spent weekend in Haverhill Mass with sister Mrs Telis Amirault. William Daley from Fore River shipyard Bath visited a few days here. Dr and Mrs John C Geiger recently sailed for the Orient and Hong Kong and plan Manila ports. Miss Elizabeth E Webber and Mrs Helen Stearns arrived to enjoy vacation at Popham Beach cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Comeau
Bernard
Comeau
William Bourque
Spring Street
Haverhill
Mass
Telis Amirault
Bourque
William Daley
Fore River
Quincy
Bath
John C. Geiger
Orient
Local families report returns from military camp and new birth
Robert B. Hatch Jr. and Charles Lee returned home Friday after a month at the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort McKinley. A daughter was born Thursday morning at Brunswick Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Gotte of Bath, Mrs. Gotte formerly Miss Bessie Kennedy of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hatch, Jr
Robert B. Hatch
Washington Street
Charles Lee
Edward J. Lee
Pearl Street
Citizens
Fort McKinley
Brunswick Hospital
Herbert M. Gotte
Bath
Gotte
Bessie Kennedy
Brunswick
Hallowell Family Plans Dennysville Visit
Mrs. Jed F. Hallowell and family depart Monday with Miss M Edna and Franklin for a few days in Dennysville their former home. They are joined by Mrs. Enoch L. Hallowell of Norwood Mass and will return Friday. Miss Muriel Longmoore of New York visits Miss Olive Sewall at Small Point Beach. Edna Wilson of the Edna Mae Shoppe leaves Saturday for New York City for a week of corset manufacturer schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed F. Hallowell
M. Edna
Franklin
Dennysville
Muriel Longmoore
New York
Olive Sewall
Small Point Beach
Miss Longmoore
Miss Sewall
Miss Walker
Connecticut
Edna Wilson
Edna Mae
New York City
Mr and Mrs Bruce White Travel to Wapello Plant
Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White of Tipsham and their children leave Saturday by car for Wapello Iowa to have Mr White supervise Baxter Bros Co canning plant operations. En route they will visit friends.
Miss Rosina Bates Visits Springfield Parents
Miss Rosina Bates, employed in Springfield Massachusetts, arrived Saturday to spend a week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John L Bates on Andrews Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosina Bates
Springfield
Mass
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
Patient Henry Gellmar Transferred to Marine Hospital
Henry Gellmar, formerly a patient at Brunswick hospital after a recent operation, was moved to the Marine Hospital in Portland on Friday for further treatment and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gellmar
Brunswick Hospital
Marine Hospital
Portland
Miss Hannigen Sees Rockland Visit Before Amesbury Return
Miss Elizabeth Hannigen, a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hartwell of High Street, departed Monday for Rockland to stay two weeks before returning to her home in Amesbury Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hannigen
Edward H. Hartwell
High Street
Rockland
Amesbury
Mass
Auction bridge party honors Mrs Brown in West Bath
Mrs Harold Haggett hosted three tables of auction bridge at Sanford's Crossing to honor Mrs William Brown of the city. Mrs Brown nee Ellen Williams works at Halisi's and received a steak set from friends. Prizes went to Mrs James B Lemont first, Mrs Walter Small second, and Miss Doris Jordan consolation. Guests included Mrs Ralph Dunton and others. garden flowers decorated the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haggett
West Bath
William Brown
Haggett
Sanford's Crossing
Luncheon at Stepping Stones Hosts Out-of-Town Guest
Mrs. Harry C. Webber entertained at Stepping Stones on Thursday noon for her cousin Mrs. Fred N. Sanborn of Quincy Massachusetts visiting several months at the summer home, and for her niece Mrs. Orman Coggeshall. Four tables of contract were played with prizes won by Mrs. John McInnes first, Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons second, and Mrs. Ernest A. Allan of Topsham third. Flora Morrill of Topsham plans a few days at the home of her niece Mrs. Lizzie B. C. Chaney in Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Webber
Stepping Stones
Fred N. Sanborn
Quincy
Mass
E. W. Hyde
West Bath
Orman Coggeshall
John McInnes
Thomas S. Gibbons
Ernest A. Allan
Topsham
Flora Morrill
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Washington Street
Mrs Legro Joins Bath Visit With New York Hosts
