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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1931

Page

7

First Baptist Co-Workers elect officers and plan January meet

The Co-Workers class of First Baptist church elected officers led by retiring president Miss Helen McIntosh who thanked members for support during the year. New officers include Mrs Bertha Scott president and Mrs Ida White vice president. Committees named for January cover entertainment refreshments and calling with Mrs Edith Miller Mrs Gardiner Roberts Mrs Ida White and others. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Helen McIntosh and Mrs Emery Rideout.

First Baptist Church Helen McIntosh Bertha Scott Ida White Lillian Freeman Alice Eaton Gardiner Roberts Edith Miller Effie Legard Edward Burnham Addison Amazeen Helen Hall Morrell Lincoln Bailey Ruth McKenzie L. L. Hooker Emery Rideout

Bath Visitors Charles Maxwell and David Yates from Boothbay Harbor

Charles G. Maxwell and David Yates of Boothbay Harbor visited Bath on Tuesday, stopping by local sites and meeting residents during their day trip.

Charles G. Maxwell David Yates Boothbay Harbor Bath

Surprise Birthday Party For Mr and Mrs Chester Newell

A Thursday evening surprise party at 73 Beacon Street honored Mr. Chester Newell on his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kaler, Joseph Proctor and his son Herbert, Mrs. Rose Netta, and Miss Doris Jones among others. Two bridge tables and music with dancing were enjoyed by attendees.

Chester Newell Beacon Street Newell C. R. Kaler Joseph Proctor Herbert Rose Netta Doris Jones Dorothea McMahan

Mrs Sewall to Fargo for two weeks with daughter

Mrs. William D. Sewall of Washington street leaves Thursday for Fargo North Carolina to visit her daughter Mrs. Fred Hector for two weeks. Miss Phyllis Wright and Miss Elizabeth Oliver hosted the Sunday school class last Wednesday at Miss Wrights home with Miss Josephine Hamblen presiding. Plans were made to fill Christmas boxes and a social followed with refreshments served. Attending were Miss Abby McCabe Miss Virginia Clark Miss Isabelle Berry Miss Muriel Spinney and Miss Josephine Hamblen. The next meeting will be held next month at Miss Berry’s home with an exchange of presents. hostesses will be Miss Berry and Miss Katherine Trott.

William D. Sewall Washington Street Fargo N. C Fred Hector Phyllis Wright Elisabeth Oliver Miss Wright Josephine Hamblen Abby McCabe Virginia Clark Isabelle Berry Muriel Spinney Miss Berry Katherine Trott

Christmas Night Dance At Masonic Temple Planned

Mr and Mrs Ralph Steen and son from Roxbury Mass arrive to visit T O Steen family. Escort of Dunlap Commandery E T sponsors annual Yuletide dance at Masonic Temple Friday night with music by John Grindell Colonial club orchestra. Tickets from J Maurice Haynes George C Quicksall John Wilson John Freeman Edward Sampson Edwin Lowell. Many students home from preparatory schools and colleges expected to attend.

Dunlap Commandery E. T Masonic Temple John Grindell Colonial Club Orchestra J. Maurice Haynes George C. Quicksall John Wilson John Freeman Edward Sampson Edwin Lowell

Nason and Miss Hutchins Visit Bath Street Family

Kenneth Nason and Miss Una Hutchins of York arrived Saturday to pass the Christmas vacation with Mr. Nason's mother, Mrs. W. S. Nason, Bath street.

Kenneth Nason Una Hutchins York Mr. Nason W. S. Nason Bath Street

South Orange residents gather for nephew’s return and holiday tasks

Paul Jones of South Orange returns after visiting his father Edwin M. Jones at 26 Corliss street following his aunt Mrs. Carolyn H. Purington’s death. Jane S. Murphy hosts a Christmas tea at her High street home with out of town guests and festive decor. Other notes mention Mrs. Alfred Rowe’s expected return from Brunswick hospital and holiday visits by Cahill and Ross families, plus Hebron Academy student John Levyn and Sedieen Boys' club guard duties at Hebron Thursday.

