Christmas Play Debut At Bates Club Party
Miss Amy Irish joined two Bates College classmates in a one act play titled The Spirit of Love presented Sunday afternoon at the Kate J. Anthony House. Eva Sonstroem wrote the piece and played the mother with Antoinette Dion and Amy Irish as the daughters. The Lewiston Bates group sang carols and exchanged gifts from a club Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Irish
Bates
Kate J. Anthony
Lewiston
Bates College
Eva Sonstroem
Club
Santa Claus
Christmas Sale Plans Advance At Central Church
Ladies' aid met in the parish house with vice president presiding due to the president's illness. Plans were completed for the annual Christmas sale to be held Wednesday. Various local residents and guests are noted with recent travels, visits, and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Alfred Rowe
Duniels
George Tobey
Charles Jackson
Legion Auxiliary
Norway
Evelyn Curtis
Harrison
Legion
Bertha S. Abcott
South Paris
Trott Family Weekend Guests in South Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman A. Trott and daughter Virginia of Dike road left Saturday to pass the weekend in South Portland as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman A. Trott
Virginia
Dike Road
South Portland
William Powell
Mrs Merrill Returns From Mechanic Falls Visit
Mrs Jason A Merrill of lower Washington Street has returned after three weeks in Mechanic Falls with Lamb. She was called by the serious illness of her mother, who is now somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason A. Merrill
Lower Washington Street
Mechanic Falls
Lamb
Charles Mikels Visits Bath Before Boston Trip
Charles Mikels, who has worked in Bangor for several weeks, is in Bath as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller on High Street. He plans to leave Monday for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mikels
Bangor
Bath
Charles Miller
High Street
Boston
Chicago
Bath Area Families Share Holiday Travels and Visits
Washington Conn residents Mr and Mrs Parker N Moulton return from Thanksgiving with Rufus D Moulton in Bath area. Dennison and Moulton relatives plan Christmas time in Bath with visits to William Dennison and Mrs Dennison in Middle Street. Louise Gaudet leaves for Boston. Mrs George Ames hosts a bridged dinner with Emma Copeland Eva Atwood and Lilias Larrabee as guests and prizes awarded. Robert Dunton visits his mother on Court Street. Armes family relocates to Hilo Hawaii. University of Maine Club formed in Hawaiian Islands with Honolulu HQ. Paul Grant and John Beals visit Bath from Augusta and Portland respectively. Nora Brown, nurse at City Hospital, departs for weekend in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker N. Moulton
Washington, Conn
Moulton
Rufus D. Moulton
Drummond Street
S. Moulton
Nash
George Ames
North Woolwich
Emma Copeland
Eva Atwood
Lilias Larrabee
Lillias Larrabee
Douglas Armes
Hilo
T. Hl
Armes
Morse High School
University of Maine
Hawaiian Islands
University of Maine Club
Honolulu
John A. Beals
Portland
Nathan E. Coffin
Oak Street
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
Wiscasset
Bath
Hodgdon Couple Return From Alna Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hodgdon returned to their High street home after spending several weeks in Alna called by the illness of Mrs. Hodgdon's aunt Mrs. Abbie F. Ayer. Mrs. Ayer accompanied them and will spend the winter with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hodgdon
Alna
Weekend hosts entertain at Western avenue residence
Mr and Mrs Maynard Brown of Jamaica Plain and Mr and Mrs Frank Guptill of Harvard visited Mr and Mrs Oliver Brown on Western Avenue over the weekend. Mrs James B Lemont hosted her auction bridge club in West Bath with two tables. first prize to Mrs Almon Perry and second to Mrs Ralph Dale. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Haley
Cobbroad
Crystal Club
Waldo F. Marshall
Grace Hafan
Thatcher Pinkham
Maynard Brown
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Frank Guptill
Harvard, Mass
Mr. Brown
Mrs
Oliver Brown
Western Avenue
James B. Lemont
West Bath
Almon Perry
Ralph Oo. Dale
Dana McIntyre Aboard Vanda Plans Winter Voyage
Dana McIntyre chief steward on the yacht Vanda owned by Ernest B. Dane of Brookline Massachusetts is spending a few days at his South Street home. The Vanda is set for a winter cruise to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana McIntyre
Ernest B. Dane
Brookline
Mass
South Street
Manley Weston Transferred From Bath Swift & Co Branch
