Bath residents share summer travel and family news
A series of notes from Bath details visits and vacations. Mr. and Mrs. McMann of New York plan a Bath stop in September. Several families announce births and vacations at Memorial hospital and various homes. John St. Martin takes his annual two week break. Ronald Honsinger family visits from White Plains, while others travel to Augusta and Camden. Midshipman Robert Footer and families plan summer time visits. Allan Gregware enjoys a two week vacation at Popham Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMann
New York City
McMann
Bath
Frank E. McIntosh
Valley Road
Gray
Mr. McIntosh
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Allan Gregware
New Jersey
Popham Beach
Fielding Leaves Connecticut College for Bath Iron Works
Miss K. Drusilla Fielding resigns as secretary to Dr. Rosemary Park at Connecticut College in New London to take a post at Bath Iron Works. She moved into 704 High Street on Wednesday. Victor Fuller returns home after surgery at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Neukranz and daughter Andreen leave for Fenton Michigan after a West Point visit. Mrs. Julius Appleton and son Stephen return to Springfield after visiting Mrs. Appleton's mother on Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Drusilla Fielding
Rosemary Park
Connecticut College
New London
Victor Fuller
Ruth Fuller
West Bath
Memorial Hospital
Julius Appleton
Stephen
Springfield
Mass
Baby Katherine Campbell Footer Born in Bangor
Mr and Mrs Edward A Footer Jr of Bangor announce the birth of a baby girl named Katherine Campbell Footer at Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor. The mother and child are reported in good condition. Mr Footer, formerly of Bath, works for New England Telegraph and Telephone at Bangor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Footer, Jr
Bangor
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Katherine Campbell Footer
Footer
Bath
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Neukranz Family Hosts Dinner at Westcustoge Inn
Mr and Mrs R K Neukranz and daughter Andreen of Fenton Michigan hosted a family dinner Thursday evening at Westcustoge Inn Yarmouth for Van Zandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K Neukranz
Andreen
Fenton, Mich
Westcustoge Inn
Yarmouth
van Zandt Wheeler
Miss Laura King Visits King Family This Weekend
Miss Laura King arrives Friday night to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Mare N King of 23 Bedford Street. Miss King is employed at the Franklin Savings Bank in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura King
Mare N. King
Bedford Street
Miss King
Franklin Savings Bank
Boston
Beers Family Leaves For Skowhegan Visit
Mrs Gladys Beers of 41 Court Street travels to Skowhegan on Saturday to spend the weekend with her mother Mrs Cecile Grenier. Collette Beers, who has stayed two weeks with her grandmother, will return home Sunday with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Beers
Court Street
Skowhegan
Cecile Grenier
Collette Beers
Local hires and moves in area stores and homes
Mrs. Myrtle Pye starts as children's and infants apparel manager at W T Grant Co Center Street store. Miss Jean Berry ends duties at Hillyard's drug store and begins at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton of Quincy Mass visit North Bath. son Jimmy will join them Monday. Several local residents visit and relocate for work or to visit family, including Heather McClure Susan Grevers Carolyn Thompson Sally McPhee Priscilla Gallant and Marilyn Thomas new sales staff at Grant Co lingerie department. Robert Gosselin visits aunt Carri Lehane in Robinson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pye
Washington Street
W. T. Grant Co
Center Street
Children’s
Ants’ Apparel
Jean Berry
Hilyard’s Drug Store
Memorial Hospital
James Pendleton
Quincy
Mass
Raymond F Berry
North Bath
Jimmy
Berrys
Marilyn Thomas
Dummer Street
Local families return from visits across town and state
Mr and Mrs Colby Fahey with Nathalie and Larry came home to Princeton Thursday after a week with Mrs Fahey's brother E Lawrence McCurdy and Mrs McCurdy on North Street. Chief and Mrs Ralph A Mawyer with three children of Arlington Virginia visited with Mrs Mawyer's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wagner Sr at 623 Washington Street. Chief Mawyer heads the Naval Radio Station in Arlington and Mrs Mawyer is the former Marion Wagner of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby Fahey
