Social notes mix with Bath society events and visits
The column lists new members Rev Charles Berry and family, plus many attendees at a Bath meeting. It mentions upcoming gatherings at Mrs Brian Jewett’s home, Portland visitors, lodge meetings in Waterville and Brunswick, and plans for bystanders to attend Maine government events. It notes performances, club meetings, social gatherings, and a December to January cycle of events in Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hathaway
Lee
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Bath
Fort Halifax
U. O
Waterville
Merry Meeting Lodge
Brunswick
Hathaway
Chaney
Maine
Trinity Hall
Pythian Temple
Portland
Fern Lodge
No. 2
Social Weekend Guests In Bath And New Bedford
Miss Margaret Morse of Portland spent the weekend in Bath as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Philbrook of Bailey Street. Mrs. James Evans and her son James Jur of New Bedford arrived to visit Mr. Evans, owner and director of the Jimmie Evans Revue, which closed its Bath run Saturday and then moved to Portsmouth. Mrs. Evans and her four year old son traveled to New Bedford Sunday. Mrs. W. Dayton Hill hosted St Marys Guild at Grace Church on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall F. Sewall
Maine Society of New York
Delmonico
Park Avenue
59Th Street
William Tudor Gardiner
Maine
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Maine Women’s Club of New York
New York
Margaret Morse
Portland
Bath
Ralph Philbrook
Bailey Street
James Evans
James
New Bedford
Mass
Mr. Evans
Jimmie Evans
Portsmouth
N. H
Evans
W. Dayton Hill
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Advertising Club of
France
Walter E. Edge
Hotel Astor
Ambassador Edge
James W. Gerard
Germany
Danforth family attends funeral of 101 year old Civil War veteran
Bath residents Frank W. Danforth Elezar E. Dan forth and Mrs. Harold Miller with sister Mrs. Vadie Stimpson of Auburn traveled to Fairfield Sunday for the funeral of their grandfather P. W. Danforth who would have turned 102 on December 9 He was a Civil War veteran Surviving relatives include two sons ten grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Danforth
Elezar E. Danforth
Harold Miller
Bath
Vadie Stimpson
Auburn
Fairfield
P. W. Danforth
Bath social rounds and college sorority ties noted
Miss Doris Campbell of Bath at Delby college joins Delta Delta Delta while Miss Marjory Hopkins Dearborn also at the college joins Sigma Kappa. Mrs. Max Kutz of Cobb road mans her husband’s store in Elm street during Mr. Kutz’s trip to New York City to meet his mother Mrs. Rivka Kutz arriving Tuesday from Lithuania. Mrs. Edward Annis left Thursday for Columbus, Ohio after weeks in Bath with her parents. Mrs. Annis was accompanied as far as Portland by her mother and Miss Irene Moseby. Mrs. Max Katz hosted bridge at Cobb road with two tables. prizes went to Mrs. Elford Stover first and Mrs. J. Edward McMann second. Refreshments served. others present included Mrs. Reginald Stacey, Miss Marjorie Scott, Mrs. R. Clinton McFadden, Mrs. Harold Troop and Mrs. Thibideau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Card Club
Beatrice Nichols
Cobb Road
Elizabeth Robbins
Helen Hayes
Adelaide Campbell
Frances Sprague
Helen Stevens
Catherine Leonard
Almena Jacques
Catherine Emmons
Lincoln Street
Kathryn Thompson
Clifford Smith
Miss Thompson
Jake
Bernice Carr
Almena Jaques
Santa Claus
Wilhelmina Gachenbach
Marion Jaques
Lottie Wilson
Ruth Field
Doris Campbell
Bath
Delby College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Marjory Hopkins Dearborn
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Max Kutz
Elm Street
Mr. Kutz
New York City
Rivka Kutz
Lithuania
Edward Annis
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Emerson
Springstreet
Annis
Portland
Irene Moseby
Max Katz
Elford Stover
J. Edward McMann
Reginald Stacey
Marjorie Scott
R. Clinton McFadden
Harold Troop
Thibideau
Frank Head’s Steady Recovery At St Bar Nabas Hospital
Frank Head of Woolwich shows satisfactory improvement at St Bar nabas hospital Portland after two weeks of treatment. If the current progress continues, he should be home within a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Head
Woolwich
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Beacons Street Church To Dedicate New Pew Installation