Von Manley Weston, employed at the Bath branch of Swift & Co., left Saturday for Newport, R. I., where he has been transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Manley Weston
Bath
Swift & Co
Newport
R. L
Local residents return from vacations in Boston and Gorham
Miss Margaret Miller, French teacher at Malden high school, resumes duties after a week with her parents Archibald and Mrs. Miller. Annie Bickle and Sadie Burnham of the local telephone exchange also return to work after a two week Boston vacation. Miss Marion Whittier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whittier of 360 Washington street, was home for the weekend from Gorham Normal and attended Syncopation at the Morse high school auditorium Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Malden
Mass
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
Annie Bickle
Sadie Burnham
Boston
Marion Whittier
Arthur C. Whittier
Washington Street
Gorham Normal
Morse High School
Olive Rowe
Mina Wilson
Bliss College
Lewiston
Miss Rowe
Morse High
Elsie Crooker
Portland
Herman Crooker
High Street
Bath Iron Works Chief Heads Home From Shipyard Launch
William S. Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., will return Tuesday morning from Camden New Jersey where he attended the launching of the liner Manhattan at New York Shipbuilding Co with Mrs Theodore Roosevelt as sponsor. Lulu Turner and daughter visited Portland Saturday. Harriet C. Lord returned home from visits in Portland. Major William R. Kimball, who served in Cuba during the Spanish American War, is enroute to Havana for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Pennell
Connecticut
Bath
Pennell
Bath Iron Works
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Camden
Manhattan
New York Shipbuilding Co
Theodore Roosevelt
William R. Kimball
Cuba
Havana
Morse High Student Returns Home After Grandfather's Death
Miss Beatrice Libby of Morse High returns to her home at 1121 Washington Street after being called to Parker Head due to the death of her grandfather, Postmaster Fred A. Harrington. Mr and Mrs Fenton Moore at 140 High Street announce the birth of a son, William Charles Moore, weighing seven and a half pounds on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Libby
Morse High School
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
Parker Head
Fred A. Harrington
Fenton Moore
High Street
William Charles Moore
Charles Lockery
Lockery
Walter Wiggin
Somerville, Mass
Pearl Street
Alfie Jacobs
York Street
Mrs Maxwell Powers Undergoes Operation at St Barnabas
Mrs Maxwell Powers of 887 Middle Street is a patient at St Barnabas Hospital in Portland after undergoing an operation on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
New Brunswick Social Roundup At Bowdoin And City
New Brunswick residents welcome newcomers Mr and Mrs Harold Pulsifer on Federal street. Pulsifer, ex Outlook editor and author of The Glory of the Dawn, resides with literary roots. Bowdoin hosted Herman Hagedorn and Mrs Hagedorn as weekend guests. Portland visitors included Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell and Mr and Mrs Edward Given. A Washington street gathering hosted by Miss Cynthia Rogers featured games and refreshments with a mixed group of Brunswick and Lisbon Falls residents. Mrs Charles T Jackson planned a Portland visit, and Miss Clara Couture hosted a farewell for Miss Louise Gaudette, with friends and family attending the games and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Harold Pulsifer
Federal Street
Pulsifer
The
Outlook
Herman Hagedorn
Theodore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Bowdoin College
Cynthia Rogers
Washington Street
Gladys Goovridge
Louise McNeil
Ruth Powers
Harriet Moody
Elsie Moody
Henry Messier
John Begamy
Lester Court
Lisbon Falls
Fred Hart
Howard Mayo
Russell Kenney
Clara Couture
Louise Gaudette
New York City
Catharine Mullaney
Genevieve Smith
Amy Prency
Lelia Thornton
Lena Dauphin
Walter Couture
Joseph Couture
William Gaudette
Merle Harmon
John Gaudette
Francis Fortier
Henry Arsenault
Stanley Richards
Maine Man Bags 10 Point Buck on Dennisville Trip
Mrs. Carl Coombs and daughter Adelaide mourn the weekend passing in Portland. Stanley Wallace, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wallace of Granite street, and Capt Jed Hallowell of Oak street, returned Friday from a gunning trip near the Canadian border in St Stephens N B. Wallace shot a 10 point buck in the big woods. James Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs N Gratz Jackson, was initiated into Phi Gamma Delta at the University of Maine last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wallace
