Notes About Many People From Bath Area
A roundup lists numerous Bath residents and relatives visiting or visiting abroad for Thanksgiving week. Names include Mrs William Greene of Academy Street Wakefield and her granddaughter Priscilla Marble, with other locals such as Mr and Mrs James Comet, Mr and Mrs Frank Young, and Adele S Rubin of Tufts. Several births announced, illnesses noted, and travel plans to Canada, New Hampshire, Florida, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Academy Street
Wakefield
Mass
Vertume Dufault
Adams Family Returns From Maine Medical Center
Bobby Adams son of Mr and Mrs Robert Adams of 12 Milan Street has returned home from the Maine Medical Center where he was a surgical patient. Mr Eugene Bowker and family of Kittery arrived Thursday to spend the holiday with Mrs Bowker s parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Fullerton at Huse Street and his mother Mrs Jay Bowker of 785 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford MecLeary
Beverly Jo
Willard Oliver
Bailey Street
Bradenton
Fla
Robert MccLeary
McLeary
Port Hueneme
Calif
Florida
Bobby Adams
Robert. Adams
Milan Street
Maine Medical Center
Eugene Bowker
Kittery
Thanksgiving visits and Deep Freeze 1961 cruise noted
Mr and Mrs William Greene and their children hosted Thanksgiving guests at 112 Academy Street. Another family, the Cum mings, hosted relatives from Chelmsford and West Bath. Avan M. Gilson, USN fireman apprentice, sails from Boston October 18 aboard the ice breaker USS Glacier for a six month Antarctic cruise as part of Operation Deep Freeze 1961 conducted by 12 nations in the polar region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Academy Street
Clinton V. Owen
Garden Street
Avan M. Gilson
USN
Ruth T. Shackelford
River Road
Woolwich
Boston
Uss Glacier
Antarctica
South Polar
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Bath and Nearby Towns
University of New Hampshire students Elizabeth and Priscilla Marble joined their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Marble at 84 South Street for the holiday. The Haines and Pear son families hosted Thanksgiving dinners at North Bath Bedford Street Lincoln Street and Tower Circle homes, with multiple children present. Colby College student Carl Stinson and guest George Swasey visited Stinson's parents at 13 Dike Road for the holiday weekend. Other Bath guests included Aleck Klieska and William Russell Jr and family at 220 High Street and Mrs Marie Murphy and Miss Rose Thilant in Portland. Dudley Leavitt and Mrs Harry Hall hosted Thanksgiving at Alvin Mortenson’s home in Rumford with sons Lee and Jay. Albert Dunton and son Douglas from Lisbon Falls joined Foster M Pratt’s family at 390 High Street for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Marble
Charles Marble
South Street
Franconia Notch
N. H
Outing Club
University of New Hampshire
the Notch
Louise Pomeroy
Court Street
Hon
Fred Nichols
Lincoln Street
Randall Nichols
Randy
Pat
Ann
Waterville
Nichols
Belle
England
Henry Shain
Rachel Nichols
Elizabeth
Royden D. Haines
North Bath
Royden CG. Haines
Bedford Street
Sewall Pearson
William F. Plummer
Tower Circle
Ardenne Haines
Arthur Temple, Jr
E. Russell Pearson
Eulalia Haines
Carl Stinson
George Swasey
Colby.college
Visted
Stinson
Paul Stinson
Dike Road
Aleck. Klieska
High Street
William Russell Jr
Dudley Leavitt
Harry Hall
Bath
Alvin Mortenson
Lee and
Jay
Rumford
Albert Dunton
Douglas
Lisbon Falls
Foster M. Pratt
Martha
Mary
Martha Elizabeth Pratt
Foster Pratt
Gorham State Teachers College
Unity Circle
Earl Lowell
Parker
Bodwell Grange
Water Improvement Commission
Phippsburg
Squirrel Point
Phippsburg Fire Department
Clarence Skofield
Squirrel Point Light Station
Thomas Skofield
Chantes V. Minott
Portland
Warren Doughty
Brunswick
John Rogers
Edward Breare
Peabody
Mass
Irma Gilman
Don
Richards
Gorham Teachers College
Stanwood Gilman
Patty Boulay
Vicki Blaisdell
Harry Gilmore
William Blaisdell
Dudley Warrington
Thanksgiving Guests Across Bowdoin Bath and Vicinity
A Bowdoin family hosted a Thanksgiving gathering with guests from West Bath Topsham Bath and nearby towns including the Savage Colby Chamberland and Upham clans plus students from the University of Maine Gorham State Teachers College Holy Cross and St Josephs Academy. The occasion also saw relatives visiting from Boston Wakefield and Long Island while others are listed as patients and travelers.
