Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Madden in Bath visit
Mrs G Clifford Madden of Portland and her husband and daughter Narice spent two weeks in Bath and Wiscasset. A birthday party at Mr Madden’s parents home featured auction bridge games, gifts for the new Maine Avenue bungalow, and a birthday cake with iced inscription. Attendees included Mrs Charles Wentworth of Brunswick and many Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clifford Madden
Portland
Bath
Wiscasset
Mrs. Madden
Maine Avenue
Madden
Charles Wentworth
Brunswick
Itia M. Beals
Flora Lesnard
Narice
Hannaford Bros
Portland Visitors Arrive From Local Parties
Mrs Leonard M Munsey Miss Flor mer M Watson and Mrs Lillius L Larrabee visited Portland on Saturday meeting regional hosts and touring local sites during a social weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Munsey
Flormer M. Watson
Lillius L. Larrabee
Portland
Weekly Bridge Club hosts prize winners in Bath
At the Bath Savings Institution rooms on Thursday night the Young Ladies Bridge Club held its weekly meeting with four tables. Prize outcomes included Mrs. Mark W. Hennessy and Mrs. William Duley as hosts, with Hennessy second, Ruth Johnson third, and Josephine Fraser fourth. Also noted were social visits and arrivals from Portland and New York, plus local residents receiving visitors and recovering from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duley
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Bath Savings Institution
Mark W. Hennessy
Hennessey
Ruth Johnson
Josephine Fraser
Mrs McInnes Returns Home From Larchmont Visit
Mrs John McInnes returns to her Washington street home after several weeks in Larchmont New York with her son John McInnes Jr. The report notes her absence and recent travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Washington Street
Larchmont
N. Y
John McInnes, Jr
Miss Evelyn Ward Convalesces at Brunswick Home
Miss Evelyn Ward of Brunswick is convalescing from an illness at the home of Mrs. Anthony Thomas 9 Fre mont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ward
Brunswick
Anthony Thomas
Fremont Street
Tribes Meet in Freeport Area Zone Conference
Eleven Sasanoa No. 64 members toured Freeport during a zone meeting with tribes from Freeport Yarmouth Orrs Island Pownal and Brunswick. Temasee No. 28 hosted the event attended by 73. Miss Charlotte Colby of Cooper’s Mills wintered in Bath. Mrs Isabelle Brown of Roslindale Massachusetts recovering after surgery in Brunswick Hospital and visiting Dresden. Horace Swett drove from Union to attend Judge James S. Lowell’s funeral and stayed with Charles H. Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Yarmouth
Orr's Island
Pownal
Brunswick
Horace Swett
Union
James S. Lowell
Charlies H. Cahill
Bridge party at Cottage Street with prizes noted
Mrs. William Robson hosted seven guests for bridge on Cottage Street Thursday evening with hot rolls coffee cake and ice cream. First prize went to Mrs. Thomas Cummings second to Mrs. Charles Connor and consolation to Miss Ella McAllister. Others present included Mrs. Phillip O’Hara Mrs. Clyde Feere Mrs David Taker and Mrs. Charles Syde. A son Norman Charles was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kenney at 22 Goddard Street on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smiley
Clu
Dike Road
Scott Morse
Charles R. Farnham
Louise Smiley
William Davis
Dorothy Davis
LeRoy Colby
Maud Larrabee
William Robson
Bridge
Cottage Street
Thomas Cummings
Charles Connor
Ella McAllister
Phillip O'Hara
Clyde Feere
David Taker
Charles Syde
Norman Charles
Charles Kenney
Goddard Street
Kenney
Iva Cromwell
Five Islands
Local residents Sumner Mains and wife in George Town
Sumner Mains formerly of this city and his wife reside in George Town this winter and are at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Oliver. The Hi Esmoro yacht was part of their recent Summer assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Mains
Mrs Edward Thompson Recovering After Minor Operation
Mrs Edward Thompson of West Bath is a patient at Bath hospital recovering satisfactorily after a minor operation performed several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thompson
West Bath
Bath Hospital
Local Students Return Home Over Christmas Vacation
Miss Alice Sturtevant a Castine Normal student arrived Saturday evening to spend vacation with her parents at 641 Washington street. Miss Miriam W Kimball returned Friday from Portland after visiting cousin Mrs Langdon T Thaxter on Neal street. John Crosby went back to Needham Massachusetts after a Bath weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles A Harriman of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Olive Rowe