Harry Wallace
Granite Street
Jed Hallowell
Oak Street
Dennisville
St. Stephens
N. B
Big Woods
Mr. Wallace
James Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
University of Maine
Boston
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Guests
Residents and visitors travel to and from Boston and other towns. Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball and Mrs. Albert H. Shaw return home with family and friends. others plan trips to Canal Zone, Bliss College in Lewiston, and engagements with Grace church St Mary's guild activities include candy bags and a lobster salad supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Calderwood
Harry L. Day
W. S. Voorhees
Arthur F. Mayo
Fred D. Hill
St. Mary’s Guild
Grace Church
Oak Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Mrs Morrell Hosts Miss Trott in Portland Visit
Miss Anne Trott of High street left Tuesday to spend a few days in Portland as a guest of Mrs. A. H. Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Trott
High Street
Portland
A. H. Morrell
Sylvester Cushman
Bath
Ruth Skillings
Drake returns to Deerfield to resume studies at academy
William P. Drake goes back to Deerfield Massachusetts on Sunday to resume his studies at Deerfield Academy after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Drake of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Drake
Deerfield
Mas
Deerfield Academy
Frederick FE. Drake
Washington Street
Bath Visitors From Boston
Mr and Mrs George Johnson and daughter Margaret of Boston visited Bath on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George” Johnson
Margaret
Boston
Bath
Miss Marion Bowie Confined by Illness on Drummond Street
Miss Marion Bowie, clerk in the office of Dr. Williams Whitney, is confined to her home on Drummond street by illness, though she is now somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bowie
Williams Whitney
Drummond Street
Social Notes: Augusta Families Sail and Travel
Miss Beatrice Harrington returns to Augusta after a stay with her Barrows relatives and plans a two month trip to Moorestown New Jersey for the Christmas visit with Judge and Mrs Gaskill and an aunt. Mr and Mrs John Wishart move from 119 North Street to 70 Oliver Street. Costello and Hall return from a ten day Florida trip via St Petersburg Miami and West Palm Beach visiting Calvin Rogers and sending regards to Bath and Woolwich friends. The Scotts drive to Waldoboro for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Harrington
Clifford Harrington
North Street
Lucius Barrows
Augusta
Miss Harrington
Moorestown
N. J
Francis Gaskill
Henry Sherman
John Wishart
Oliver Street
Costello P. Hall
Sagadahce Ferry
Woolwich
Florida
Peninsula
St. Petersburg
Miami
West Palm Beach
Calvin W. Rogers
Bath
City
City. They Found Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
Bath and Woolwich
Mrs. Hall
Ramona Council D of P Holds December Card Party
Mrs. Edgar White and Mrs. Annie Johansen led the Ramona council D of P December card party in Red Men’s hall. In bridge Albert Gallant won first, Ernest Avery second, Eunice Perry consolation. In whist Annie Johansen won first, Ellen Ferguson second, Anna Johansen third, Adgie Smith and Rogers Moulton consolation prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar White
Annie Johansen
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Albert Gallant
Ernest Avery
Eunice Perry
Ellen Ferguson
Anna Johansen
Adgie Smith
Rogers Moulton
Social Notes From Portland and Bath Gleanings
Miss Martha Cutting visits Mrs. Blair in High Street while neighbors plan moves to 50 Pearl Street. Numerous Portland residents travel to Boston, Lewiston, and Bath for visits, business, or weekends. The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle hosts a Christmas sale with over 200 guests and 160 dinners, marking the new parlor and kitchen openings. Mrs. Alice Coffie sails to Miami for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Russell Dalrymple
Beatrice Harrington
Hein Te Hodgdon
Cedric Martin
Edward Cook
Laura Harrington
Ada Larrabee
E. W. Wright
Arthur Price
Julia Moore
Ida White
Colonial Club Sets Christmas Tree For Bath Poor
The Colonial club holds its monthly meeting and schedules a Christmas morning tree for Bath’s poor children at ten o'clock in club rooms. Chairman Eugene Dismond urges subscriptions to the general fund by the 18th and a lunch is served after a talk by W. Gerald Holmes on the industrial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Bath