Thanksgiving guests at Herbert Hotel in Kingefield
Mr and Mrs Ralph Forbes of Center street and Mr and Mrs Kurt Diamant of Allen street spent Thanksgiving Day as guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Richard at the Herbert Hotel in Kingefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Forbes
Center Street
Kurt Diamant
Allen Street
Henry Richard
Herbert Hotel
Kingefield
Thanksgiving Day Visitors Across Bath Area
A string of Thanksgiving visits highlights the Bath region as families hosted relatives from nearby towns and states. Notable guests include Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce and their son, the Schmidt family, and visitors from Newton and Winthrop. Hospital admission concerns Mrs. Alice Rideout, while Robert M. Howe Jr. serves aboard USS Wedleigh in the Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyce
Center Street
Tony Schmidt
Lynn
William Boyce Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
Robert M. Howe Jr
Robert M. Howe Sr
USN
Wedleigh
Indian Ocean
Thanksgiving Day Guests From Woolwich and Nobleboro
Mr and Mrs David Newcomb of Court Street hosted Thanksgiving Day guests including Mr and Mrs Heywood Newcomb of Film Street and Mr and Mrs Herbert Lilly Jr and daughter Heidi of Woolwich Mrs Margaret Woodman and son Robert of Nobleboro joined Mr Woodman of Barley Neck Road Woolwich for the holiday gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Newcomb
Court
Heywood Newcomb
F&lm Street
Herbert Lilly Jr
Heidi
Woolwich
Albert Woodman
Barley Neck Road
Mr. Woodman
Margaret Woodman
Robert
Nobleboro
Mrs Edward Butterfield Seeks Boston Visit
Mrs Edward Butterfield of High Street is spending a few days in Boston, enjoying the visit and sightseeing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butterfield
High Street
Boston
Local families host Thanksgiving weekend guests
Arrowsic hosts Paula and Charles Garland and Robert Dalton from Peabody Mass. Vachon son Joseph D. of 295 Washington Street begins Lackland AFB basic training with future tech school assignment. Edwards Woolwich travels for Thanksgiving due to brother William's death. Brunswick guests include Williams West Bath Perkins Hardings Keohleir family. Perkins celebrates birthday. Miller of Center Street stayed with Murphys and Thibou in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Vachon
David Vachon
Washington Street
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Morse High School
Vachon
Stanley Williams
West Bath
Joann H. Perkins
Hardings
Melvin Keohleir
Melvin, Jr
Brunswick
Breese Skillings
Perkins
Bath students named to Husson dean's list
Three Bath residents attending Husson College in Bangor earn dean's list honors for the first ranking period. June Lessard pursues medical secretary studies while Elizabeth Smith and Jon Paisley study business administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Husson College
Bangor
June Lessard
Elizabeth Smith
Jon Paisley
Paradis Family Guests From Berlin New Hampshire
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paradis of Webber Avenue hosted weekend guests including Edward Paradis, the host’s brother, and Mr. and Mrs Hubert Lagace of Berlin New Hampshire, sister and brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Paradis
Webber Avenue
Paradis
Edward Paradis
Hubert Lagace
Berlin
N. H
Thanksgiving guests of the McIntosh family list Bath visitors
Mr and Mrs Roland McIntosh hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner with five of Mrs McIntosh sisters and their families. Guests included Paul Berry and children Paw Jr Mark and Deanna from Bath Vernon Fleming and nephew Gary from Woolwich Francis Fortier and son Alan Lawrence Babb and nephew Danny from Bath Alton Carver and daughter Majorie from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland’ McIntosh
McIintosh
Paul Berry
Paw Jr
Mark
Deanna
Bath
Vernon Fleming
Gary
Woolwich
Francis Fortier
Alan
Lawrence Babb
Danny
Alton Carver
Majorie
Portland
Mohiba Revue Set for December 2 and 3 at Morse High
Morse High announces the Mohiba revue will be presented on December 2 and 3 in two acts Rehearsal Time and Holiday The show features David and Linda Bailey Jean and Eric McMann Doris Crosse plus dancers Paula Lessard Cheryl Wetherbee and Vivian Coggeshall A guitar duet Albert Coffin and Robert Barter a magic act Gary Wilbur monologues Pat Dodge Seward Stevens Joanne Bailey and Jimmy Day lead vocal numbers The Holiday section highlights OHS rove acts Donna Nichol Beverly Cromwell Havard Mortor a sailor’s hermine a minuet and dances by Sandra Hathorne Ruth Hunter Gary Wilbur and his hillbilly band are also featured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
David
Linda Bailey
Jean
Eric McMann