M J LaFrance of the American Seating Co arrived in Bath for pew installation at Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The new pews will be dedicated on Sunday December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. LaFrance
American Seating Co
Bath
Beacon Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Boothbay Harbor Couple Welcome Son Joseph Thomson Sewall Jr
Mr and Mrs Joseph T Sewall of Boothbay Harbor celebrate the birth of a son on Thursday born on Mrs Sewall’s birthday. The infant is named Joseph Thomson Sewall Jr with Mrs Sewall formerly Miss Gary Dunton of Boothbay Harbor. Harry MacDonald has returned home after a hospital stay and walked downtown Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Joseph Thomson Sewall Jr
Sewall
Gary Dunton
Mrs Coombs and kin visit Union during Belmont stay
Mrs Walter Coombs with her daughters Blanche and Em left Belmont Mass to return home after a short stay with Mrs Frank A Purington of lower Middle street They were visitors in Union during the visit and activity area of the town was noted in their itinerary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Coombs
Blanche
Em. Belmont
Mass
Frank A. Purington
Lower Middle Street
Friends of Mrs Morse and Miss Coombs See Empress of Australia Photo
Portland paper Thursday published pictures of Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare Coombs aboard the S S Empress of Australia just before their voyage to India. Civil social notes record Miss Mildred Nichols and Miss Mary Campbell hosting at the Cosmopolitan club and several bridge parties hosted by Miss Gertrude Galloupe and Mrs Margaret Daley. Mrs John McInnes plans to return from Europe soon and host Christmas at Washington street. Mr Loon joins Bath Iron Works. Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver wintering with their son and daughter in law on Lincoln street. updates on Mrs Ora Hewes illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Portland
India
John McInnes
Europe
Scotland
Washington Street
Frank Oliver
Popham
Mrs
George Oliver
Lincoln Street
Quincy Visitors Spend Holidays With Kin
Mrs. William Smith and son William Jr. of Quincy Mass visited Mrs. Smith’s sister Mrs. E Mason Wright in Winship Street and accompanied home Walter Madden who had been a guest of his aunt in Quincy. Mrs J Edward Hackett plans a winter stay in Quincy with her sister Mrs. Smith. Mr and Mrs Parker N Moulton and son Nash of Washington Conn will pass the holidays with Rufus D Moulton on Drummond Street and with Mrs Moulton’s brother William Dennison of Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Wyman
Parker Head
San Antonio
Texas
Sgt
Samuel McElroy
Phippsburg
Mrs. McElroy
Maine
William Smith
William Jr
Quincy
Mass
Smith
E. Mason Wright
Winship Street
Wright
Walter Madden
J. Edward Hackett
Mrs. Smith
Parker N. Moulton
Nash
Washington, Conn
Mr. Moulton
Rufus D. Moulton
Drummond Street
Miss Bernice Hosmer To Return For Christmas Vacation
Mrs. William W. Hosmer of Middle Street reports her daughter Miss Bernice Hosmer, a teacher at Attleboro High School, will leave Attleboro on Friday December 20 to return home for the Christmas vacation after a ten day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hosmer
Middlestreet
Attleboro
Mass
Bernice Hosmer
Attleboro High School
Miss Hosmer
Miss Nellie Webber Sets Out for Providence Trip
Miss Nellie Webber of Washington Street departed Thursday morning for Providence Rhode Island where she will spend ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Webber
Washington Street
Providence, R. I
Pinsons Return From Boston Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Edwin E Pinson returned Wednesday of last week from a two day motor trip to Boston They stayed at the Statler and dined with the Boston Rotary at the Statler They also called on Mrs Annie Richardson of Dorchester Mass formerly of Sebasco At 92 years she is in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Pinson
Boston
Statler
Rotary Club
Annie Richardson
Dorchester
Mass
Sebasco
Mrs Dwyer Returns Home After Bath and Brunswick Visit
Mrs James Dwyer of St Joan New Brunswick began her journey home on Monday after spending several weeks in Bath with Judge and Mrs John J Keegan of Washington Street and in Brunswick with Mr and Mrs Herman Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dwyer
