Forty Years Ago In Bath Aug 13 1918
In Bath on August 13 1918 notable items include a striking fall window display at Thompson Bros Front street featuring new men fall hats and ties praised by patrons. Miss Grace Palmer sails for Portland to resume nursing duties after visiting her father on High Street. James Cochran Yonkers NY prominent Bath Iron Works supervisor visited his brother Robert Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Bros
Front Street
James Cochran
Yonkers, N. Y
Robert Cochran
Bath Iron Works
Annie Gardiner to take two week vacation from Percys
Mrs Annie Gardiner a clerk in Percys novelty department leaves Saturday for a two weeks vacation. She will spend the first week in Portsmouth NH as a guest of friends and will also visit Weeks Mills and other places in the state. The Bath barbers vote to raise shaves from 15 to 20 cents and haircuts from 35 to 50 cents. They cite high wages and costs of supplies as the reason for the second increase this year and 100 percent since January 1. Several Bath women attended the War Work Council in Fryehall Portland. Names include Mrs Maxwell Powers Mrs Frederick Drake Mrs Palmer Cobb Mrs Fleanor Irish Mrs Elizabeth Houghton Mrs T W Hyde Miss Margaret Foote Miss Priscilla Kimball and Miss Jane Murphy. The Fitzgeralds of Washington Street announce their son Charles who is in the Navy has passed entrance exams for an ensigns school and left Bar Harbor for Harvard Ensigns School. Lt Edward in the Dental Reserve Corps has reached the other side after his second trip across. A jolly party was given at New Meadows Inn in honor of Mrs W S Wiggin of Somerville Mass guest of her sister Mrs Charles Lockery of Dummer Street. The party included Mrs C A Lockery Mrs G H Jacobs Mrs W A McNeil Mrs C A Corliss Mrs W S Wiggin and Mrs Ralph Covel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gardiner
Percy's
Portsmouth
N. H
Weeks Mills
Bath
War Work Council
Fryehall
Portland
Maxwell Powers
Frederick Drake
Palmer Cobb
Fleanor Irish
Elizabeth Houghton
T. W. Hyde
Margaret Foote
Priscilla Kimball
Jane Murphy
John FE. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Charles
Navy
Bar Harbor
Harvard
Edward
Dental Reserve Corps
New Meadows Inn
W.S. Wiggin
Somerville
Mass
Charles Lockery
Dummer Street
C. A. Lockery
G. H. Jacobs
W. A. McNeil
C. A. Corliss
W. S. Wiggin
Ralph Covel
Campbell Guest of Bath Boy Returns to Portland Trip
August 14 1918 Henry W Campbell of Albany New York visits sister Mrs Carroll Deering and family on Washington street. He and Mrs Deering and daughter Elizabeth and Mr Campbell drive to Portland to fetch Mrs Campbell from visiting her parents. Campbell, a former Bath boy, has been warmly welcomed. Mrs Frank Daley of Beacon street returns from a visit with sister in South Bristol. A horse attached to the American Express team on Front street escaped and caused a brief scare but no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Campbell
Albany
N. Y
Carroll Deering
Washington Street
Frank Daley
Beacon Street
Bristol
American Express
Front Street
Bath youths sent to Wentworth Institute train in Boston
Sagadahoc County young men including Thornton Bates Earl Brackett Harold Yates Irving Bragg of Bath Bernard Bailey of Woolwich and Harold Wade of Richmond departed on the 10.23 train for Wentworth Institute in Boston for a course of intensive training. Miss Lile Cahill of Bath Trust Co left for a two week vacation at Bay Point, followed by Miss Doris Shepard.
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Sagadahoc County
Boston
Wentworth Institute
Thornton Bates
Earl Brackett
Harold Yates
Irving Bragg
Bath
Bernard Bailey
Woolwich
Harold Wade
Richmond
Lile Cahill
Middle Street
Bath Trust Co
Bay Point
Doris Shepard
Morse to receive orders for service at Rockland
Lester Morse a United States Naval Reserve member has spent most of the summer at home in this city and today reported to the Rockland training station to receive his orders for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Morse
U.S.N.R
Rockland
West Bath notes seasonal birds and visitors in 1918
Aug 15 1918 local notes report flocks of ducks seen in Winneganee creeks and ponds as the season is not yet open. Visitors include William Bassett and son from Mt. Vernon NY staying with Roscoe McFadden, and Glendon Ayer recovering from appendicitis in Portland. Observers note Texas Steamship Co yard growth from eight extensions to 46.