Doris Crosse
Paula Lessard
Cheryl Wetherbee
Vivian Coggeshall
Albert Coffin
Robert Barter
Gary Wilbur
Pat Dodge
Seward Stevens
Joanne Bailey
Jimmy Day
Sandra Hathorne
Ruth Hunter
Two Charged With Larceny Of Boat At Georgetown
Two Dow Air Force Base men were charged with larceny at Sagadahoc County Superior Court for breaking into a Georgetown summer home garage and taking an 18 foot boat with oars valued at 250 dollars. Police said the boat and oars were found in their Bangor possession. Bail set at 500 and 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Air Force Base
Mentering
Sagadahoc County
Paul E. Lindahl
Stanley L. Aldrich
Georgetown
Louisesler
New York City
Bangor
Ronald A. Hart
Hart
Allen D. Pye
Phippsburg
Bath
Robert F. Berry
Washington Street
Jerrold C. Stover
West Bath
Twelve O Clock Whistle Goes On Rampage In Bath
The Bath fire department reported a malfunctioning noon whistle on Friday with a two blasts then nine extra, due to a corroded cue. Firefighters also checked a furnace at 1034 Middle street with no incident. Earlier, they granted Thanksgiving leave to drivers. a bomb scare at the Bath Opera House prompted evacuation of 55 to 60 patrons but found nothing amiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Middle Street
Bath Opera House
Named To Committee Of Maine Merchants Assn
A local merchant joined the Maine Merchants Association executive committee at Augusta meeting. Charles Shepard was appointed. Bert J. Schiro of Bangor was elected president. Gov John H. Reed addressed the session. Bath's Jack Stelling attended. Reed outlined a Boost Maine program to keep youth in state and advance a career opportunity plan. Governor urged Maine as a year round vacation land, better road signs, and courtesy from employers toward workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Augusta
Charles Shepard
Bert J. Schiro
Bangor
John H. ‘Ced
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Stelling
Bath
Reed
Maine Health Report Highlights One Hepatitis Case in Sagadahoc
The week ending November reports one infectious hepatitis case in Sagadahoc County, located in Richmond, per the State Bureau of Health communicable disease update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Bureau of Health
Sagadahoc County
Richmond
Phippsburg Community Circle Meets for Gift Exchange
Unity Circle convenes at 8 p m with Mrs Earl Lowell Parker Head for a Christmas gift exchange. Bodwell Grange postpones Dec 8 meeting to Dec 15 due to Water Improvement Commission at Phippsburg Elementary gym.
Community Circle Plans Christmas Party In Popham
Popham Circle met with Mrs. Elsie Shaw to discuss a community Christmas party. A game night with refreshments was held at Mrs. Leon Fickett’s home. The mild weekend brought many visitors to Popham while mums thrived in Margaret Oliver’s garden. Families and visitors from Bath, Sebasco, Candy's Harbor, Cape Elizabeth, Hackensack, Livingston, and Michigan were noted as Thanksgiving guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham
Elsie Shaw
Leon Fickett
Margaret Oliver
Herbert Sprague
Merton Wallace
Candy’s Harbor
Polly Welch
Cape Elizabeth
Arthur Allen
Martha
Ricky Munsey
Sebasco
Ernest Oliver
Roger Oliver
Allan
George Oliver
Bath
Marguerite McNulty
Guy Crowley
Blanchard Crowley
Auta Munsey
Fred Spinney
Jerry Morong
Michigan
Morong
U. S. Coast Guard
Arthur Dussault
Groletu
Lewiston
Bay Point visitors and local residents share holiday scenes
William Adams and Miss Louisa Howard, Bath visitors, were seen in town on Monday. The Adams couple and Miss Howard dined at New Meadows Inn on Thanksgiving. Madison Moore of Cape Elizabeth stayed at their Bay Point cottage last weekend. Bath Memorial Hospital admitted Bath Bay Point area patient on Friday. Elmer Tibbetts of Freeport spent Friday with son Arthur Tibbetts and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adams
Louisa Howard
Bath
New Meadows Inn
Madison Moore
Cape Elizabeth
Bay Point
Alice Rideout
North Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
Elmer Tibbetts
Freeport
Arthur Tibbetts
Daughters of Isabella Install Officers in Sacred Heart Circle
Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella held an officer installation at the R C hall on Tuesday. State Regent Grace LeFebvre of Westbrook officiated with Mary Gaudreau assisting. New officers included Margaret McKay as Regent and Elizabeth Holland as scribe among others. Rev. John Belfontaine attended with members from Westbrook Brunswick and Lisbon Falls circles and Bath grand knight Joseph Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
R. of .C. Hall
Grace LeFebvre
Westbrook
Mary Gaudreau
Margaret McKay
Alice Burgess
Germaine Foster
Delia Moody
Vivian Kronstrand