Paul Jones South Orange N. J Edwin M. Jones Corliss Street Carolyn H. Purington Alfred Rowe Brunswick Hospital Washington Street

Notre Dame student visits Roxbury during Christmas vacation

Frances Shaughnessy, a Notre Dame school for girls pupil in Roxbury Mass, arrived Friday to spend Christmas vacation at her mother Mrs Helen Shaughnessy’s home on Washington Street.

Frances Shaughnessy Notre Dame School For Girls Roxbury Mass Helen Shaughnessy Washington Street

Trotts Seventh Birthday Party With Friends

Virginia Trott celebrated her seventh birthday on Saturday with a party for friends aged three to six. Guests included Marian Small, Betty Anderson, Priscilla Trott, Barbara Trett, and others. The dining room was festively decorated in red and green for the holiday season after games and gifts.

Virginia Freeman A. Trott Marian Small Bzty Small Mary Betty Anderson Priscilla Barbara Trott Betty Nancy Fitzgerald Betty Lou Hill Marsha Torrey Madeline Rowe

Christmas Tree Event Hostesses For Rebekah Lodge

Mrs. Ralph Mank and Mrs. Emma Jacobs will host the Past Noble Grands club of Queen Esther Rebekah lodge at Mrs. Mank’s Spring street home on Wednesday evening December 30. A Christmas tree will be the feature with usual auction bridge to follow. Mrs. John A. Lord and daughters Harriet and Bertha and Miss Mary Newell traveled to Portland for the day.

Ralph Mank Emma Jacobs Noble Grands Club Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge John A. Lord Harriet and Bertha Mary Newell Portland

Miss Ethel Huse Attends College Weekend Events

Miss Ethel Huse secretary to Dr. Ferry of Harvard Bio Chemical department, Cambridge arrives Thursday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Huse in Snow Park. She plans to attend Bowdoin College gym dance at Sargent gym Friday and be a guest at the Alpha Tau Omega house. Her sister Miss Margaret Huse will join the Christmas house party and gym dance, also as a guest at the A T O house.

Ethel Huse Ferry Bio-Chemical Research Harvard University Cambridge Mass Harry M. Huse Snow Park Huse Sargent Gymnasium Bowdain College Alpha Tau Omega Margaret. Huse A. T. O. House

Dana L McIntire to Pass Christmas at Home

Dana L McIntire is due to arrive from New London Conn early this week to spend Christmas with his wife and family at their home located at 46 South Street.

Dana L. McIntire New London Conn South Street

Grant Performs Piano At Auburn School Christmas Party

Hurley Grant participated in a program by Maine School of Commerce students in Auburn on Thursday evening at a Christmas party. Grant played a piano solo as the school closed for the Christmas vacation and will reopen December 28.

Hurley Grant Maine School of Commerce Auburn Grant

Bowdoin Sophomore Edward DeLong Vacationing at Home

Edward DeLong a Bowdoin College sophomore is spending Christmas break at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Harold W DeLong.

Edward DeLong Bowdoin College Mrs Harold W. DeLong Washington Street

Kent's Hill Student John Conley Jr Returns Home

John Conley Jr a Kent's Hill student arrived Friday to spend Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs John M Conley on Beacon Street He has been playing center for the seminary varsity basketball team.

John Conley, Jr Kent’s Hill John M. Conley Beacon Street

Morse High Latin Teacher Goes to Somersworth for Holidays

Miss Elizabeth Ames, Latin teacher at Morse High School, departed Thursday for Somersworth New Hampshire to spend her Christmas vacation there.

Elizabeth Ames Morse High School Somersworth N. H

Miss Arabelle Lord Guests at Portland Dinner Dance

Miss Arabelle M. Lord arrived Saturday to spend the weekend with her parents Lieut. and Mrs. John A. Lord of 50 Pearl street. She was a guest at the Portland Art Club dinner dance held Friday evening at the Napoli in Portland.