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Winneganee
Old Pond
William Bassett
John
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
City
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Texas Steamship Co
Local Social News Highlights From Pine Street and Beyond
Mrs. illiam Carson and daughter Cora Mae of West Bath stayed Thursday with Mrs. Chauncey Curtis on Pine street. Augustus Burnham returned to New York after visiting sister Mrs. Frank Daley on Beacon street. Mrs. Miriam Andrews of Mattapan Mass. visits sister Mrs. Blanche Forsythe on Floral street.
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Illiam Carson
Cora
Mae
West Bath
Chauncey Curtis
Pine Street
Augustus Burnham
New York
Frank Daley
Beacon Street
Miriam Andrews
Mattapan
Mass
Blanche Forsythe
Floral Street
Local visitors and garrison men in town this week
Miss Ruth Harvey and Miss Hazel Whitman of Malden Mass are visiting Miss Mollie Palmer of High street. Pots, Joe Pearl and Joe Sulli van stationed at Fort Baldwin Popham were visitors in this city Thursday. Miss Carmen Atkinson is employed as a clerk at Woolworths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harvey
Hazel Whitman
Malden, Mass
Mollie Palmer
High Street
Joe Pearl
Joe Sullivan
Fort Baldwin
Popham
Carmen Atkinson
Woolworth's
Sagadahoc county quota for Camp Devens set at 24 men
Sagadahoc county lists 24 men ordered to report Wednesday afternoon Aug 28 at three in the local board office for induction into the service. Names include Eugene J Janders Ralph G Pinkham Ernest E Rose Chester R Talbot Seth Doughty Arthur J Roderick William J Kilbride Fred O Heyward Sidney E Grant Ralph Peterson Frank Pecci Earl Kronstrand John F Spellman. Local social updates follow with moves, visits, and travel notes across Bath Lewiston Portland and Boston.
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Sagadahoc County
Camp Devens
Eugene J. Janders
Ralph G. Pinkham
Ernest E. Rose
Chester R. Talbot
Seth Doughty
Arthur J. Roderick
William J. Kilbride
Fred O. Heyward
Sidney E. Grant
Ralph Peterson
Frank Pecci
Earl Kronstrand
John F. Spellman
Two Woolwich Boys Meet Over a Bath Toast in France
In an August 18, 1958 letter Sgt. A J Galloupe to his mother describes two Woolwich regiment members who did not know each other before sharing toasts at an informal dinner in France. A Bath toast led to an ice breaking moment when George Dolloff of the hospital corps joined in. Lt Edward J Fitzgerald visiting Boston after France returned home, caring for 600 teeth in France, and his brother Charles enters aviation training. City Editor Herbert M Sawyer visits Cox's Head. Joe Coss, USN T, returns to Bumpkin Island for weekend duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
France
A. J. Galloupe
Frank Galloupe
Galloupe
56Th Artillery
C. A C
Sept. Galloupe
George Dolloff
Hospital Corps
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Boston
Charles
Fitzgerald
Cosmopolitan club brings joy with citywide rides for kids
More than 100 children enjoyed automobile rides to nearby communities for two hours in a yearly Cosmopolitan club event. Separately, North Street church sold to evangelist Arthur Karl Sanderson for about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
North Street
Free Baptist
First Baptist
First Baptist Church, United
Arthur Karl Sanderson
First Of Democratic Coffees Held Thursday
Democratic candidate Fd Pert spoke at Bath as part of the Coffees For Better Government series. He urged aggressive representation and two party strength, recanting a misstatement about voter registration dates and naming several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Pert
Bath
Dana Hagerthy
Pert
Frank Torrey
James Beck
Louis Kinebury
John Rockefeller
Daniel Holt
Mugen Rouillard
Brdgar Black
Hayerthy
Hanson 20th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Hanson celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a lobster bake at their Birch Point cottage on Sunday. The couple, both on vacation from work at Central Maine Power Co and Barry Memorial Hospital respectively, hosted an extensive group of Brunswick Bath Richmond Lewiston and area guests including their three sons William Jr Charles and Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisim C. Hanson
Corliss Street
Birch Point Cottage
Hanson
Service Department
Central Maine Power Co
Barry Memorial Hospital
Donald Bell
Bernard McCarty
Lewiston
Leighton Jackson
Evelyn Hfosmer
Kay Overstreet
Richard George
John Dodge
Elaine
Lorraine Wamber
Sand
Kendall Lord
Andy DeBiassio
Brunswick
Myron Douglas
Richmond