St. Joan
N. B
Bath
John J. Keegan
Washington Street
Brunswick
Herman Stover
Seven Year Old Host Celebrates Birthday At Home
Master William Lee Ayer celebrated his seventh birthday with a four to six party at home. Guests enjoyed games and a dining room ice cream cake and birthday cake centerpiece. Miss Helen V. Downing of Bath City hospital is on vacation in Boston. Bernice Berry and Richard of Concord survived a narrow car accident with no lasting injuries. Richard Berry now works in a Concord bank after a year at Perkins Greenhouses. Eugene Upham of Newton Upper Falls visits Bath due to his mother Lillian Upham’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee Ayer
Arthur Ayer
Winship Street
Buddy
Helen V. Downing
Bath City Hospital
Boston
Suburbs
Bernice Berry
Richard
Concord
N. H
H. Dorman Perkins
West Bath
Richard Berry
Concord High School
Perkins Greenhouses
Eugene Upham
Newton Upper Falls
Mass
Lillian Upham
Park Street
Wrights of Hollywood Host Bath Friends for Christmas
Mr and Mrs Harry N Wright of Hollywood California former Bath residents will host a Christmas party and dinner bringing together Orrin F Frye and wife and son Stuart Fred N Wright Scott Frye and Sophia G Wright Also Fryes hosted a Thanksgiving party in Westwood near Beverly Hills with the Wrights present Auction bridge was played at Mrs William P Hatch home on Washington street and plans for the annual Christmas tree party were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Wright
Hollywood
Calif
North Bath
Bath
Orrin F. Frye
Stuart
Fred N. Wright
Scott Frye
Sophia G. Wright
Frye
Westwood
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Wrights
William P. Hatch
Éond Avew Club
Washington Street
Many probate matters receive attention at December term
Judge Glidden acted on many probate matters in the December term. Wills and administrations were approved or appointed for estates in Bath Woolwich Bowdoinham and Richmond with inventories accounts and bonds filed. Conservator appointed for Martha Pinkham and an inheritance tax determined for Ellen Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Emma J. Leeeee
Woolwich
Herbert J. Leeman
Charles Stanley Hamlet
Bowdoinham
James H. Ames
Alfred ©. Carr
Ida B. Carr
William O. Elliott
Bath
Walter L. Elliott
James C. Biggins
Edward Biggins
Fred A. Richardson
Charles C. Low
Charles Sheridan
John J. Keegan
Walter G. Elliott
Emily W. Thomas
Georgetown
Arthur J. Dunton
John Coughlin
Rupert H. Baxter
George William Dall
Minnie M. Dall
Alice W. Gackenbach
Richard C. Gackenbach
Matilda A. Pratt
Bowdeinham
Albert P. Pratt
Grace C. Houghton
D.b.n
Robert W. Carr
Edward W. Hyde
William S. Shorey
Annie H. Hyde
Roscoe E. Perkins
Henry Fish
N.c.m
William F. Stearns
Annie M. Stearns
J. Leo McKenney
Richmond
Lillian C. McKenney
Susan T. Goodwin
Ellen Eastman
Lillian Tarr Freeman
Martha Pinkham
Allan Spear
Genesta Circle Christmas Sale Boosts Funds at Maonic Hall
Genesta sewing circle held its annual Christmas sale and supper at Maonic Hall on Tuesday, drawing a large crowd and raising receipts about 50 percent above last year. The event featured booths run by many committee members, with greens and festive decor.
Legionnaires Win Card Tournament By Smith Boys
Roland Smith leads the American Legion boys to a card tournament win over the Sons of Veterans at their hall, taking five of six games. The event featured Cribbage, Bridge and Pitch with scores listed for participants and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Roland Smith Boys
American Legion
Sons of Veterans Hall
A. Berry
J. Minott
R. Coombs
V. Miller
C . Cribbage
E. Bridges
E. Hart
R. Crooker
H. Hager
L. Billings
J. Crane
F. Keene
H. McClure
J. Fitzgerald
F. Trott
A. Spear
E. Desmond
M. Hagan
W. Crooker
M. Brown
G. Rogers
C. Crocker
C. Brown
City News Roundup From Maine Local Notices
Local items report a charity program at Old Folks Home with music and speakers, a Christmas sale plan by Free Will Workers, highway and sewer budget strains, and a church supper raising near four hundred dollars. Also noted are Brunswick post office site funding, council room acoustics upgrade, and various court actions and civic events.