Nathalie
Larry
Princeton
Ralph A. Mawyer
Arlington
Mrs McMillan Travels To Visit Relatives In U S And Canada
Mrs John McMillan of Edmonton Alberta spent ten days with Mr and Mrs Edmund Arsenault at 48 Chestnut Street Then she headed to Boston to visit relatives and planned to see her sister Sister Lovetts at Mt St Mary Academy in Burlington Virginia In Bath she met her nephew the Rev A D Gillis of Damariscotta Mills Mrs Delmar Bragg of 655 Middle Street has entered Gowen Nursing Home for a week or more Friends may visit during her stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMillan
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Edmund Arsenault
Chestnut Street
Boston
Sister Lovetts
Mt. St. Mary Academy
Burlington
Bath
McMillan
A. D. Gillis
Damariscotta Mills
Delmar Bragg
Middle Street
Gowen Nursing Home
Pinkhams Return From Lubec Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pinkham and Mrs. Bradford Carlton returned to Five Islands from Lubec where Mr. Pinkham was on vacation from Bath Iron Works Corp. They stayed with former Bath residents Mr. and Mrs. David Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pinkham
Bradford Carlton
Five Islands
Lubec
Pinkham
Bath Iron Works Corp
David Rutherford
Bath
An dersons On Vacation With Reverend Bells
Mr and Mrs Harry V An derson visit Union street home as guests of Rev Dr and Mrs Oliver W Bell during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Anderson
Oliver W. Bell
Union Street
Wedding Invitations for Alexandra Sewall and Albert Mackey Jr
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Alexandra Sewall daughter of Mr and Mrs Sumner Sewall of 1132 Washington Street and Albert Martin Mackey Jr The ceremony is set for September 17 at Grace Episcopal Church at 3 30 p m A reception will follow at 1132 Washington Street Also Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell of Weeks Street depart Saturday for New York City to attend the 46th tri annual conclave of Knights Templar staying at the Governor Clinton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Albert Martin Mackey, Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Mitchell
Weeks Street
New York City
Knights Templar
New York
Governor Clinton Hotel
Edwards couple heads to Maine for studies and new home
Mr and Mrs Ronald Edwards of Woolwich depart August 27 for Portland to reside at Pine Haven Trailer Park while he attends Maine Vocational Technical Institute for a final year in industrial electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Edwards
Woolwich
Portland
Pine Haven
Mr. Edwards
Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Boston Visitor Miss Mariam Heald and Aunt Stay in City
Miss Mariam Heald of Boston visits with her aunt Mrs. David N. Heald at 510 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Heald
Boston
David N. Heald
Washington Street
Clergy Couple Attend Knights Templar Conclave in NYC
The Rev Dr and Mrs David L Wilson of Washington Street attend the 46th tri annual conclave of Knights Templar in New York City. He is a past grand prelate of the United States and they are among honored guests at a banquet. Dunlap Hatch spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alan Spear at their Popham Beach cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Washington Street
New York City
Knights Templar
Wilson
United States
Dunlap Hatch
Mrs
Allan Spear
Popham Beach
Waterman and guests at Rye Beach Clark cottage
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Waterman of West Bath spent the weekend at the Clark cottage at Rye Beach New Hampshire. Their guests included Mr and Mrs Aubury Ramey of West Somerville Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Waterman
West Bath
Clark Cottage
Rye Beach
N. H
Mrs
Aubury Ramey
West Somerville
Mass
Miss Sarah Browne Weds Lt Allen Findley at Brunswick Church
Miss Sarah E Browne married Lt jg Allen Findley USN at First Parish church Brunswick. Reception followed at the bride’s parents summer home Abbavadassett Point Bowdoinham. Miss Linda Ashe and Miss Cathy Ashe attended guests nearby as family and friends joined the ceremony. Robert Eberhard of Middle street returned from Camp Hinds after a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bimson
Dean Shaw
Charles H. Cahill
Sarah E. Browne
Jg) Allen Findley
USN
Brunswick
Wilbur Fiske Browne
Abbavadassett Point
Bowdoinham
Mrs Hartley Hathorne Plans Bridgewater Visit With Family