Mrs. John A. Legro of New York City arrived Saturday to spend two weeks in Bath as a guest of friends. She previously lived in Snowpark and will stay with Mrs. Allen M. Irish at Sabine before visiting Mrs. W. S. Newell and Mrs. Harry L. Day prior to returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Legro
New York City
Bath
Legro
Snowpark
Allen M. Irish
Sabine
W. S. Newell
Harry L. Day
New York
Miss Dana Employed by New England Tel for Summer
Miss Mary Dana, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eben Dana of Woolwich, is employed in the office of the New England Tel and Tel Company for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dana
Eben Dana
Woolwich
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Visitors Arrive for Weekend at McFadden Home in Bath
Miss Carrie Hall of Boston arrives Saturday for two weeks with sister Mrs. Roscoe P. McFadden on Middle Street. She is joined by Miss Anne Loring and John Loring, and Miss Anne Oldfield will stay over the weekend with the McFaddens. Also visiting are Miss Winnie Quinn and Miss Mary Twomey from Bath Iron Works Corp. duties, staying at the Smiley cottage at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hall
Boston
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Miss Hall
Anne Loring
John Loring
Anne Oldfield
Winnie Quinn
Mary Twomey
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sabino
Social Notes From Bath and Nearby Communities
Dr and Mrs Langdon T Thaxter of Portland visited Mrs Kimball in Bath as guests of her mother. The Thaxters arrived by boat and spent Saturday night at Aliquippa harbor Small Point. Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball of Augusta were Sunday guests of Mrs Kimball. Mrs Homer Richardson returned to Boston after visiting Bath with Miss Marcia D Richardson of Garden Street. Prof and Mrs Herbert Moore of Northampton called en route to Halifax Quebec Montreal and Toronto. Moore attends American Psychological Association meeting at University of Toronto September 10 11 and 12. Raymond D Cummings begins annual vacation from letter carrier duties. Mr and Mrs Donnell M Carr of Newton Center Mass visited their son in Bath and East Auburn with Mr and Mrs William Martin. Mrs Maxwell Powers and daughter Ruth spend time at Powers cottage Popham Beach. Christine Higgins resumed duties as supervisor Clinton D Wilsons office after two weeks vacation at Happy Nook. Her parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe P Higgins son Warren and daughter Helen joined them returning to 79 York Street Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Greenblatt
Gertrude
Dorchester
Mass
Charles Greenblatt
Providence
R. I
S. Greenblatt
Solomon K. Greenblatt
Washington Street
Thomas Point
Candy’s Harbor
Popham Beach
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Thaxter
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Aliquippa Harbor
Small Point
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Kimball
Herbert Moore
Northampton
Halifax
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Moore
Mount Holyoke College
American Psychological Association
University of Toronto
Donnell M. Carr
Newton Center
Carr
Woolworth
Mr. Carr
Charles A. Carr
Andrews Road
East Auburn
Mrs. Carr
William Martin
Christine Higgins
Clinton D. Wilson
Happy Nook
Roscoe P. Higgins
Warren
Helen
York Street
Miss Toole Guests With Sister in Washington Street
Miss Margaret Toole of Fitchburg Massachusetts visits her sister Mrs John Fitzgerald on Washington Street as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Toole
Fitchburg, Mass
John Fitzgerald
Washington Street
New York Visitors At Sabine Camp Sunset
William Waddell arrives Saturday to spend two weeks at Camp Sunset Sabine cottage with sister Nancy Wad and uncle Bert Dunlap and Mrs Elizabeth Dunlap all of New York. Mrs Emma Cox of Watertown Mass arrives to visit relatives. Ralph P Mank returns to duties as toolmaker at Hyde Windlass Co after a week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waddell
New York
Sabine
Sunset
Nancy Wad
Dell
Bert—Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
Elizabeth Dunlap
Emma Cox
Watertown
Mass
Ralph P. Mank
Hyde Windlass Co
Birthday luncheon at Dennell cottage on Popham Beach
Miss Jane Dennell hosted a luncheon beach party at the Dennell cottage in honor of her birthday. Guests enjoyed swimming, canoeing, and rowing followed by a luncheon and gifts from friends. Attendees included Barbara Ross Carol Stevens Jane Hyde Bertha Lord Lois Swett and many others with guests from Hot Springs Virginia and Montclair New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dennell