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Mina Wilson
Washington Street
Miss Rowe
Bliss
Beal College of Bangor
Alice Sturtevant
Castine Normal School
William Sturtevant
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
Neal Street
John Crosby
Needham
Mass
Bath
Charles A. Harriman
North Street
Patricia Whitehouse Vacation Visit with Parents
Miss Patricia Whitehouse a Castine Normal school student spends Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Whitehouse at 209 Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Whitehouse
Castine Normal School
Mrs
Edward Whitehouse
Center Street
Couple from Groton Visit on Summer Island Trip
Mr and Mrs George Flody of Groton Connecticut enjoy a summer home on Five Islands after a brief visit with friends. They spent a few days at Five Islands before returning to Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Flody
Groton. Conn
Mrs Cunningham Returns From Woolwich Visit
Mrs Josephine Cunningham, living with her daughter Mrs Milton C Trott on High street, has returned from Woolwich where she spent several days with Mrs Eugenie Hunnewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cunningham
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Woolwich
Eugenie Hunnewell
Birthday party honors Hibbert Norton at home on High Street
A Thursday evening birthday surprise at Hibbert Norton’s High Street home featured music and dancing with a large decorated cake and abundant flowers. Friends listed include Mary Kenney Kathaleena Leonard Lois Swett Katherine Hooper Carol Stevens Christine Higgins Barbara Norton Paul Hayes Leon Buck Leon Guenther John McCarty Charles Bartlett Paul Stinson Newell Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbert Norton
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Norton
Les Camarades Musicaux
Mary Kenney
Kathaleea Leonard
Lois Swett
Katherine Hooper
Carol] Stevens
Christine Higgins
Barbara Norton
Paul Hayes
Leon Buck
Leon Guenther
John McCarty
Charles Bartlett
Paul Stinson
Newell Wilson
Portland Visit Reports Family Forebears and Recovery
Mrs Thomas Grindell stayed in Portland on Thursday with her brother William F Barstow who is in the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary where he underwent an operation. Another sister Mrs Carl Eatson of Pelmont Mass joined him and stayed in Portland until Sunday. Barstow rests comfortably. Mrs Carl Meister of Park Street returned from Lisbon Falls after several days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Barstow
Thonas L. Grindell
Portland
Mr. Barstow
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary
I 2Belle Brown
Roslindale
Mass
Howard Blake
Blake
Crescent Street
Brunswick Hospital
Mabel Cate
Dresden
Thomas Grindell
William F. Barstow
Carl C. Eaton
Pelmont
Barstow
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
Lisbon Falls
St Marys guild session and local society notes
The St Marys guild of Grace church met Monday with 20 members present at 6 30 pm for a salad supper. Portland visitors attended a Rachmaninoff concert at City hall. A Belmont Mass marriage was announced for Virginia Grindell and Joseph Rayner Whipple with Bowdoin graduate Whipple of Cambridge and Wakefield home. Various Bath and Island Falls residents and guests were noted in visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Lcb
Florence Hawley
Arline Troop
Florence Calderwood
Eleanor Voorhees
Arthur F. Mayo
Katherine Day
Myr
Thomas L. Grindell
Middle Street
Harold T. Nowell
Virginia
Joseph Rayner Whipple
Belmont
Mass
Whipple
Richardson Avenue
Wakefield
Cambridge
Bowdoin College
Colby Student Victor Paquet Returns for Christmas Visit
Victor Paquet a Colby College student arrived on Wednesday to spend his Christmas vacation with his mother Mrs Mabel Paquet at 28 Russell Direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Paquet
Colby College
Mabel Paquet
Russell
Mrs. Lewis Injures Wrist At Home In Port City
Mrs. Chester A. Lewis of 151 Commercial Street fell at home late last Wednesday and broke her left wrist. The break will be set at City Hospital Friday morning by Dr. A A Stott. Miss Elsie Crooker has returned from Portland to reside here with her parents. Local residents attended an Eastern Star meeting in Auburn. Mrs. Francis L McDonald and daughter Frances Margaret left to join Mr. McDonald in Groton Connecticut where he works for Electric Boat and Engine Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Flint and Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson of Dover New Hampshire returned from a brief visit with relatives in Farrin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Lincoln