Arabelle M. Lord John A. Lord Pearl Street Miss Lord Portland Art Club Portland Howard Bates James Jackson U. of M Napoli

Augusta Hospital Aid reelects officers at annual meeting

Mrs Milton S Kimball of Augusta is reelected president of the Hospital aid of the Augusta General hospital. Mrs Burleigh Martin is reelected vice president, Mrs Samuel Titcomb secretary, and Mrs George O Spencer treasurer. The group plans the Charity ball set for December 29 in City hall Augusta. Mr and Mrs Wallace Reed of lower Washington street return from a brief outing at their Summer home at Days Ferry and prepare to close for winter.

Milton S. Kimball Augusta Augusta General Hospital Burleigh Martin Samuel Titcomb George O. Spencer City Hall Wallace Reed Lower Washington Street Day’s Ferry

Local residents depart for Christmas time visits

Mrs. Arthur Sewall and Mrs. Harry F. Morin drove to Portland Thursday for a day trip. They were joined by Sewall’s daughter Mary who will spend the Christmas vacation with her parents at the Stone house. Miss Sewall attends Waynflete Latin school in Portland. Miss Miriam Doble, Wheaton College freshman at Norton Mass, arrived Friday to spend Christmas with her parents on Green Street. Horace Herrick of Morse High faculty and basketball coach left Saturday for Beeston to spend a few days and will finish Christmas recess at his Southwest Harbor home.

Arthur Sewall Harry F. Morin Portland Miriam Doble Wheaton College Norton Mass Malcolm Doble Green Street Horace Herrick Morse High Beeston Southwest Harbor Charles I. Madden Grace Madden Mechanic Street Blair Wilson Mr. Herrick

Mrs Hatch and two sons pass in Portland

Mrs Robert B Hatch died Thursday in Portland along with her two sons Robert Jr and Daniel, who were escorted by Mrs Emma Pierce and Mrs Jesse Donnell.

Robert B. Hatch Robert, Jr Daniel Emma Pierce Jesse Donnell Portland

Drake arrives home for Christmas from Minnesota

James Benjamin Drake arrived Sunday evening from Owatonna Minnesota. He teaches at Pillsbury Academy and is passing his Christmas vacation at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake at 1002 Washington.

James Benjamin Drake Owatonna Minn Pillsbury Academy Frederick E. Drake Washington Street

Miller Jr. Returns Home After Boston Visit

Charles E. Miller Jr. spent a few days in Boston and Dorchester Massachusetts and returned to his parents home at 928 High Street on Monday.

Charles E. Miller Jr Boston Dorchester Mass Charles Miller High Street

Esmond family to spend Christmas with relatives in Lynn

Mr and Mrs William R Esmond and daughter Barbara of Lynn Mass expect to pass Christmas with Mrs Esmonds parents Mr and Mrs Thom as Lundrigan of Willow street and with her sister and husband Judge and Mrs John J Keegan of Washing ton street Also Mr and Mrs Shirley B Allen of 181 Center street have named their infant daughter Marcia Geanne Allen She was born Dee 9 at City hospital

William R. Esmond Barbara Lynn Mass Esmond Thomas Lundrigan Willow Street John J. Keegan Washington Street Shirley B. Allen Center Street Marcia Geanne Allen Dee City Hospital

Miss Josephine Malmsten Moves to Beverly Hills

Friends note Miss Josephine W. Malmsten has relocated from New York to California and will spend winter with Mr. and Mrs. Dudley L. Hayes at 157 South Rexford Drive Beverly Hills. Her brother Henry Malmsten of Oakland will join later, and Mrs. Walter H Bowker is a sister to the Malmstens. Eleanor E Grinnell, a University of Maine sophomore, visits home for Christmas with her parents at 2 Huse Street.