John Powers
Roy Phillips
Frank Saunders
Emery Wilson
Reginald Burns
John Traften
Leo Chaput
Earl Rarnwim
Alex Robertson
William, Jr
Charles
Peter
Bath
Permanent Part Of Bridge Approach Opened Saturday
Carlton bridge was opened for its full length last Friday afternoon for the first time in several months. The temporary wooden section used to permit overpass work was removed and the new approach is usable. The change aims to ease traffic flow in and out of the city and reduce weekend jams. The temporary wooden structure will be restored briefly when final pavement is laid at the overpass juncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Carlton Bridge
Benny Gilmore Fifth Birthday Party Observed At Home
Benny Gilmore son of Mr and Mrs Richard Gilmore of 25 Cobb Road celebrated his fifth birthday with a party at their home on Friday afternoon. A variety of pills was presented to the young host. Birthday cake and refreshments followed with guests entertained by games. Attending were Connie Adams David Lemont Jean McCabs Bradley Cahill Ellen Howe Jeffrey Thayer Kevin Lemont Joey and Joan Manziulli Ann Irish Leisa Tracey Gary Lenfest Charlene and Cheryl Barter Pam and Sharon Perow and Benny’s sister and brother Suzann and Kevin Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Gilmore
Richard Gilmore
Cobb Road
Connie Adams
David Lemont
Jean McCabs
Bradley Cahill
Ellen Howe
Jeffrey Thayer
Kevin Lemont
Joey
Joan Manziulli
Ann Irish
Leisa Tracey
Gary Lenfest
Charlene
Cheryl Barter
Pam
Sharon Perow
Benny
Suzann
Kevin Gilmore
County Democratic Women To Honor Candidates Wives
Mrs John P Carey announced that Saugadahoe County Democratic Women will honor Mrs Edmund S Musk ie Mrs Clinton Clauson and Mrs G Oliver with a tea on Peph id hi eld at 5 homesn0 High street between 3 and 5 in the afternoon Hostesses include Mrs Delmar Bates and Mrs Brian M Jewett The tea will be open to all women who wish to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey
Saugadahoe County
Edmund S. Muskie
Clinton Clauson
Res G Oliver
id_hield
High Street
Delmar Bates
Brian M. Jewett
Health report shows two German measles and two mumps in Sagadahoc
The weekly communicable disease report for Sagadahoc County, week ending August 9, released by the Maine Department of Health and Welfare, lists two cases of German measles and two cases of mumps in Richmond.
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Sagaduhce
State of
Two Teenagers Hurt After Route 127 Crash Near Five Islands
State Police report a car driven by Richard Ball 20 Nobleboro left the road on a turn near Five Islands village and struck a tree. Injured were Robert Wylie 16 Damariscotta and Myrtle Bennett 14 Woolwich. Glenise Brewer 13 Five Islands and Ball uninjured. Car totally destroyed. owned by Joseph Ball Nobleboro.
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Memorial Hospital
Five Islands
Philip Hodgkins
Richard Ball
Nobleboro
Robert Wylie
Damariscotta
Myrtle Bennett
Woolwich
Glenise Brewer
Ball
Joseph Ball
Wedding Dinner For Richmond Page婚 Honoring Bath Bride
Mr and Mrs R Morrell Page of Augusta hosted a dinner at Hotel Bugle Brunswick after a Sunday wedding for Lilit Mae Richmond of Bath and Richard M Page. Attending were Aral Richmond Norma Bridges Nancy Gutdreau Beverly Miller Grace Leeman Priscilla Seely Robert Blake Edward Kalinowski Linwood Morrell Richard Kunemund Richard Merrill and Maurice Theredins.
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Priscilla Seely
Elizabeth
N. J
Robert Blake
Norwalk
Conn
Edward Kalinowski
Rockfall
Linwood Morrell
Brookline
Maass
Richard Kunemund
Winthrop
Richard Merrill
Augusta
Maurice Theredins
Bath
Two Bath Naval Office Employes Awarded for Navy Improvements
Two workers at the Naval Office, Mrs. Lucienne Commeau and Mathew McPhee, received cash awards for suggestions improving Navy operations. Commeau, a file clerk in design, and McPhee, inspector of ships fire control systems in inspection, were commended by Capt. Stanley M. Alexander USN, who noted the broader Navy benefits beyond the cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Office
Fundy
Lucienne Commeau
Mathew McPhee
Commeau
McPhee
Stanley M. Alexander
USN
Naval
Navak
Alexander
Ife
Club Forty-Two Plans Hospital Fair Booths
Final plans for Club Forty-Two participation in the Hospital Development Fund fair at City Park on August 22 and 28 were settled at a committee meeting at Mrs. Leonard Smith’s home in West Bath. The club will run a fudge booth with added attractions and invites donations from residents, listing contact numbers for several committee members.