Elizabeth Holland
Louise Arsenault
Annie Wilson
Rose Bonner
Sophie McPherson
Eleanor Rouillard
Yvonne Vaillancourt
Louise Purdy
Ellen O’connor
Louise Squires
Marcia Nelson
Adeline McPhee
John Belfonta
Tanker Cleared Kennebec After Port Call and Thanksgiving Events
A large tanker departed the Kennebec early Monday after discharging cargo at upriver ports. A Thanksgiving service was held at Small Point Community Church led by Rev. Earl Eckerson. Harvest gifts were left at the altar to aid less fortunate families. Families shared meals at the Sunday school rooms and visitors joined Thanksgiving events with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Small Point
Earl R. Eckerson
Diane Ross
Sweetser
Saco
Nancy Ross
Parker Head
Richard S. Dozois
Lewis Moore
Forreston Wallace
Wallace
Richmond
Jeremiah Wallace
Sebasco
Air Force seeks prior service men and women for enlistments
The U S Air Force announced an immediate need for men and women with prior military experience in any branch. S Sgt Cooper, an Air Force recruiter, says enlistees may receive the same grade held at discharge plus base of choice. Interested persons may see Cooper at the Bath Post Office Friday 10 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Air Force
S/Sgt
Cooper
Air Force
Bath
Mrs Cromwell Returns After Farmingdale Firemen Ball
Mrs Marion Cromwell of Woolwich has returned home Saturday after attending the fireman's ball in Farmingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cromwell
Woolwich
Farmingdale
Winter Street Church wreath making session planned
A work night session will be held Tuesday at 6 45 p m at Winter Street church to make wreaths for the Christmas wreath booth at the Winter Street Church Christmas fair December 2 and 3. Co chairmen Mr and Mrs Arthur Hutchins and Mr and Mrs Theodore Watson invite anyone to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Arthur Hutchins
Theodore Watson
Weekend guests listed at Windswept Manor in Massachusetts and Maine
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Howard include Sullivan family at Windswept Manor Arrow ic Worcester Miss Christine Cove Cony Bachanas and Worcester Mass Richard Gar and family Peabody Mass Robert Dalton Portland guests George Sullivan from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Sullivan
Famly
Windswept Manor
Arrow‘ic
Otis Stone
Christine Cove
Cony Bachanas
Worcester
Mass
Richard Garand
Paula
Charles
Robert Dalton
Eabody
Parker Head Newsnotes and Holiday Visits
Mrs Earl F Lowell hosts Unity Circle at home Thursday at 8 p m with a Christmas tree and gift exchange. Third and fourth polio shots will be given December 8 at Phippsburg Elementary for school and pre-school children. Mr and Mrs Lewis F Lowell entertained Walter Wallace of Harpswell over Thanksgiving. Numerous call ers visited from Brunswick West Bath Rockland and other towns. Several relatives traveled to Dresden for deer hunting and Maine Medical Center reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Lowell
Unity Circle
Phippeburg
Lewis F. Lowell
Walter Wallace
Harpswell
George Watson
Brunswick
Bob Perry
Richard
West Bath
John Warner
Joe Jr
Lowell
Forreston Wallace
Richmond
Alan
Bruce Harrington
Bath
Leston Harrington
Beatrice
Edith Wyman
Bernard Wyman Jr
Laura Lee Belt
Miss Bel
Joe Schmidt
Reinhard Carlson
Keira
Michele McLaughlin
Rockland
George Stacey
Albert Gray
Robert Gray
Laurence Ballard
Gary Wakefield
Albert
Robert
Dresden
Wakefield
Ruth Gray
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Doris Shores
Massachusetts
Parker Head
Carole Sternberg
Medford
Mass
Helen Carro
Chelsea
Herbert Bassett
Diane Ross
Saco
Winnifred Ross
Eugene Ross
Miss Ross
Mark Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Richard Hersom
Florence Rollins
Dromore Grange
Clint Beals
Stonybrook Road
Rollins
John Keiman
Sandra
Phyllis
F. A. Libby
Herbert Yeaton
Milton
West Point
Leslie Logan
Bonnie Hunter
Stoneham
Donald Logan
Delaware
Donald Logan Jr
University of Maine
Herbert Doughty
Linda
Phippsburg
Nina Richards Ninth Birthday Party Fits Home Celebration
Nina Ann Richards was honored with a ninth birthday party Saturday afternoon at 406 Center Street, home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leavitt. Lucille Moore won a gift for pin the tail on the donkey. guests included Mary Jane McGuire, Kathy Germain, Mark Nelson, Rose Leavitt, Richard Leavitt Jr, Nina’s grandmother Mrs. Harry Nelson Sr, with Mrs. Harry Nelson Jr and Richard Leavitt Sr assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Ann Richards
Richard Leavitt
Center Street
Lucille Moore
Mary Jane McGuire
Kathy Germain
Mark Nelson
Rose Leavittt
Nina
Harry Nelson
Leavitt
Harry Nelson, Jr
Kits for Detection of Fall Out Availability