Mrs Hartley Hathorne and her daughter Leah and granddaughters Rosalie and Leanna of Woolwich left Friday for a week with Barbara Halch at Bridgewater and Rita Delong. They also plan a visit in Canada with Mrs Frank Wakefield of Baring Me. is a priest of Mrs Nancy Thomas at her home on Freemont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Hathorne
Leah
Rosalie
Leanna
Woolwich
Frank | Wakefield
Baring, Me
Nancy Thomas
Freemont Street
Mrs Lester Lewis Visits Littleton With Family
Mrs. Lester Lewis of Richmond spent the weekend in Littleton New Hampshire visiting Mr and Mrs Merton Sanborn and her grandchildren Darrel and Sharon Lewis who plan to move to California. She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Claude Dyer of West Bath and Mrs Myrtle Greenstreet of South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lewis
Richmond
Littleton
N. H
Merton Sanborn
Darrel
Sharon Lewis
California
Lewis
Claude Dyer
West Bath
Myrtle Greenstreet
South Portland
Mrs Low and Miss MacKay Visiting in Chestnut Hill
Mrs Galen M Low of Chestnut Hill Massachusetts and Miss Helen MacKay of Stoneham Massachusetts are visiting Mrs Low's mother Mrs Edward H Hartwell at 903 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Low
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Helen MacKay
Stoneham, Mass
Miss Anne Day Returns Home After Portland Work
Miss Anne Day returns to Green Street home after two months with Porteous Mitchell and Brown Co in Portland. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry L Day and Morse High graduate last June, she plans to enter La Salle Junior College in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Day
Green Street
Portland
Porteous, Mitchell and Brown Co
Miss Day
Harry L. Day
Morse High School
la Salle Junior College
Cunningham Family Separated by Avon Floods
Janet Cunningham and her children Nancy and Robert left Aug 14 for Avon Connecticut to escape floods. Their home survived, but friends’ houses were destroyed. Mr Cunningham plans to join them next weekend. Bill Cunningham of the Boston Herald dined at Bath Country Club with John Newell of Bath Iron Works and others last week and later aboard a yacht in Boothbay Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Macaham's Cove
Mr. Cunningham
Nancy
Robert
Avon
Bill Cunningham
Boston Herald
Bath Country Club
John Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Brian M. Jewett
Paul K. Niven
Brunswick
Cunningham
Mrs. Niven
Boothbay Harbor
Day Brothers Return From Camp Hinds Visit
Jonathan and James Day sons of Mr and Mrs Harry L Day of Greenstreet returned from Raymond where they spent two weeks at Camp Hinds during their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan and
James Day
Harry L. Day
Greenstreet
Raymond
Camp Hinds
Mrs Ruth Hewitt a Santa Monica guest in Washington St
Mrs Ruth Hewitt of Santa Monica California is the guest of Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street. She just returned from a trip to the British Isles where she attended her son’s marriage in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candace Lee
Washington Street
Augusta
Patricia Scammon
Ruth Hewitt
Santa Monica
Calif
Frederick E. Drake
Hewitt
British Isles
London
Mrs Whittier and Son Visit Aunt in Washington Street
Mrs Elizabeth Whittier and her son Tommy of Washington DC are visiting Mrs Whit tier's aunt Miss Elsie Folsom on Washington street for a family gathering during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Whittier
Tommy
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Whittier
Elsie Folsom
Washington Street
Local Social Notes From Brookline to Framingham
Miss Annie Belle Cutting and Miss Ruth Jordan of Brookline Mass are visiting the Jordan home on York street. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d of Washington street announce the arrival of a granddaughter Pamela Sewall Brett born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Chester S Brett of Framingham Mass. Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenthal of Burlington Vt returned Sunday after visiting with Mrs Rosenthal's brother Robert Levine and Mrs Levine at their Lincoln street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Belle Cutting
Ruth Jordan
Brookline, Mass
Jordan
York Street
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Pamela Sewall Brett
Chester S. Brett
Framingham
Mass
Louis Rosenthal
Burlington, Vt
Moore children visit grandparents. return to Gorham