Presbyterian Hospital
City of
New York
Charles M. Lincoln
Montclair
N. J
Riverside Drive
168Th Street
Bath
Chester A. Lewis
Commercial Street
City Hospital
A. A. Stott
Elsie Crooker
Herman Crooker
Sligh Street
Portland
Francis L. McDonald
Frances Margaret
Western Avenue
Mr. McDonad
Groton, Conn
The
Electric Boat and Engine Co
William Flint
John Emerson
Dover, N. H
Flint
Albert W. Flint
Farrin Sireec
Carl Anderson
Andrews Road
St. Barnabas Hospital
Anderson
Roberta Irving
R. N
William F. Plummer
Ida S. Dow
Newport News
Lawrence Groves
North Street
Extension
John Anderson
North Bath
Lincoln
North Streets
Young Groves
E. Motley Fuller
Morse High School
National Honor Society
Grace Church Parish House
David S. Cogan
Washington Street
Portland Social Notes Include Hospital Stay And Visits
Mrs. Maxwell Powers remains at St Barnabas hospital after a serious operation and shows signs of improvement. Portland visitors on Saturday included Mrs. Reginald Stacy Miss Annie Bickle Miss Lillian Nickerson and Miss Leora Stinson. Mrs. Ruth Johnson of Brockton Mass arrived to visit her son in law Dr Maxwell Powers. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Harriman of Lewiston were guests of his parents on North street. Mrs. Frank A Small and Donald N Small returned home on Washington street after a Boston visit. Mrs. Ellen Roche now resides at 625 Washington street after years at 10 Pearl street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Powers
St. Barnabas Hospital
Portland
Reginald Stacy
Annie Bickle
Lillian Nickerson
Leora Stinson
Ruth Johnson
Brockton, Mass
Middle Street
Alonzo Harriman
Lewiston
Charles A. Harriman
North Street
Frank A. Small
Donald N. Small
Washington Street
Boston
Ellen Roche
Pearl Street
Gladys Legard
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Charles_Holbrook
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Ra mona council card party winds down in Red Men's hall
Second December weekly card party by Ra mona council D of P staged in Red Men's hall with Mrs Edgar White and Mrs Annie Jo Hansen heading the committee. Whist prizes went to Mrs Ellen Ferguson first Celia Plant second, Chester Totman third, Mrs Minnie Roderick and Mrs Edgar White consolation. Roland Crocker won first in bridge Ernest R Avery consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robinson
Martha Wilson
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Chester Totman
Eunice Perry
Spencer
Adgie Smith
Gertrude Freeman
Edgar White
Annie Johansen
Ellen Ferguson
Celia Plant
Minnie Roderick
Roland Crocker
Ernest R. Avery
St Mary's Guild Meets Hosts Christmas Box Drive
Mrs. W. Dayton Hill led the St Marys Guild of Grace church at the parish house on Oak Street Monday night as members completed items for the Christmas box destined for the House of the Good Shepherd in Gardiner. The group packed the box and planned for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton Hill
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Evangelist Greenwood Ends Sanford Meeting. Heads to Southern Pines
Word from Evangelist Lawrence B. Greenwood reports his Sanford, North Carolina meeting has concluded and he will conduct several weeks of meetings in Southern Pines, NC, continuing until after the holidays. Mr and Mrs William Choate of Boston, guests of Mr and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden of Middle Street for three weeks, will return this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Sanford
N. C
Southern Pines
William Choate
Boston
Roscoe P. McFadden
Middle Street
Campelli Birth in Boston Daughter Born at Richardson House
Word arrives that Mr and Mrs Charles C Campelli welcomed a seven and three quarter pound daughter at the Richardson House in Boston on December 13 Mrs Campelli was formerly Miss Pauline Olinto of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Campelli
Richardson House
Boston
Camppelli
Pauline Olinto
Local Folks News and Weekend Travels
Miss Helen Downey of Bingham returns from University of Maine and plans hospital training. Frank W. Perkins visits New Hampshire after a weekend at home with Mrs. Perkins. Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith and children Wentworth and Marie visit Camden with Mrs Smith’s sister Mrs Joy. Mrs Ardenne A Stott and daughter Geraldine Stott motor to Portland for a day with sister Miss Eva Carlton. Miss Florence Saymour RN returns from Belmont Mass where she aided a patient at Bath hospital and stayed briefly with the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Downey