Charles J. Dennell
Dennell
Popham Beach
Miss Dennell
Barbara Ross
Carol Stevens
Jane Hyde
Bertha Lord
Lois Swett
Frances Shaughnessy
Barbara Donnell
Ruth Dale
Kathryn Hooper
Louise Briggs
Bath visitors headed for Rangeley lakes camp
Mrs. William Warden and Miss Harriet Warden of New York city visited Bath on Thursday. They traveled to Boothbay Harbor to spend the night and then motored to their camp at Indian Rock Rangeley Lakes to stay through August. Miss Cora Thelma Chase, daughter of J. Ross Chase, is spending summer vacation in Portland with her aunt Miss Nora Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warden
Harriet Warden
New York City
Bath
Cora Thelma Chase
J. Ross Chase
Portland
Nora Lynch
Bath Area Guests and Visitors Update
Miss Constance Mooers returns home to Water Town after a Bath visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alston Oliver. New York’s Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brady come back after a weekend with the Olivers. Basil mentions several locals and visitors including Arbelle Lord Harvard student, Carville Douglas back from vacation, and families visiting Sabine and Happy Nook.
Local Social Notes From Bath And Surrounding Areas
Mrs George Dall returns home after a brief stay with her daughter Miss Doris who recently had an appendectomy at Sisters hospital Waterville Miss Doris leaves hospital Thursday and convalesces with her aunt Mrs Harry Aldrich in Waterville Vivian Nye a student nurse at Deaconess hospital visits her parents at Doubling Point Arrowsic Nye arrived July 19 and heads to Portland later this week Mabel Duncan of New York visits Mrs Elwood Campbell in Bath N E Kendall wife of ex Gov Kendall of Iowa hosts dinner at Alliquippa guests include Judge and Mrs Kenyon Wright Kauffman Bay ton Cary and others D J Tardiff spends Sunday in Lewiston Mr and Mrs James Green of Waterbury Conn visit Bath parents Mr and Mrs John Green of Dummer Street Court Alfred Bunker Bath residents spend weekend in Woolwich Leonard Norsworthy returns to Washington DC after two weeks with Mrs Norsworthy Elizabeth Norsworthy returns from Portland Sumner season Marie Passmore Gilbert of Swampscott formerly of Bath visits Miss Mildred Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dall
South Street
Doris
Sisters’ Hospital
Waterville
Miss Dall
Harry Aldrich
Pine Tree Circle
Vivian G. Nye
Deaconess Hospital
Harry L. Nye
Arrowsic
Miss Nye
Portland
Fred Pinkham
Morse High School
N. E. Kendall
Kendall
Iowa
Alliquippa
William S. Kenyon
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Bayton
Cleveland
Cary
Illinois
Mme. van Zandt Wheeler
Earl Hunt
May Kirkyard
New York
James Green
Waterbury
Conn
Leonard D. Norsworthy
Washington, D. C
Wellesley Guests and Visits Highlight Local News
Dr and Mrs William Rogers with children Helen and William Jr and Miss Shirley Stanwood from Wellesley Mass stayed overnight with Mrs Rogers parents Mr and Mrs Carroll Watson on Washington street. Mr and Mrs Wayne R Curry of Long Island NY visit Mr and Mrs Chester W Dana at 39 Meadow Way for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers
Helen
William, Jr
Shirley Stanwood
Wellesley, Hills, Mass
Rogers
Carroll Watson
Washington Street
Wayne R. Curry
Long Island, N. Y
Chester W. Dana
Meadow Way
Local Social Roundup Reports Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Samuel Bickle and family of Springfield Mass visit his parents on North street. Several couples and individuals are listed as traveling, visiting relatives, recovering from minor operations, or enjoying vacations in Bath Portland Gardiner Mere Point Popham Beach Garnet Kidney Pond Camps and Boston with various hosts and hosts families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bickle
Springfield
Mass
Mr. Bickle
Henry Bickle
North Street
Stanley Bickle
Portland
Bickle
Mrs Evelyn Snow Heads Out For A Week Away
Mrs Evelyn Snow left Sunday for a era where she will pass a week staying away from home to rest and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Snow
New York Man Visits Mother During Receivership Stay
Phillips Kimball of New York City arrived Saturday night to spend ten weeks with his mother Mrs. Edward H. Kimball on Lincoln Street. He is employed in the receivership department of the Irving Trust Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Kimball