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Club Forty- Two
City Park
Leonard Smith
West Bath
Milton Savage
Edward Jones
Robert Footer
Smith
Savage
Booth
Twin B s Past Chiefs Club Picnic Meeting
The Twin B s Past Chiefs club Pythian Sisters held a picnic meeting Thursday at Mrs Pearl Campbell s High Street home. A noon lunch preceded a brief business session led by Vice President Mrs Viola Melzard and a social afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Emma Haley Mrs Edith Colby Mr Jessie Hunt and Mrs Iola Lombard of Brunswick plus Mrs Susa Derrah Mrs Melzard and Mrs Campbell of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
High Street
Pearl Campbell
Viola Melzard
Emma Haley
Edith Colby
Jessie Hunt
Iola Lombard
Brunswick
Susa Derrah
Melzard
Campbell
Bath
Christie Taps Spider's Web In London Run At Lakewood
Agatha Christie unveils a sensational new mystery thriller Spider's Web. The production, after two solid years in London, will be staged at Lakewood with Christie’s famed suspense and sharp plotting drawing local audiences.
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Agatha Christie
London
Probate notices list executors and guardians in Sagadahoc estates
Barbara J L Brewer lists recipients appointed in Bath and Woolwich estates including Charles Small as administrator for Hugh Madden and Julius Thompson as administrator for Florence. Appointments dated August 1958 with bond filings August 12 1958.
Democrats Open Headquarters in Former Stetson Store
Sagadahoc County Democratic headquarters opened in Bath in the former A D Stetson store on Center street. The women’s Democratic club runs it daily 11 am to 5 pm as a candidate info center with literature bumper stickers and voting information. A formal opening with Dr Clinton Clauson and James Oliver is planned for Thursday.
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Sagadahoc County
Bath
Women's
Dem Eratic Club
A.D. Stetson's & Son
Center Street
Donald Bowles
Clinton Clauson
James C. Oliver
Woolwich Local Notices Share Visits and Outings
Vacation Bible school plans with the Bailey family on Mountain road. Medford visitors Elwood Ro Howe and infant Gary return from a visit to Mrs Jen n ie Howe. Theatre trip to Deertrees yields prize Siamese cat "Rosemary." Bath works employee Vernon Roderick hospitalized. Air force son Wincos A F promotion noted. Ladies Aid attendees enjoy an all day outing at the Lowellow home with indoor lunch and bridge after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeland Bailey
Mountain Road
Elwood Ro Howe
Gary
Medford
Mass
Howe
Jennie Howe
River Road
Wallace Ham
Day's Ferry
Theatre i Deertrees
Harrison
Liedgemere
Bamboo
Rosemary
Him
Joseph DeSize
Bernard. Pratt
Bath
Hf. Duthfield
Newport
Joseph DeeSize
Day’s Ferry
Surry
Vernon Roderick
Bath Tron Works
Bath Memorial Hospital
PSC PN Aedit
Wincos A. F
Oxnard Air Force Base
California
Donald Ray
Woolwich
Bay Point society notes and local events
Mrs. Walter Be. Hartney of Dedham Mass visits Bay Point with Miss Marcia Miller who departs Brattleboro Vt for her wedding to Daniel J. Peacock of Watertown N Y at St Michaels. Mrs Warren R Munsey of Court Street heads to Rhode Island for a three week visit. Lakewood Theatre to present its 742nd production the week of August 25 to 30 with evening shows at 6 15 and matinees at 2 15 open September shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter BE. Hartney
Dedham
Mass
Harry J. Stone
Marcia Miller
Reid State Park
Brattleboro
Dianiel J. Peacock
Watertown
St Michaels Church
Miller
Timberlane
Broadway
Lakewood Theatre
Probate Notice of Estates in Bath Sagadahoc County
Court of Probate in Bath Sagadahoc County announces notices for the estates of Sidney Baton and Eleanor M Oldis with executrix and administratrix appointments. Hearings set for September to consider wills and petitions for probate, with letters testamentary without bond to Eleanor M Oldis and Tonowise J Blagden or suitable administrator, and final accounts for Irene G Young Guardian Alice J Lowell. Judge Harold J Rubin presiding, Barbara L Brewster Register.