Bingham
John B. Downey
University of Maine
Raymond Smith
Marie
Wentworth
Winship Street
Camden
Mrs. Smith
Mrs
Joy
Ardenne A. Stott
Geraldine Stott
Sagadahoc
Portland
Florence Saymour
R. N
Belmont
Mass
Bath Hospital
Local visitors stay with relatives for Christmas week
Howard P. Hill of Saco returned with Mrs. Hill and sons David and Donald, who are passing a few weeks at the home of Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, Mechanic street. Miss Annie Jones of Portsmouth, N. H., is visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heald of Mechanic street, for over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Hill
Saco
Annie Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest Heald
Mechanic Street
Naval officer explains submarine construction to Grace Church club
Lieut. Commander Robert C. Ferrell of the U S Navy gave an illustrated talk to 40 Grace Church Men's Club members about submarine design and the Bath Iron Works contract for a destroyer. He detailed V-5 at Portsmouth Navy Yard and related tank tests, with Pinkham and Bates noting prior work on the boat. A luncheon followed. next meeting is led by Rupert H. Baxter and Henry C. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Men's Club
Robert C. Ferrell
U. S. Navy
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bath Shipbuilding Firm
Ferrell
Uncle Sam
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Thatcher Pinkham
Delmar Bates
Tron Works
Mr. Pinkham
Mr. Bates
Harry Smith
Rupert H. Baxter
Henry C. Wright
Christmas Sale of Central League Aids Local Fund
The League of Central church held its annual Christmas sale and supper in the parish house last week, clearing over $300. Committees included Food with Mrs. David L. Wilson and others, Candy led by Mrs. Jennie Small, Aprons under Mrs. William Palmer, Greens headed by Miss Martha Foote, and Supper managed by a long list of volunteers led by Mrs. William S. Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
League
David L. Wilson
Leonard Lord
Ethel Blake
James T. Bonney
Jennie Small
Pauline Avery
William Palmer
Edith Savage
Charles E. Helah
Archibald M. Main
Agnes Humphreys
Martha Foote
Frederick Lord
Ethel Thompson
William S. Newell
Byron F. Barker
E. Motley Fuller
Edwin R. Andrews
Almon Perry
Jennie Thompson
Carrie Thompson
Charles W. Welch
Owen J. Ledyard
Marius Page
Ann Mullin
D. L. Howard
Lulu Turner
John Donald
Ethel Parks
J. Haviland Torrey
Andrus Coleman
Reginald Stacy
Ralph C. Whitehouse
William Dinsmore
Allan Spear
Standard Oil Boat Fails Last Trip On Icebound River
The Standard Oil Co delivery boat Bechland Socony could not complete its final trip of the season to Hallowell. It passed the bridge at 10 30 am but met heavy ice toward Richmond and returned to Bath, docking overnight and leaving again Thursday morning at 6 35. Cold nights and rising tides froze up river shores and broke ice fields, likely ending navigation above Bath for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Bechland Socony
Hallowell
Richmond
Bath
Special stamps mark Washington bicentennial tribute
Postmaster Kiely announced a twelve denomination series from one half to ten cents to celebrate George Washington's bicentennial birth. The stamps go on sale January 2 1932 and stay available all year. Central design features a likeness of Washington from noted artists. A companion set of bicentennial stamped envelopes with embossed stamps and a distinctive design will also be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Kiely
Washington
Increased Interests in Uniform Rank Revived in Bath County
Bath County No. 5 United Rermos? of Fu? Revived with at least 20 members expected to form a company. The first meeting in three years occurred Tuesday night last week, electing officers installed at 7 30 by Col. William Mann: Otis A. Munro captain, T M McDougall first lieutenant, Vernon W. Miller second lieutenant, William Mann temporary recorder and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Co
William Mann
Otis A. Munro
T. M. McDougall
Vernon W. Miller
Residents and visitors travel during Christmas season notes
D J Tardiff visited Lewiston Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs J Watson Downs of Andrews road Portland visitors Tuesday. Mrs Carl Stinson leaves for Boston to visit friends. F Wilbur Hagan UMaine senior arrives Friday for Christmas with his mother. Stephen Marshall Jr UMaine freshman returns Friday for Christmas with parents. Flora Main CT College for Women student returns Saturday for Christmas with her parents Archibald and Mrs Main. Bath residents passing through Portland Tuesday include Mrs Robert Ferrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Tardiff