Josephine W. Malmsten California Miss Malmsten New York Dudley L. Hayes South Rexford Drive Beverly Hills Henry Malmsten Oakland Bath Walter H Bowker High Street Eleanor E. Grinnell University of Maine William Brackley Huse Street

Cushing Joins Fabbris at Palm Beach Winter Home

Charles E. Cushing of 25 Green Street joins his friend Ernesto G. Fabbri and Mrs. Fabbri at their Palm Beach winter residence. The Fabbris recently came from their Florence Italy summer home and are joined by Mme. Sara Fabbri of Florence.

Charles E. Cushing Green Street Ernesto G. Fabbri Mrs. Fabbri Palm Beach Fabbris Florence Italy Mme Sara Fabbri

Elmhurst visit to Waynflete school ends with Christmas return

John H. Hyde of Elmhurst motored to Portland to attend a Waynflete Latin school play with his daughter Jane Hyde. Jane Hyde returned home with her father to spend the Christmas holidays in Elmhurst. Gorham Normal school graduates arriving for Christmas vacation include Jane Feero Linwood Feero of Phipphure road Anna Kaler Clinton S. Kaler Woolwich Burnette Bailey Franklin R. Bailey Roberta Hathorne Maurice G. Hathorne Marion Whittier Arthur C. Whitter and The McNeil Pine?

John H. Hyde Elmhurst Portland Waynflete Latin School Jane Jane Hyde Gorham Normal School Jane Feero Linwood C. Feero Phipphure Road Anna Kaler Clinton S. Kaler W2olwich Burnette Bailey Franklin R. Bailey Woolwich Roberta B. Hathorne Maurice G. Hathorne Marion Whittier Arthur C. Whitter Washington Street the McNeil James R. McNeil

Bowdoin College Student Returns Home for Christmas Break

Nathan Watson a Bowdoin College student arrives to spend the Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry H Watson.

Nathan Watson Bowdoin College Mrs Harry H. Watson

Young Maine girl returns home after illness cure

Six year old Marie Clancy daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Clancy spent eight months in Maine General hospital Portland. She arrived Saturday at aunt Marie King’s home 18 Liberty Street apparently cured but fell ill Sunday prompting medical aid. Friends sent cards and showed kindness. Charles Miller Jr left Thursday by bus for Dorchester and Boston.

Marie Clancy Edward Clancy Maine General Hospital Portland Marie King Liberty Street Marie

Pettingill Engagement Acknowledged At Bridge Tea

Olin S. Pettingill Jr. of Middleton Mass engaged to Eleanor Rice of Middleton announced at a bridge tea hosted by her aunt Mrs. Benjamin F. Brown. Pettingill a Beewdoin College 1930 graduate pursuing graduate work at Cornell University.

Olin S. Pettingill Jr Middleton Mass Eleanor Rice Benjamin F. Brown Pettingill Beewdoin College Cornell University

Coast GuardAurora hosts tea aboard vessel for 24 guests

Lieut H T Jewell commander of the Coast Guard patrol boat Aurora hosted a Saturday tea in the wardroom with chrysanthemums and roses. The silver cake dish presented to sponsor Mrs Phillip B Eaton was used for the first time and engraved with the ship name, sponsor initials, and launch date.

H. T. Jewell United States Coast Guard Aurora Phillip B. Eaton Bath Iron Works Corp Eaton

Eight Pound Daughter Born to PerciVal Couple

A daughter weighing eight pounds arrived Monday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Perci val on Lower Washington street. The Bailey Evening school advanced dressmaking class held a Christmas tree in Morse high school sewing room last Wednesday after the first period. Joking gifts added to the fun as the class presented a table lamp to their teacher Mrs David M Heald.

Edward Vigne High Street Dexter Kenneth Percival Lower Washington Street Bailey Evening School Morse High School David M. Heald

Boston Optometrist Arrives for Christmas at Parents Home

Donald Preble of Boston, an optometrist, arrived Sunday evening to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preble, on Cherry Street. Friends of the Bird family from Fairfield, Conn., note Rose Bird and family are spending several months in Paris, with Rose attending a school there this winter. Pansy Ward of Hartford is expected to visit her mother, Mrs. Everett Davis, at 532 High Street, for the holiday.