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Saa Sidney
BATON
Bath
Elnor M Oldis
Eleanor M Oldis
Carrie BE Fuller
Tonowise J Blagden
Fred W Blagden
Irene G Young
Phippshoro
Alice J. Lowell
Guardan
Pilgrimage Plans to Ste Anne de Beaupre by Bath Group
Mrs. Edward B. Hamblett of Bath announces a tercentenary pilgrimage to Ste Anne de Beaupre. It marks her 11th and final planned bus trip, leaving Bath on Saturday September 6 at 6 a.m. from 23 Pratt Street with an overnight stop near Three Rivers for evening mass and a candlelight procession, then a St. Lawrence scenic ride to Ste Anne de Beaupre followed by Mass and breakfast, a Quebec City sightseeing stop, shopping and lunch before returning to Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Edward B. Hamblett
Hamblett
Bath
Pratt Street
Yacht Club Pot Luck Supper and Dance Gala
The New Meadows Yacht Club hosted a pot luck supper and record dance on Saturday evening attended by about 40 members and guests. Commodore Kenneth M. Francico of West Bath and Mrs Francico joined by A. Dent Caton of Bath and others traveled by boat from Portland and Bowdoinham with groups from Beverogein Camp. Organizers included Mrs Daniel MacDonald Miss Minnie Brown and Owen J. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Miesadows Yacht Club
Kenneth M. Francico
West Bath
A. Dent Caton
Bath
Lee Stevens
Evra Stevens
Bowdoinham
Portland
O. Sherman Yale
Beverogein Camp
New Meadows
Daniel Mac Donald
Minnie Brown
Owen J. Williams
Bath Teen-Age 4 H Club Meets At Foster s Point
The Bath Teen-Age 4 H Club gathered Friday at the Summer residence of Mr and Mrs Linwood Temple at Foster s Point. Activities included water skiing swimming and a noon picnic. In the afternoon business meeting a biscuit judging contest was held with Mrs Willis Morse director and officers Collette Beers Nancy Temple Pamela Litchfield Pamela Hanson Susin Footer Josnne Dauphinee and Meredith Smaili present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Foster’s Point
Willis Morse
Miss Collette Beers
Nancy Temple
Pamela Litchfield
Pamela Hanson
Susin Footer
Josnne Dauphinee
Meredith Smaili
Probate Notices from Sagadahoe County August 1958
Probate notices list numerous Bath residents including Jennie M Pierce Dwight W Pierce Sivon Stewart and others. The agenda covers appointments administrators executors and first and final accounts all presented for allowance with names such as Emily M Newwort Ford Rupert H Baxter Veron Baxter White Lydia Bast Gillette Allan Spear and more. A Bath court will hold proceedings on the first Tuesday of September with orders authenticated by Barbara L Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoe
Emily
Mmewort
Thomas R. Merrifield
Berta E. Werntfelt
Kate . Baxter
Ford
Rupert H. Baxter
Vaeron Baxter White
Lydia Basti Gillette
FE Pollard
Allan Spear
Angie
Carl Bo Ambee
Jotin
Morse
Leonice B. Morse
Harold J Rubin
Brewer Probate Register Names 1958 Administrators in Woolwich
The Register of Probate for Sarsdahoe County lists multiple estates with appointees: Freecitors and Administrators named for Herbert Grover Woolwich. EBEN DANA of Woolwich and CLARA S ST JOHN of Phippsboro with executors and guardians named, bond filings on August 1958. ISABEL La Choise of George Town. JAMES WALLACE Irvine Wallace. WILTTAM PARRY LONDON of Bath with various administrators and guardians. MARION PITMAN of Wool with Paul A Pitman appointed. BARBARA T Brewer and C Carolyn Hollis of Bath named as Administrators or guardians with bonds noted July to August 1958. office notes dated August 5 1958 through July 18 1958.