Bagdikians Chiro Offices Destroyed by Fire
The offices of the Bagdikians chiro Nractors were destroyed by fire in the Fljet block Sunday morning and will be at their residence 155 Oak street until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdikians
Chiro~ Nractors
Fljet
Oak Street
First Baptist Ladies Sell Christmas Items and Supper
The First Baptist church sewing circle reported a highly successful Christmas sale and supper held Tuesday afternoon and evening in the vestry. Emma Ryan served as cashier with Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs. Charles Card at the fancy work and apron table and Mrs. Harry W. Moulton and Mrs. Edgar Murphy at the candy table. A splendid supper was served under a dining room committee led by Mrs. Lincoln Bailey, with Hattie Grant Annine Youland Ruby Fullerton Irma Groves Laura Harrington and Rosalyn Hall among others assisting. Kitchen duties were managed by a capable committee including Fred Larrabee chairing with Alice Eaton Everett Wright Russell Dalrymple Lloyd Hooker Simon Moore Cedric Martin Herbert Worrey and Hall. Mrs. Clifford Harrington served as president and general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Masonic Hall
Annette Merrill
Ada Deering
Flora Hodgdon
Agnes Perry
Margaret Henderson
Olive Tait
Sarah Wakefield
Annie Cox
Ella Sprague
Consuello Alkazin
Clara Coombs
Coramac Hunter
Candies
Alice Shackford
Olive Corliss
Ruby Curtis
Mabel Merrill
Harriet Morse
Kate Perkins
Bertha Dean
Emma Ehlers
Eunice Walters
First Baptist Church
Emma Ryan
Edward Cook
Charles Card
Harry W. Moulton
Edgar Murphy
Lincoln Bailey
Hattie Grant
Annine Youland
Ruby Fullerton
Irma Groves
Laura Harrington
Caucenes Amazeen
Rosalyn Hall
Fred Larrabee
Alice Eaton
Everett Wright
Russell Dalrymple
Lloyd L. Hooker
Simon Moore
Cedric Martin
Herbert E. Worrey
Hall
Clifford Harrington
Personal notes from Auburn to Bath social column
Miss Maria Wiggin of Front street visits Auburn as guest of sister Mrs Nellie Dain. Mrs Harry Cook of Willow street enters Edna Mae Shoppe for holidays. Donald Crosby son of Mr and Mrs Guy Crosby confined with flu at home. Mrs Ralph Dunton of Portland returns after visit with daughter Mrs Edward St Martin in Washing. Mr and Mrs William Plummer arrive from Ardmore Penn to attend funeral of cousin Miss Harriet A Plummer. Mrs Howard P Hill of Saco nee Margaret Reed, formerly at Page's, helps during holidays. Dr and Mrs Arthur MacVane and son Charles Gilbert move from High street to new home on Park street with improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Wiggin
Front Street
Auburn
Nellie Dain
Harry Cook
Willow Street
Edna Mae
Donald Crosby
Guy Crosby
Brunswick Road
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Edward St. Martin
Washington Street
William Plummer
Ardmore
Penn
New York Messenger Boys to Be Replaced by the Tube
Twenty thousand messenger boys in New York handle about a million and a half messages daily. The article notes the impending replacement by a tube system. A separate case involves a three million dollar suit against the city of Montreal claiming a large central tract of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montreal
Sea Eagle sinks fourteen Allied ships with no loss of life
The German raider Sea Eagle captured fourteen Allied ships valued at about 25 million dollars and sank them without any loss of life, sending the vessels to the ocean depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Eagle
Ringling Buys Circus to Rival Madison Square Show
Ringling sought a Madison Square Gardens engagement but could not secure the date. He purchased the circus and five other outfits to consolidate shows and expand his touring lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Madison Square Gardens
Maine memorial missing for Chamberlain and Little Round Top
The report notes no monument exists at Gettysburg for General Chamberlain and Maine troops, lauded as heroes of Little Round Top, amid concerns over protection of bears and frg becoming ers tinct in many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Gettysburg
Gen. Chamberlain
Little Round Top
Marlboro Mine Holds Virgin Ochre Worth $800 A Ton
Marlboro Massachusetts reveals under one street a virgin ochre mine valued at eight hundred dollars per ton for paint but officials do not intend to disturb it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Britains Seek Excessive Speed In Destroyers