New York City
Edward H.kimball
Lincoln Street
Mr. Kimball
Irving Trust Co
New York
Lawn Party and yacht models mark Bath notes
Mrs. Eola Atwood hosted a Past Noble Grands lawn party with sewing and an auction where Mrs. Nellie Lord won the first prize. The event drew guests including Mrs. Annette Pinkham and Mrs. Florence Mank. Frank Oliver sold yacht models to a Chicago attorney and plans a Corsair model next winter. The six weeks school session closed and a missing boy later returned home. The Spinney brothers plan passenger runs to the Constitution ship, using a 90 foot Rockland boat next week. A portrait of Judge William S. Kenyon by Joseph Kahill hangs at Sebasco Lodge. The Maine Library Association meets at Kittery September 2-4 with May Lamberton Becker speaking on The American Scene. A storm damaged boats at Poster's Point and local residents aided salvage efforts. The article closes with lengthy local Baptist church history and parish notes from Georgetown Center and Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eola Atwood
Noble Grands Club
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Annette Pinkham
Eva Atwood
Florence Mank
Nellie Leeman
Harriet Huggard
Nellie Lord
Lillius Larrabee
Emma Jacobs
Lois McKiever
Elizabeth Tedford
May Ward
Lilius Larrabee
Harriet Bunker
Harriet Haggard
Sarah Munsey
Frank
Oliver
Court Street
Mildred
Chicago
Times
Mr. Oliver
Bath Iron Works
Georgetown Baptist Church meetings on Ker's Island
King of October first held a meeting on Ker's Island with devoted Christians. Mr Randall then held meetings in Woolwich where five were baptized. He returned to Parker's Island now Georgetown and found work prospering. He likely formed a church at Georgetown Squam Island and at Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of
Ker’s Island
Randall
Woolwich
Parker's Island
Georgetown
Georegtown
Squam Island
Durham
McFadden Family Visits Provincetown Wharf Players
Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden visited their son George A McFadden in Provincetown Mass where he is associated with the Provincetown Wharf Players They attended the opening of last week's play Cant Be Did Monday night The show told of a perfume salesman who imagines painting and swaps selling for painting and was well received
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. McFadden
Provincetown
Mass
George A. McFadden
Provincetown Wharf Players
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Lowell, Mass
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Timothy J. Mancy
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Westport
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Park Street
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Portsmouth
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Western Avenue
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Helen Stearns
Cambridge, Mass
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Flushing
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Sumner Sewall
Homer Richardson
Marcia D. Richardson
Garden Street
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First National Bank Force
Harry Peterson
Brunswick Road
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London
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Saginaw
Mich
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Cincinnati
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Hackensack
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Ridgewood
Francis FE. Pitman
Newton, Mass
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Trufant Street
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Leland Plummer
Con Charles
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Alice Mulligan
Calais
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Alston Oliver
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Greenville
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Perth
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Cummings Street
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Swampscott, Mass
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Betty
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Path City Hospital
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Cobbroad
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W. T. Boyd
E. P. Kimball
S. W. Browne
Georgetown Baptist Church
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!