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T Rearburn
Sarsdahoe
Floral Grover Inte
Woolwich
Herbert Grover
Eben Dana
Decopeed
Mary BE Clark
Burton I. Hadekins
Clara S ST Join
Phippshore
George CC St. John
Feeeutor
Isabel
la Choise
Georgetown
Oliver Welliristoan
Taneot
Fo Kirtein
Morris Fish
Doin Po Carey
Arort
Maine
Wallace
Phippsbure
Irvine J Wallace
Jgr
Wilt
Tam Parry London
Bath
Tendon
Wilttam
Pafrow
John PO Corey
Lams
Fred Roudinson
Frank
Carolyn T
Holllete
Roscoe Po McFedden
Mary
Ara T
Brewer
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Frank Palmer
Mrs. Henry Shaw
White Mountains
J. E. Pomeroy
Harry Ward
Oakstreet
Buffalo, N. Y
Charles Rogers
L. L. Lermond
Manuel Rogers
Earl B. Lermond
George A. Baker
Fort McKinley
Gould J. Brown
Maine Coast Artillery
Harvey K. Erskine
Joseph L. Gaudreau
Bath Opera House
Clifton O. Page
Government Employment Service
Trust Co
Nellie Hodgdon
Squirrel Island
Eula Fielding
Merle Huff
Squirrel Inn
Arthur Hodgdon
U.S.N
Boston Navy Yard
Melvin B. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Boothbay Harbor
Adelbert F. Williams
M.R.C
Phippsburg Center
Third Maine Regimental Association
Dorothy B. Barrett
Cape May
Norfolk
G. G. Deering Co
Food Administration
Kennebec
Abbott Lawrence
Cedar Grove
Charles M. Foster
New York City
Arthur H. Clarke
San Diego
Calif
Glendon Ayer
Maine General Hospital
Charles S. Brown
Edward W. Hyde
L. B. Swett
Stanley
Massachusetts
Worcester
Lincoln Campbell
R. I
Alexandrine Martin
Joseph Martin
Katherine Myers
Ada Merrill
Jason A. Merrill
Paul Sanborne
Payson Jones
Texas Yard
Mr. Jones
Newton Highlands
J. M. Trott
Miss Anna
A. M. Cutler
Janet
Portia Clough
Florence Dunton
Court Street
Aline Smith
Shaw's Auto Co
Maude Bates
Arthur Thistle
Eugene’ Hartnett
Charles Toothaker
Emma Brown
Office of Register of Deeds
Mildred G. Nichels
Mary J. Grove
John C. Berry
Meadowbrook
Green Street
Roy C. Percy
Charles Mason
Ligh Street
Fort Bliss
Tex
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Motor Truck Company
Pvt
Archie Pennell
Everett Lord
Percy’s
Thomas Haley
Sebenon Hall
Frank W. Gould
McGillcuddy
Edward W. Qarrabee
John A. Small
James S. Lowell
Ralph O. Dale
Ephraim French
Curtis
William Pearson
A. A. Soule
W. A. Jackson
Roche & Fleming Inc
Washington Park
Park Street
Bumpkin
Roy Shackford
Jeannette
Waterville
Mr. Shackford
Jennie Shackford
Birch Point
Mildred Nichols
the Register of Deeds
Court House
John A Lord
Fred S. Butler
Harry W. Tarbox
Ernest A. Allan
Philadelphia
Welbhie Baker
Columbia Summer School
F. A. Manion
Howard Trafton
Doris
Lincoln Street
Herbert M. Sawyer
Worcester Telegram
Cox's Head
Joe Coss
Bumpkin Island
Hingham
Ethel Totman
Hatch’s Shoe Store
Small Point
Hazel Harrington
Providence
R. L
Oliver Moses
Charles R. Higgins
Walter Shaughnessy
Anna Morse
Louise Hughes
Charles F. Hughes
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Lake Mansfield
Stowe
Marion Redlon
Richardson Cottage
Marian Ferguson
Doris Berry
Edith Mitchell
Mabel Redlon
Jessie Ferguson
Arthur Sewall
Milton Loring
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Nyack
Loring
United States
Elizabeth Lowell
Bedmonth
Berlin
N. IL
Harry Bartlett
Hugh D. Grant
Maine Regiment
Maine National Guard
John Evans
Philip of
York Beach
Mrs. Hanson
Democratic
Health Report
Bath Naval Office
Club Forty-Two
Twin B
Chiefs
Lakewood
Barbara JL. Brewer
Sagadahoc
Hugh 2 Madden
Charles T. Small
Harry F Sprague
Charles T Small
Florence Bath
Jasper S Thompson
Carrien Page
Lucille P Steussy
Lena A Miller
Floyd M. Elwell, Sr
Gertrude M Totman
Aenes
Dorothy N Schulten
Barbara II
Brewer Register of Probate
Stetson
Ladies Aid of
Central Congrergational Church
Carl Lowellow
Anausta
Bridge
Warren R. Munsey
94 Court Street
Lewis H. Parkinson
Rhode Island
Harold J. Rubin
Barbara L
Brewfr Register
Yacht Club
Barbara IL
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