Eugene Dismond
Ada Crockett
The
Red Cross
Francis E. Parry
Frank M. Churchill
Harry L. Day
Carl Anderson
Fred J. Higgins
George A. Hunt
Mark W. Hennessy
Dudley Leavitt
Alex Burden
W. Dayton Hill
Edwin F. Ramsay
Herbert L. Douglas
Albert Austin
Joseph Milligan
W. Gerald Holmes
New England Public Service Co
Holmes
Solar Lodge Elects Officers For Next Year
Fred D. Hill was elected treasurer for his 22nd term and Harry E. Litchfield was chosen secretary for his tenth term at Solar Lodge No. 14 F and A M meeting in the Masonic temple. Officers include Ralph L. Blakeney as worshipful master and Karcher S. Jackson as senior warden with several re-elected guardians. Installation is set for December 21 in the temple with Judge Walter S. Glidden expected to install.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Hill
Solar Lodge
Masonic Temple
Harry E. Litchfield
Ralph L. Blakeney
Karcher S. Jackson
Cecil L. Fullerton
Oscar F. Williams
Henry G. Hodgdon
Arthur H. Price
Harry W. Crosman
Temple
Walter S. Glidden
Rice Bound Over To Superior Court For Theft
Francis Rice pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny of furniture and dishes valued at $100 at Cornelia Rumrill in Topsham. He was bound over to the January term of Superior Court under a $1,000 bond. Authorities say he also stole five baskets of hardwood from the Simpson farm on the Bath Brunswick road and sold them. The Topsham furniture was recovered from a Bath second hand dealer. Perley Easler of Hartland, arraigned on the same charge, was given a year’s probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Rice
Cornelia Rumrill
Topsham
John J. Keegan
Superior Court
Rice
Simpson
Bath-Brunswick Road
Bath
Perley Easler
Hartland
Preble Found Guilty in Sunday Trapping Case
Frank J. Preble of Pittston was found guilty by Judge John J. Keegan in Woolwich after a facts statement agreed by County Attorney Ralph O. Dale and Ernest L. Goodspeed. The case centered on whether traps must be tended every 24 hours and the sheriff’s contention that Sunday trapping was illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Preble
Pittston
Albert Henderson
Woolwich
John J. Keegan
Keegan
Ralph O. Dale
Ernest L. Goodspeed
Gardiner
Preble
Sheriff's Department
Judge Lowell Dies After Long Public Service
Obituary notes Judge Lowell’s death, recounting his roles as deputy collector of customs under President Cleveland, adviser to banks and municipalities, Universalist church member, Bath native with deep Sagadahoc ties, twenty years as probate judge, valued at Bath Savings Institution, surviving relative Louisin Swett. funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Bath
Sagadahoc County
Bath Savings Institution
Lousin
Horace Swett
Bath Elks Conduct Lodge of Sorrow Ceremony
Bath Elks held a Lodge of Sorrow service Sunday at three pm for 76 members who have died since the last annal. Exalted Ruler John P. Carey Jr led the ritual as secretary Roscoe H. Shaw read the toll, honoring those who died within the year Charles H. Hooper and John C. Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Lodge of Elks
Annal Lodge of Sorrow
Charles H. Hooper
John C. Humphreys
John P. Carey, Jr
Roscoe H. Shaw
Bath and surrounding news notes from Friday
Horace Herrick's chemistry class at Oakhurst Daily studied pasteurization and dairy products. Reports on fire calls, skating rink progress, Lobster finds, church events, and local athletics. Ward defeats Deering for Portland city council. Bath Savings Institution declares four percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Herrick
Oakhurst
Obituary of Philip Haggett of Boothbay Harbor
The funeral for 21 year old Philip Atwood Haggett son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert W Haggett of Atlantic Ave Boothbay Harbor and nephew of Herbert F Grindle of 47 Union St was held Sunday in Boothbay Harbor. Death occurred Nov 27 from pneumonia. He was born in Boothbay Harbor and educated there graduating in 1929 and later studied art in New York. Interment followed at Ocean View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Atwood Haggett
Gilbert W. Haggett
Atlantic Avenue
Boothbay Harbor
Herbert FE. Grindle
Union Street
Haggett
George L. Presey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beides
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Grand Central School of Art
New York
Mr. Haggett
Harold
Boston
Howell F. Wilson dies at 71 in Boothbay Harbor