The Misses Rachel Anne and Jessica Moore enjoy a few days with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Merritt A Mitchell of 11 Dike road while their parents Mr and Mrs John Moore visit in Stonington. They will return to their homes in Gorham Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Anne
Jessica Moore
Merritt A. Mitchell
Dike Road
John Moore
Stonington
Gorham
Dorchester Couple Visiting At Foster's Point Cottage
Mr and Mrs Morris Levine of Dorchester Massachusetts were visiting as guests of Mr Levine s sister Mrs Jacob Smith and Dr Smith at their cottage at Foster s Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Morris Levine
Dorchester, Mass
Mr. Levine
Jacob Smith
Dr. Smith
Foster's Point
Beavins Visit Friends After Kent's Hill Reunion
Prof and Mrs Theodore Beavin of Manchester New Hampshire were guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vail of Five Islands Sunday evening Mrs Beavin who has been attending her class reunion at Kent's Hill was joined there by Prof Beavin Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Beavin
Manchester
N. H
Lawrence Vail
Five Islands
Beavin
Kent's Hill
Prof
Coastal Maine Residents Visit Family and Plan Outings
Mr and Mrs Leslie Cahill and family of Falmouth Foreside hosted at Meadowbrook cottage. Hamblett family from Nashua and Bath hosts plan weekend in Lebanon Illinois with Jacobs family joining. Loring family from Florida visiting Daley and Perry in Lincoln Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Cahill
Deborah
John
Falmouth Foreside
Dudley S. Leavitt
Meadowbrook
John A. Loring
Caroline
Marybelle
New Smyrna Beach, Fla
Lloyd Daley
Edna Perry
Lincoln Street
Misses Poole and Jacobs Return Home From Visit
Miss Nancy Poole of Pemaquid Miss Sonya Poole and Miss Cynthia Jacobs of Portland returned to their homes Tuesday after visiting their cousin Miss Carla Tukey at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs E O Tukey of 1060 High Street. Announcement of birth of Susan Elaine Thomas at Memorial Hospital August 19. Mrs. Thomas formerly Annette Godfrey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Godfrey of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy and
Sonya Poole
Pemaquid
Cynthia Jacobs
Portland
Carla Tukey
E. O. Tukey
High Street
Frank Thomas
Washington Street
Susan Elaine
Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Annette Godfrey
Ralph H. Godfrey
Bath
Greenleaf sisters visit Casey household in Washington street
Misses Jean and Frances Greenleaf of Arrowsic were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Casey of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean and
Frances Greenleaf
Arrowsic
Mrs
Wilbur Casey
Washington Street
Niles Family Guests at Skowhegan Fair Weekend
Mr and Mrs Merte C Niles and daughter Miss Jane Niles of 717 Middle Street visited Mr and Mrs Fred Weeks in Skowhegan over the weekend and attended the Skowhegan State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merte C. Niles
Jane Niles
Middle Street
Fred Weeks
Skowhegan
Skowhegan State Fair
Mrs Freeman Visits Brother in City
Mrs. Edmund Freeman of Washington DC is spending a week with her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Ralph H Godfrey at 324 Washington street. Mr Freeman who was here for the weekend has returned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Freeman
Washington, D. C
Ralph H. Godfrey
Washington Street
Mr. Freeman
Washington
Bath Girl Sandra Sprankle Appears on Super Circus Show
Bath residents will see Sandra Sprankle at 5 p m Sunday on Channel 8 for the Super Circus telecast. Miss Sprankle, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Cookson of Sarasota Florida, formerly lived at 5 Tower Circle Bath, has toured with an acrobatic group for three years and studied at Charlotte's School of Dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sandra Sprankle
Miss Sprankle
Ernest Cookson
Sarasota
Fla
5 Tower
Clambake season and West Bath spring water lore
The piece notes weekend clambake gatherings with lobster corn eggs hot dogs and drawn butter. It highlights Witch Spring in West Bath as a long known travel stop for water with crowds stopping daily for drinks and to fill jugs. It mentions Bath Rotary Club founded 1918 and two weeks until B day school term start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witch Spring
West Bath
Back to School Window Displays Drive Early Fashion Shoppers
Mothers with school age children browse stores for first day outfits amid summer markdowns and fall woolens. Retailers label a double season, stacking discounted cottons beside early woolens offering buyers first choice in upcoming fall and winter fashions.