Donald Preble Boston Frank Preble Cherry Street Maynard Bird Rose Fairfield, Conn Paris Rose Bird France Bird Bath Iron Works Pansy Ward Hartford, Conn Everett Davis High Street

Social notes from Washington street luncheon guests

Mrs. John McInnes hosted her contract club at a Monday luncheon at her Washington street home. Among out of town guests were Mrs. John McInnes Jr of Larchmont NY Miss Eleanor Randall of Portland and Miss Margaret Cargill of New York City. Melvin Haggett, Colonal club steward, leaves for Annapolis for a two week vacation. Edward Morin son of Dr and Mrs Harry Morin returns from Harvard to spend Christmas with his parents. Morin is class of 1935. Stanley Henderson, University of Maine freshman, arrives to spend Christmas recess with his parents Mr and Mrs David Henderson in North Bath.

Jane S. Murphy High Street Miss Murphy Archibald M. Main Philip T. Eaton Ernest Allen Bruce H. M. White Topsham Margaret Cargill New York City Roger S. Phillips Wellesley Farms Mass Anne Kimball Lincoln Street John McInnes Contract Club Washington Street John McInnes, Jr Larchmont N. Y Eleanor Randall Portland Melvin A. Haggett Colonal Club Annapolis Edward Morin Harry F. Morin Harvard University Morin Stanley Henderson University O of Maine David Henderson North Bath

Phillipss Return From Bath Highlights Golf Course Work

Roger S. Phillips returned to his home in Wellesley Farms Massachusetts after spending several weeks in Bath where he served as assistant superintendent for the Bath Country Club golf course project. Mrs John McLain and her son Charles of West Roxbury Massachusetts joined Mrs Edwin Copeland for a weekend stay at Middle Street.

Roger S. Phillips Wellesley Farms Mass Bath Mr. Phillips Bath Country Club John McLain Charles West Roxbury

Colby Student Represented At Augusta Economic Conference

C Lloyd Hooker Colby 32 son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd L Hooker of 713 Washington street was chosen among ten students to represent Colby at an economic conference in Augusta last week. He arrived Wednesday to spend Christmas vacation at home.

C. Lloyd Hooker Colby Lloyd L. Hooker Washington Street Augusta Hooker

Community Notes From Local Residents

Mrs Harold E Armes and family visited Lewiston for the day while Charles Haley former Woolwich school principal stayed with the Houdlettes in Woolwich. Hayden Rogers a University of Maine sophomore came home for Christmas as did Eleanor Danforth a Farmington Normal student. Mr and Mrs Chester Dana returned from Woolwich visiting Eben and other relatives and Mrs Thomas Neagle has returned home after winter in Boston. Miss Dorothy Ham attending Gorham Normal has arrived to visit grandmother Mrs Albert Mudge in Pine.

Chester Dana Woolwich Mr. Dana Mrs Eben Dana Thomas Neagle Willow Street Boston Dorothy Ham Gorham Normal School Albert Mudge Pine Street

Langdon Hill Family Christmas Guests Visit Bath

Mr and Mrs Mark Langdon Hill and daughter Marion of Falmouth plan Christmas guests including Walter Hill and sons Walter Jr and Kenneth Langdon and Elizabeth, Mrs William R Freeman and William Jr of Bath. Also Mr and Mrs Walter T Paine and son Robert and daughter Barbara of Brooklyn NY visit. Edward H Morse of Augusta bowed 1933 passed Sunday in Bath with aunt Mrs Edward W Hyde of North Street.