Howell F. Wilson 71 retired Boston businessman died suddenly of heart trouble in a Boothbay Harbor hospital after moving from Brookline to visit his wife Mrs Vinnie Kenniston daughter of the late Capt J Ross Kenniston. They married 13 months ago. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm at Brandon Hall Brookline. Wilson linked to woolen industry in Boston Ballardvale and later real estate. He was a 32 degree Mason Shriner and member of multiple clubs including Boston Square and Compass, Republican Club of Massachusetts, Boston Automobile Club, St Matthews in Andover and Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell F. Wilson
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Brookline
Mass
Wilson
Vinnie Kenniston
J. Ross Kenniston
Ernest Young
Cleveland
Ballardvale
Boston Square and Compass Club
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Boston Automobile Club
St. Matthews Club
Andover
George Crafts Dies of Heart Disease at Bailey Island
George Crafts died from heart disease at his Bailey Island home on Sunday night after visiting this city as a Thanksgiving guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Pepper of 11 Maple Street. A fisherman by trade he served five years as Harpswell town official and led Orrs Island Red Men records. His widow is Margaret Flaherty of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crafts
Bailey Island
Frank Pepper
Maple Street
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Mr. Crafts
West Auburn
Harpswell
Orr’s Island
Margaret Flaherty
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel A. Gownn
City Hospital
William A. Fogwill
Valley Road
Paul Locke
Cummings Street
Foswill
Clarence H. Popwill
Newton
Vicinity
Clarence Forwll
Robert L. Rice, Jr
Ruth Henry
Carolyn Stackpole
Corliss Street
Nancy Bruce
Janette Plant
Mabel Sheperd
Jennie Curtis
Anna Allen
Ella Pottle
Jennie Seavey
Annie Sylvester
Lizzie French
Mamie Worrey
Nellie Bonney
Katherine Wallace
Harriet Nocton
Emma Daley
Winnie Mudge
Lena Helm
Fannie Burden
Maud Clark
Bruce
Allen Morse
Harold Walker
Arthur Sewalld
Effie E. Gannon
Concord
N. H
North Center
St. Johnsbury
Lewis F. Gannon
William D. Sewall
Brunswick Hospital
Levi Steward
Charlestown
Arrowsic
Boston & Maine
Steward
Gertrude Willis
J. E. Passon
Detroit, Mich
George Breton
Page Street
Clifford Anderson
Everett Richards
Irene Hodgdon
Milton, N. H
Hodgdon
George Hoodgdon
Lynn, Mass
William Choat
Shelbourne Falls
Roscoe P. McFadden
Herbert Grover
Seth Parker
Keith
Louise Gaudet
Maxwell Street
Robert Dunton
James Dunton
Court Street
Paul Grant
Nora Brown
Lulu Turner
Caroline
Harriet C. Lord
John A. Lord
Frances Lord
Maine School For the Deaf
Marianne B. Watson
Portland Art School
Robert Brownell
Edward Given
Charles T. Jackson
Francis B. Hill
Carl Coombs
Adelaide
Frederick H. Kimball
Albert H. Shaw
Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Milton S. Kimball
Weston L. Bonney
Bonnie Brook
Orvis Bonney
Bonney
Orvis, Jr
Howard P. Hill
Saco
James Kennedy
Weeks Street
Canal Zone
Kennedy
Fort Almador
Isabel Paisley
John Passon
Detroit
James A. Broom
Rockland
Ambassador
Walter E. Edge
S. S. Bremen
Lloyd Line
France
Edge
Laura Lemont
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Richard Marr
Portsmouth
Mary Marr
A. B. Scott
Green Street
Waldoboro
Martha Cutting
Phippsburg
Charles Blair
Maron Genthner
Leroy Price
Parke Cushman
Wiscaset Bridge
Thomas Grindell
Arthur Colby
Peter Strack
Marjorie Strack
Frank Danforth
Marjorie Leavitt
Sam Levin
Mary Louise McLellan
John L. McLellan
Upper
Andrew Flaherty
Sarah Flaherty
James Bragg
Richmond
Alonzo G. Fisher
Park Street
William J. Gallagher
U. S
Mary Humphreys
Charles R. Farnham
Harley D. True
Mrs. True
Harry Cook
Willow Street
Edwin R. Andrews
Wallace Atwood
Albert Bonney
James T. Bonney
Albion L. Corliss
Ralph K. Hall
Clyde Lake
Horace P. Morse
Milton C. Trott
Alton
Alice Coffie
Miami, Fla
Judge Lowell
Bath Elks
Lodge OF Sorrow
Everett W. Ramsdell
Summer Street
First Universalist Church
Edward Ellis
Albert E. McLellan
Front Street
Sasanoa
Hell's Gate
Horace McMahan
Wiscasset Bridge
Sheepscot
Omah Trott
Goddard
Beacon Street
Park Ponds
Park Pond
Parker O. Rogers
Winneganee
Hike Club
Lincoln Academy
Damariscotta
Hattie Fossett
Academy
Frank A. Hodgdon
Nequasset
Stanley Henderson
David Henderson
Stephen Marshall
Lower High Street
Henderson
Marshall
Dennis J. Brennan
North End
Philip J. Deering
William J. Ward
Old City Council
Deering
Ward
Philip A. Haggett
W. House
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust Bldg
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