Coast Road Signs Point to Hidden Summer Retreats
Vacationers flock to cottage districts as signage along coastal routes guides guests to secluded caves bays and coves. Clustered at road forks these inviting colorfully lettered markers hint at routes but require local knowledge to reach the exact trail or cove.
Indoor TV reception puzzles viewers across New England
Viewers report remarkable TV reception from Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire and Bangor stations using rabbit ear sets and even better clarity than Portland stations. Analysts attribute the unusually clear signals to atmospheric conditions. Is it Connie and now Diane behind the broadcast chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Brangor
Portland
Connie
Diane
Bath Considers Municipal Parking Amid Tight Urban Space
Local residents note the difficulty of a central parking spot as Bath weighs a municipal lot. Some chain stores already offer parking, yet the city still sees a need for a civic car area despite ongoing debates and limited space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Summer Bathers Say Salt Water Warmer Near Old Orchard
Readers report salt water at Old Orchard and nearby resorts warmer than average this year. The note highlights extended beach season vibes and a shift in seaside conditions affecting visitors and local tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Local Cadets Earned Reader Support For Miami Trip
An elderly South End resident on social security asked if a dollar donation would help the Bath Cadets travel to Miami. He enjoys hearing the Cadets practice from his home and offered support this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
South End
Kitty the tiger kitten missing from Nick’s Coffee Shop
A fluffy tiger kitten named Kitty, living at Nick’s Coffee Shop on Front Street, has wandered away from home. Kitty is friendly and follows people who stop to pat him. Nick requests anyone with information on Kitty’s whereabouts to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Front Street
Churches Undergo Summer Exterior Painting Projects
Grace Episcopal Church and parish house on Oak street gain exterior painting while Coraliss Street Baptist church also receives a new coat of paint. Central Congregational church parsonage on Middle street sees extensive interior and exterior repairs and painting in preparation for the September arrival of the new minister, plus a new black top walk and driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Oak Street
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Central Congregational Church
Middle Street
Bath Faces Busy Summer for House Painting
The text notes many houses in Bath are being painted this summer, suggesting painting contractors are experiencing a very busy season in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mantid as Pet Postcard from Shipyard Worker
Clifton E Legard of 858 Middle Street found a praying mantis at the shipyard last week and took the green insect home promising to keep it as a pet. The small sighting adds a curious personal note from a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton E. Legard
Middle Street
Legard
Bath Legion Cadets seek odd jobs for Miami convention trip
Members of the Bath Legion Cadets drum and bugle corps plan to attend the American Legion national convention in Miami in October. They seek odd jobs such as babysitting or lawn mowing to raise travel funds, with director Bill Milliken and drum majorette Heather McClure coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Legion Cadets
The
American Legion
Miami
Bill Milliken
Heather McClure
Bath Post Office to Get Official Name Sign