Mark Langdon Hill Marion Falmouth Walter Hill Walter, Jr Kenneth Langdon Elizabeth William R. Freeman William, Jr Bath Walter T. Paine Robert Barbara Brooklyn N. Y Edward H. Morse Augusta Bowdoin Edward W. Hyde North Street

Why the Chimes Rang pageant staged in Cambridge

Miss Elizabeth Deering led the properties for the Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education Christmas pageant Why the Chimes Rang presented Friday morning at 6 Everett street Cambridge. Major William R. Kimball vacationing in Havana plans to arrive home today. John R. Newell a sophomore arrived home Wednesday to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs William S Newell. He is accompanied by Robert Mills a MIT student who will visit the Newell home during the vacation.

Everett Pierce, Jr Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Mrs Everett Pierce Elizabeth Deering Boston University Sargent School of Physical Education Everett Street Cambridge William R. Kimball Havana John R. Newell William S. Newell Robert Mills Newell

John S Place Returns to Duty After Weeklong Illness

John S Place, a day police officer, resumed duties Sunday following a week of illness that had confined him to home.

John S. Place

Parker Lewis Visits Wiscasset as A. K. Ry. Official

Parker Lewis, local superintendent of the A. & K. Ry. Co., spent Friday in Wiscasset visiting his sister Mrs. Archie Dedge. He was greeted by local residents and toured facilities before returning to his duties.

Parker Lewis Wiscasset Archie Dedge

Mrs LeRoy Colby Hosts Contract Club Supper Party

Mrs LeRoy Colby entertained the contract club with a supper party at her Andrews road home on Thursday evening. First prize went to Mrs Charles R Farnham for playing cards and second prize to Mrs Louise Smiley for stationery. Plans were made for the annual New Year’s Eve tree at Mrs Smiley’s home on Dike Road. Names were exchanged. Also present were Mrs Maud Larrabee Mrs Scott Morse Mrs William Davis Miss Dorothy Davis and Miss Marjorie Smiley.

LeRoy Colby Andrews Road Charles R. Farnham Louise Smiley Dike Road Maud Larrabee Scott Morse William Davis Dorothy Davis Marjorie Smiley

Mrs Bowie Returns Home After Hospital Operation

Mrs John F. Bowie formerly assistant superintendent at City hospital returned Saturday to her home at 1257 Washington Street after recently undergoing an operation at the hospital.

John F. Bowie City Hospital Washington Street

Sheldon Brothers to Spend Christmas in Falmouth Home

Kenneth Sheldon of Falmouth Massachusetts and John Sheldon a Boston Conservatory student are due Thursday night to join their parents Mr and Mrs William Sheldon for Christmas at the family home in High.

Kenneth Sheldon Falmouth Mass John Sheldon Boston Conservatory of Music William Sheldon High Street

Christmas Visits From Area Families Across States

Mrs. Charles Madden and daughter Grace travel to Portland for a ten day visit with Madden relatives. Victor Paquet arrives from Colby College to spend vacation with his mother Mrs. Mable Paquet. Olive Rowe, Bliss College student, comes to Lewiston to pass Christmas with her mother Mrs. Mina Wilson. Families including Donald Specht, William Fields, and Marie Jack plan Christmas stays in Portland and Quincy, with others heading to Cambridge and Worcester for holidays. C or E Coast Guardsman Mr. Clentimack, now an electric inspector on a patrol boat, joins relatives for the season.

Olive Rowe Bliss College Lewiston Mina Wilson Washington Street George Clentimack Cambridge Mass

Brunswick teacher enjoys Christmas vacation with parents

Miss Florence Neilley, a Brunswick schools teacher, is spending her annual two weeks Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs I B Neilley of Trufants.

Florence Neilley Brunswick Mrs. I. B. Neilley Trufant’s

Christmas Dance At Bowdoin College Draws Bath Guests

Miss Mary Newell Miss Ethel Huse and Miss Margaret Huse of Bath attended the Christmas dance at Bowdoin College Friday night. Sargent gymnasium glowed with evergreen trees silver ornaments and red streamers while the Georgian Melodians provided music. Miss Margaret Yates RN visiting from New York City is spending a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph L Yates on Western Avenue.