Clinton McFadden Bath Civil Defense director promotes family survival kits designed to measure radiation. The kit includes a personal dosimeter smaller than a fountain pen and can detect silent threats unseen by the senses. He offers information on kit availability to interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton McFadden
Civil Defense
Bath
McFadden
Pert resigns as Bath Democrat names regional reform
Rep Pert, the first Democratic legislator from Bath since the 1930s, graduates in 1950 and helped designate his area as a major Recreational Region. He also serves on the Maine Civil War Centennial Commission. The Democratic State Committee plans to meet Sunday to act on the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Pert
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Jaycees Seek Signatures for Chebeague Island Bridge
The Greater Bath Jaycees voted to continue collecting signatures to place a Chebeague Island bridge referendum on the ballot in Yarmouth. Signatures cost 15 cents each up to 30,000, with local Jaycees earning a nickel per name and the state organization a dime. About 42,000 names are needed to meet 10 percent of the last gubernatorial vote. The State Junior Chamber of Commerce agreed to help fund the effort. Local booths will appear in businesses to reach the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bath
Jaycees
É Dime
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Club December Frolic Set For Saturday
The Colonial club dance committee announced the December Frolic will be held in the clubrooms Saturday Dec 3 from 9 to 12 p.m. Foster Pratt will lead the Colonial club combo. Guests invited, gifts for special dances, intermission entertainment, and a buffet lunch. Decorating chaired by Leonard Wetherbee with committee headed by James Feeney and assisted by A M Main Jr Ben Saho Leonard Wetherbee William Cunningham and Norman Frizzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Foster Pratt
Leonard Wetherbee
James Feeney
A. M. Main Jr
Ben Saho
William Cunningham
Norman Frizzell
Birthday Party for Scott Alan McNeill
Scott Alan McNeill son of Mr and Mrs Gerald P McNeill at 5 Noble Avenue celebrated his fifth birthday with a party at home. Guests included Holly Kaknes Cindy Kaknes Beth Marie Smith Clarence Gowen Billy Susan Debra Anderson and Gerilene McNeill. Gifts favors and balloons welcomed attendees and Kaknes the paternal grandparents sent gifts from Connecticut along with maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Alan McNeill
Gerald P. McNeill
Noble Avenue
Holly
Cindy Kaknes
Beth Marie Smith
Clarence Gowen
Billy
Susan
Debra Anderson
Gerilene McNeill
Kaknes
Howard McNeill
Raymond Christopher
Connecticut
Fleet Reserve Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party at Stowe House
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association will hold its annual Christmas party at Stowe House on December 9. Mrs. Ralph M. Gibson, president, notes the national group has chapters at major naval bases and supports philanthropy. Bath project includes forming a Brownie troop. entertainment chair is Mrs. Lawrence Cunningham of Brunswick. Men will stay home and babysit while the wives attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Reserve Association
Stowe House
Ralph M. Gibson
Bath
Lawrence Cunningham
Brunswick
Bath Couple Celebrate Their 13th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Long of 501 Washington street celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary with a quiet dinner. They married in Denver on November 25, 1947 by Rev. C. Levi Landerbeck at Grace Nazarene church. The couple met in Denver where Mrs. Long worked as a night floor supervisor in a hospital. They lived in Caldwell, Idaho for two years after marriage, then returned to Bath where Mr. Long retired. They have a married daughter in California and a son in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Long
Washington Street
Denver
Colo
C. Levi Landerbeck
Grace Nazarene Church
Long
Bath
Mr. Long
Kansas City
Longs
Caldwell
Idaho
California
Mrs. Long
Police Clear Middle Street Rat In Bathroom
Police officers Clinton Haines and Thomas Flaherty responded to a complaint from a woman on Middle Street about a rumoured wharf rat in her bathroom. They resolved the case by flushing the toilet and the rat disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down the Drain
Middle Street
Wharf
Clinton Haines
Thomas Flaherty
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Floral Street
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South Portland
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A. L. Jewett
Jittston
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