Lewiston
J. Watson Downs
Andrews Road
Portland
Carl Stinson
Boston
F. Wilbur Hagan
University of Maine
Frank Hagan
High Street
Stephen Marshall Jr
Stephen Marshall
Flora Main
Connecticut College For Women
New London
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Bath
Robert Ferrell
Frederick E. Drake
Mary F. Gibbons
John McInnes
John H
City church service and community notices in Bath
City chat announces 10 30 morning service at Universalist church led by Rev E G Ellis with parish survey aim. Dike School PTA requests bundle donations Tuesday afternoon and reports lighthouse lights near Kennebec river discontinued for winter. Community events include a pantomime at Bath high school and Girl Scouts tea plans with comfort bags for Maine veterans and Christmas pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Girl Scouts
Greenblatt
Carr
Lucy Haggett
Dorothy Martin
Catherine Shellenbarger
Ellen Hodgkins
Inez Carr
Margaret Higgins
Maine
Soldier's Hospital
Portsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Howard
Brooklyn
Light and Repair Fund
Sagadahoc Ferry School
Sebenon Hall
Vera Dexter
Elbridge Rice
Clinton Kaler
Nelson Rice
Ruth
Bertha Presby
Sarah
Dorothy Reed
Geraldine Rice
Avis Marston
Granville Colby
Rice
Percy Marston
Frank Lawrence
Lauretta Carlton
Harvey P. Hathorne
John H. Carter
Montsweag Grange Hall
Frank Carlton
Philip Paine
Besta
North Center
Arthur Nichols
Clinton D. Wilson
William ©. Palmer
Resece P. McFadden
Robert Duntcon
Bain
James F. Dunton
F.ireet
Harold Troon
Waldron Stanley Rogers
Miss Haze Allen
Arthur
Pisssey
Washington Tree
Alice Whalen
Radcliffe
New York City
Frank Whalen
Whalen
Brown School of Commerce
William Chater
Clifford and
Buddy
Louie Spencer
Arthur J. Dunton
First Baptist Church
Charles A Blair
Jane Haggett
Martha Cutting
Donald
Sewall
Mark W
Boothbay Harbor
Mark W. Sewall
Mary
Curtis
Gertrude Stewart
Frip
Odd
Thomas Breen
Robert Brownell
Cobbread
Charlotte Colby
Coopers Mills
Charles Wilson
Ella Shorey
Winslow
Herbert E. Worrey
Henry Bickle
Paul Grepware
Paul Tuttle
Tufts Dental School
Medford
Jean Ogden
Edith Mackinnon
City Hall
Rachmaninoff
Cynthia Stuart
Langdon T. Snipe
Rupert Baxter
George Green
Arline
Ralph
Ben Green
Madaline
Roy
Island Falls
Fitz Falin
Front Street
David E. Rich
Paul G. Bagdikan
Adolph Ehlers
Doris Leavitt
Eastern Star
Auburn
James Bartholomay and Son
Dorchester, Maess
Russell Phinney
Oliver Street
Yarmouthport
Mr. Phinney
Frank Phinney
Hyannis
Hyannis Hospital
Phinney
Melrose
Lincoln Sibley
Paarl Street
Timothy C. Maney
Marblehead
Mags
Edward Haley
Mr. Haley
Father Maney
William Adams
Providence, R. L
Bowdoin
William P. Hill
Dorothy Crocker
Herman Crocker
Robert M. Muirhead
Alamogordo, N. M
A. John Conti, Jr
Eugene M. Desmond
Roscoe Shaw
Karcher S. Jackson
Harry L. Day
Contract Club
Frank W. Perkins
New Hampshire
Mrs. Perkins
Naval
Grace Church Club
Standard Oil
Universalist Church
E. G. Ellis
Ellis
P. T. A. Children's Party
Abagadasset Point
Kennebec River
Dike School
Dike
Summer Street
Carol Stevens
Rodney Ross
Edward Owen
Jes
Levine
Isabel Mackinnon
Louise Briggs
Barbara Brown
Margaret Austin
Helen Minott
Dorothy Jenkins
Na Dunton
Ruth Reynolds
Lois Sne
Alice Mulligan
Wilbur Higgins
Arthur Higgins
Harvard Street
Higgins
Central Church League
City Hall Square
Rotary Club
Center and
Lincoln Streets
Alcermen
Bath Lodge of Elks
Arnold Co. Jones
Rockland
Maine West
Fred Sylvester
Lewiston Lodge
Maine State Elks Association
Dwinal Cornish
Réecé Etters
Harold McElman
Richard McElman
Vernal Chaney
Ernest Sarkis
Russell Colby, Jr
Alfred Parks
Elwood Legard
Myron Coombs
Gilbert Atwood
Archie Main
William Grindall
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
Penn Davis
Herbert Allen
George Baker
Gerald Carr
Clarence Jean
Herbert Wing
Donald Perry
Donald Marshall
Shore Acres
Sebasco
Albert Henderson
Keyes
Webster
Androscoggin County
Dudley Leavitt
Y. M. C. A. Men's Club
Royal Arcadians
Concord
Armory
Lewiston Armory New York
Junior Hospital League
Sun-Up
Parke G. Grindel
Salvation Army
Aeolus
A. and K
Cosmopolitan Club
Gardiner Deering
Lillian Miller
Williams Whitney
Marcia Moulton
Charles P. Barnes
Houston
George
Aroostook County
Centhouse
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust Bldg
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