Mary Newell Ethel Huse Margaret Huse Bath Bowdoin College Sargent Gymnasium Margaret Yates R. N New York City Joseph L. Yates Western Avenue

Mrs Maxwell Powers Returns From Hospital Stay

Mrs. Maxwell Powers returned Friday night to 887 Middle Street from St Barnabas hospital Portland where she was a patient two weeks after a throat operation by Dr O Sullivan. She is much improved and sat up briefly Saturday.

Maxwell Powers Middle Street St. Barnabas Hospital Portland O’sullivan Powers

Bath Patches and Ponds Mark Busy Holiday Week

City news covers a maternity group gathering at Red Cross, a Sagadahoc Pomona talk by Charles White, and a Winter Street boys club. Reports detail church events, a near-miss with a revolver, holiday decor at the hospital, shore-bridge openings, police courtesy, skating rink issues, fire calls, and community notices across Bath and nearby towns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. H. Dorman Perkins West Bath Ralph O. Dale Prite Fred Higgins Almond R. Perry Emery Focter Ralph Steen Ralph, Jr T. O. Steen Federal Street Martha Cahill Barbara Ross Choate School For Girls Brookline Charles H. Cahill Rodney Ross John Levyn Hebron George Levyn Turner Court Ae Pan Sedieen Boys’club Charles C. Chesley Trufant’s Crossing Mr. Chesley Christine Hawthorne Hathorne Homestead Wilmot Dodge Springfield Waldo Hathorne Clarence Preble Walter Mosher Knick-Knack-Klub Evelyn Burgess Kris Kringle Hiannah Miller Doris Lutz Marion Safford Thelma Sylvester Elizabeth Holland Wallace Trufant Catherine Shellenbarger Bird A. Shellenbarger Floral Street FE. Winifred Aderton Breckinridge Long Washington, D. C Washington Frances S. Aderton Miss Aderton Capital Lillias Larrabee Howard Larrabee Jr Charles Miller, Jr Hazel Feero Phippsburg Gorham Thomas Stewart Wyton Winnie E. Mudge Langdon T. Thaxter Jackie Fred JD. Armes Phyllis Hilo Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Armes Harold E. Armes Harold Walter Merthine Charles Haley Winter Harbor Lincoln Houdlette Haley Hayden Rogers Llewellyn Rogers Eleanor Danforth Farmington Normal School Frank Danforth Victor Paquet Colby College Mable H. Paquet Russell Street Donald Specht William Fields Quincy, Mass Hardings Fred Jack Marie Jack Abbagahasset Point Ralph G. Stetson Mr. Stetson Sarah Oliver Shepard Street Ledhill Donald S. Sewall Mark Colleee W. Sewall Rupert H. Baxter Public Health Nursing Service Ruth W. Henry Red Cross Charles M. White Sagadahoc Pomona Dirigo Grange Harpswell White West Winter Street Sunday School Charles E. Hewitt 3d Ralph Oo. Dale Jr John G. Morse Jr Wilbur C. Oliver Union Street Bethlehem Edwin D. Hardin Winter Street Davenport Memorial City Hall Municipal Court Room Oakhurst Dairy Dairymen’s Association Caribou Bath Company First Church of Christ, Scientist Water Street Old Bay Bridge Goddard’s Bath Opera House Wiscasset-Edgecomb Sheepscot Edgecomb Philip B. Eaton Club of Winter Street William McCullough Witch Spring Road Chandler's Grocery Market Furber Davis Pownal Mill Mayor Small Small Goddard's Albert H. Shaw State Military and Naval Children’s Home National Honor Society Grace Church Parish House Mkts David S. Cogan Walter J. Anliker Charles 8. Bartlett Stephen K. Crosby William T. Donnell Robert H. Godfrey Andrew J. Flaherty John Gillespie H. A. Huse, Jr John Granger Victor H. Paquet Mill Pond Fritz Dr. Watson's Hospital Arthur Allen Optometrist Bath Trust Bldg
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