A Bangor paper notes Bath will install a sign reading United States Post Office over the city building after 42 years. The move aims to help locals and visitors locate the facility more easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bangor
United States Post Office
Autumn Signs Shed at City Park
City Park trees begin to shed leaves signaling the approach of autumn. The article notes autumn spans September through November in the local region, describing it as a gentle, euphoric way to refer to fall observed between Sept 22 and Dec 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Calendar for School Union 48 announces 1955 56 schedule
Stanwood C. Gilman superintendent announces the school year calendar for School Union 48 serving Phippsburg Woolwich Arrowsic Westport and Wiscasset. The plan lists start dates holidays term closings and teacher clinics through June with Dresden schools following similar dates and two term structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood C. Gilman
Phippsburg
Woolwich
Arrowsic
Westport
Wiscasset
Dresden
Cost Accountants appoint two associate directors at Maine chapter meeting
Officers and directors of the Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants met Thursday night at Sebago Lake. Among appointments announced were Oscar R. Marsh of Hyde Windlass Co. as Associate Director of Membership and William F. Mussenden of Bath Iron Works Corp. as Associate Director of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Maine
National Association of Cost Accountants
Sebago Lake
Oscar R. Marsh
Hyde Windlass Co
William F. Mussenden
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mrs Ruth Small Returns Home After Visit in Lisbon Falls
Mrs Ruth Small of Lisbon Falls has returned home after visiting Mrs Wilbur Casey at her Wash Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Small
Lisbon Falls
Wilbur Casey
Washington Street
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Sewall Williams
Small Point
Belgrade
William A. Hill, Jr
John St. Martin
the Times Co
Evelina Honsinger
Andrew Hynes
Andrea
Emily
White Plains
N. Y
Lord Wyant
Syracuse
Donald P. Footer
Orono
Jane
Bath Memorial Hospital
Edwin T. Powers, Jr
Edwin T Powers
Park Street
Maine Maritime Academy
Castine
Boughton Cobb
Darien
Conn
Emerton Gross
Floral Street
Camden
Raymond Conley
E. Sargent Legard
Oliver Circle
Kaith Oliver
Leone Oliver
Howard Patchell
Malden, Mass
John Burgon
Vernon Miller
Frederick J. Worden
L. J. Perry
Seabrook, N. H
Edna King
Marc N. King
Bfiford Street
Wenda Brim
Betty Hess
Lockport, N
Mildred G. Nichols
Cosmopolitan Clubhouse
Christine Bevin
N.H
FE. Bradley Carleton
Judith, Gerri and
Stott
Troy, N.Y
Ardenne E. Stott
City
Doris Tobey
Ernest Freeman
Ruth Strack
A. N. Leventhal
Mount Washington Hotel
Brentwood, NH
Strack
Leventhal
Robert Footer
Edward A. Footer
Carolee Maines
Earl Maines
Westbrook
Harry B. White
Dummer Street Court
Harrld S. Avery, Jr
Diane and
Lynn
Reading, Mass
Harold S. Avery
Western Ave
Harborside
Walter D. Thurston
Sparta
Wis
Cpl
Richard Gross
Cpl. Gross
Wisconsin
U. S. Army
R. K. Neukranz
West Point
Mr. Neukranz
Mme. van Zandt Wheeler
Susan Grevers
Carolyn Thompson
Sally McPhee
Priscilla Gallant
Hallowel
Emery Chase
Erwin Koertz
Jeff and
Barbara
Troy
Mr. Chase
Karcher S Jackson
Mr Jackson
James D Solomon
David
Culver City
Solomon
FE Lawrence McCurdy
McCurdy
Robert Gosselin
Newbury Mass
Mrs. Carri Lehane
Robinson Street
Linda and
Cathy Ashe
Cyrus Ashe
Nancy Merchant
Sabine
Robert Eberhard
Eugene P Eberhard
Edward B. Hamblett
Donald
Pratt Street
Bers
Bert Hamblett
Lebanon
Hambletts
Hartford
Mr. Hamblett
Bath Iron Works
Crow's Nest
Bath Rotarians
Maine
Boat Service
Philadelphia
Lorty Beach
Rusty Sims
Celeste
Tony Steigerwald
Katherine Barta
Chicago
U. S
Tony
Hans
Elizabeth Steigerwald Etzl
Cathleen Norton
Tommy Gricka
Jamaica Health Station
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