Great Britain aims for destroyers capable of over 100 miles per hour if possible. Estimates put tubes needed this year at 62.5 million, about 12.5 million more than last year, with 1922 total at one million. The US destroyers Thatcher and Walker are named for hearing admirals and came from Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Thatcher
Walker
Hear
Maine
Deer hunt endangers two engineers in Dennyville trip
Calais, state highway engineers Louis B. Litchfield and Guy H. Hall of Dexter became lost while deer hunting at Dennyville, thirty miles away. Cambridge, Charles J. White, Duluth coach, appointed to Harvard Varsity Crew staff. Quincy fire at Lawley shipyards causes $100,000 damage and endangers plans for America's Cup defending yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Louis B. Litchfield
Guy H. Hall
Dexter
Dennyville
Cambridge
Mass
Charles J. Whiteside
Duluth, Minn
Syracuse
Harvard
Quincy
Mese
Lawley Ship Yards
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Clarice
Bonhey
Willard Oliver
Lucien Ames
William Hill
Millard Watson
Frank Preble
Herbert Preble
Brian Jewett
Benjamin Stackpole
Ambroese MacFadden
Philip O'Hara
Reginald Stacy
Charlotte O’brien
Charles H. Berry
Miss Isabelle
Fred Bragg
Fred Stover
Winfield Cressey
Charles W. Plant
Wilfred W Chaney
Elmer F. Campbell
Vernal Chaney
Hazel Plant
Ede Paisley
Harriet
William R. Donnell
S. M. Club
Corliss Street
Julia Paisley
Weeks Street
Katherine Trott
Marion Palmer
Marjorie Lemont
Edwina Thornton
Edith Wallace
Harriet Small
Chariena Cornish
Edith Campbell
Anna Jewett
William Dennison
Middle Street
Ardenne A. Stott
Sagadahoc Ferry
John Wilson
Maurice Haynes
Woodbury Merrill
Geraldine Stott
Emilio de Gorgorza
Paris
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
G. Clifford Madden
Narice
South Portland
Grant Street
Edward H. Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
English Department
Bowdoin Collect
Stanley Chase
General Burgoyne
Harold Gray
Richard Dudgeon
Out of Town
Brunswick Dramatic Club
Cumberland Theater
David L. Wilson
Ila Day
Joseph N. Day
Florence Robinson
Margaret Colman
Bethel
Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Geneva Buck
South Paris
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Minnie
White
Center Street
Frank B. Nichols
State of Maine
Delmonico’s
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
League
Seacoast
Nchboro
North-Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Horace P. Morse
Mirs Margaret Foote
Charles Helah
Byron F. Barker
Benjamin Savage
William H. Small
Charles Welch
Lula Turner
Frank Pike
Frank Wakefield
Edwin Dodge Hardin
Harold Freeman
East Brunswick
Charles Wiley
O. M. McKown
Fred Orchard
Blanche Reed
Ralph C. Covel
Alden G. Smith
Lillian Rose
Sewickley
John M. Kimball
Mr. Kimball
John H. Kimball
Fieeae
Miss
Orge Phelps Rose
Junior League
Anna Chaney
Christian Endeavor
David Black
Beatrice Black
Oxford College
Cambridge Hospital
Thomas P. Black
Frank King
Caroline
Winthrop
A. J. McNeil
Georgianna Thibodeau
Emily Thibodeau
Alice Reynolds
Brookline
Thomas F. Reynolds
Upper
Edwin E. Pinson, Jr
Central Maine Power Co
Rockland
Skowhegan
Henry Leeman
Inez
Township
Bangor
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Mary Gillespie
Lower
Fanny Clark
Lizzie Goodwin
Amelia, Mitchell
Eva Atwood
Margaret Nelson
Annie Jewett
Gillespie
Helen Mulligan
William Pond
Howard Parks
Herbert Huggard
Frank French
Edwin R. Andrews
Roger Skillings
Dunlap A. Hatch
Alonzo Harriman
Lewiston
William D. Sewall
Harry MacDonald
City Hospital
Mildred Nichols
Mary Campbell
Cosmopolitan Club
Gertrude Galloupe
Bedford Street
Margaret Daley
Robert Finn
Salem
Ora Hewes
Hewes
David Leon
Marshall Avenue
Loon
Bath Iron Works Corp
Genesta Circle
Legionnaires
Eau
Atlanta
E. W. Haggett
Stearns Scott
Lotta Card
Francis Parry
Men's Club of
Winter Street
Cope
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South End
P. T. A. Hall
Ethel Hatch
Josephine Sheldon
Hattie Oliver
Ruby Preble
Vivian’ Plant
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Ida Purington
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Lloyd Perry
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John Stewart
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Child
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Kennebec River
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Hlenat
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Freeman
Howard Mayo
Harry Ring
Leon Buck
Carol Stevens
Richard Haskell
Franklin Morse
Clinton Mayo
A. 8
Noyes
George Cressey
John J. A
P T.A
Charles J. Davol
Paragon
Bridge Toll House
First Baptist