Bath Society Notes Rosters Visitors and Births
Mrs. Ralph Bragg returns to Bath from Atlanta visiting son Yarns and family while touring Blue Ridge areas. Barbara Wilson and Carol Berghahn arrive from Cranston to visit Miss Wilson’s mother. A birthday party for Iva Totman is held on Elsinore Avenue. Newspaper readers learn of numerous local residents visiting, traveling, and family events with several births announced and military service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wilson
Carol Berghahn
Cranston, R. I
Lasell Junior College
Auburrndale
Mass
Canasta Club Meeting At Day's Ferry Hosts Members
Mrs Lenesta Ham of Days Ferry entertained the Canasta Club on Wednesday evening with attendees Mrs Josephine Reed Mrs Elsie Stinson Mrs Grace Smith Mrs Peggy Hathorne Mrs Doris Carter and Mrs Ruth Creamer The group watched television then played canasta A hostess spread toasted cheese sandwiches relishes brownies and coffee The next gathering will be at Mrs Elsie Stinsons home in Days Ferry on the evening of February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenesta Ham
Day’s Ferry
Canasta Club
Josephine Reed
Elsie Stinson
Grace Smith
Peggy Hathorne
Doris Carter
Ruth Creamer
Day's Ferry
Community Notes From Bath Woolwich And Portland
Harvey Henderson Sr a long time Bath and Woolwich resident is wintering in Portland at 15 Dow Street. He spent Winter 1952 53 in Lynn Massachusetts with relatives. Mrs John Quirk hosted the North End Social Club at 39 Tower Circle with members including Mrs John M Conley Mrs Raymond Smith Mrs Earl Kimble Mrs Clifford B Wilband Mrs Joseph Oliver and Mrs Carlton Andrews The gathering featured sewing cards and television with refreshments served March meeting planned at Mrs Oliver s Washington Street home with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Henderson
Bath and
Woolwich
Portland
Dow Street
Mr. Henderson
Lynn
Mass
John Quirk
North End
Tower Circle
John M. Conley
Raymond Smith
Earl Kimble
Clifford B. Wilband
Joseph Oliver
Carlton Andrews
Quirk
Oliver
Washington Street
Nichols Family Passes Away in South Portland
Mr and Mrs Frank B Nichols of North Street their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Paul Niven of Brunswick passed Sunday in South Portland with Mr and Mrs Nichols son and wife Mr and Mrs Barrett Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
North Street
Paul Niven
Brunswick
South Portland
Nichol
Barrett Nichols
George Rogers Improves After Long Illness on Trufant Street
George Rogers of Trufant Street has recovered from a lengthy illness and can go out again. He hopes to return soon to Bath Iron Works where he works in the shipfitting department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
Trufant Street
Bath Iron Works
Knight Returns to Memorial Hospital for Second Operation
Bernard Knight of 95 Lincoln Street has returned to Memorial Hospital for another surgical procedure following a prior operation completed after his recent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Knight
Lincoln Street
Memorial Hospital
Bath Iron Works staffer departs for Naval school in D C
Fred Pinkham of Mechanic street a drawing room staff member at Bath Iron Works has returned to Washington D C where he will attend a Naval school for four months after a weekend visit with Mrs Pinkham at their home in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pinkham
Mechanic Street
Bath Iron Works
Washington, D. C
Newell Elected to ABS Membership at 92nd Meeting
John R. Newell president of Bath Iron Works Corp was elected to the American Bureau of Shipping membership at the 92nd annual meeting held January 26 in the Bureau Board room New York City at 45 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
American Bureau of Shipping
Bureau
Broadstreet
New York City
Social Notes From Bath and Vicinity
Mrs. C S DePuy of Cambridge Mass visiting her uncle Harry Rich at Mace Home after Bath Memorial Hospital stay. Geraldine Yous at Sedgwick Hotel, employed at Togus hospital, visiting Woolwich parents. Galuza family hosts skating party at Barley Neck Road, Woolwich with warm drinks and toasted treats. Hannah Somes of Reading arrives to winter with Dr Ardenne A Stott in Bath. John A Grill and former Sandra Johnson of Bath travel from Key West to Baldwin Long Island with passes through Norfolk and Williamsburg and plan Washington DC visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Yous
Ae Hospital
Togus
William Fogg
Woolwich
Joanne Galuza
Adam Galuza
Barley Neck Road
Hannah Somes
Reading Maass
Mrs
Ardenne A Stott
Park Street
John A Grill
Sandra Johnson
Bath
Key West Fla
Baldwin
Long Island
Florida
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Washington, DC
College student and family notes from Boston area
Mrs Salty Cummings Sawyer a Boston University student enjoyed a weekend with her parents State Senator and Mrs Charles Cummings of 45 Bedford Street. Arthur Gediman returned from a month on the West Coast visiting his daughter and son in law in Van Nuys California. Mr and Mrs Jack McCall and children of Portland formerly Bath were guests of Mrs McCall’s sister and Mr Francis Bertrand and Mrs Harold Cuttilg recovering from hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salty Cummings Sawyer
Boston University
Charles Cummings
Bedford Street
Arthur Gediman
Andrews Road
West Coast
Lester Blonder
Eleanor Gediman
van Nuss
Calif
Jack McCall
Portland
Bath
McCall
Francis Bertrand
Oliver Street
Harold Cuttiilg
Mrs Ardenne Stott and Quinlan Attend Boston Corset Market
Mrs Ardenne A Stott and Mrs Everett Quinlan of the Ed na Mae Shop left Sunday for Boston to spend several days at corset markets with showings planned at the Parker House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardenne A . Stott
Everett Quinlan
Edna Mae
Boston
Parker House
Frances Barter Visits Grandparents This Weekend
Miss Frances Barter daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Barter of 16 Marcia Street spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray of Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barter
Herman Barter
Marcia Street
Vernon Gray
Five Islands
Local Couple to Wed in Lewiston St Patrick’s Chapel
Miss Claire Louise Milton daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Milton Lewiston will marry John Daniel Sullivan son of Mrs Laura Sullivan Carrier of 558 Washington street and late Benedict Sullivan Saturday at 7 45 in St Patrick’s chapel Lewiston. Reception at Mr and Mrs Stanley G Snow’s home Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Louise Milton
R. N
John W. Milton
Lewiston
John Daniel Sullivan
Laura Sullivan Carrier
Washington Street
Benedict Sullivan
St. Patrick's Chapel
Stanley G. Snow
Whitney Street
Auburn
Mrs Mortenson Returns Home After Portland Visit
Mrs Harold Mortenson of Mexico returns home Tuesday after a several day visit with Mr and Mrs El lery Kidder of Bath street. They had a meeting in Portland on Monday during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mortenson
Mexico
Ellery Kidder
Bath Street
Hill Family Trips and Florida Sojourns Highlight City Visit
Mr and Mrs William D Hill Sr and Miss Nancy Miller with Richard Bisson traveled from the city to New York to visit Mr and Mrs John Parke Allen in Briarcliff and Mr and Mrs F Kaufman in Hartsdale They drove to see the Millers parents Justus and Mrs Miller off on a Caribbean 18 day cruise aboard the S S Mauretania The party also toured Radio City theatres and the stock exchange in New York City Local note Charles Venos of Tarpon Springs will return home Monday accompanying his brother Leo Venos who is a patient at Bath Memorial Hospital Leo fell ill in November and remains hospitalized as he recovers in Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dyer
Beverly Coombs
Laforest G. Coombs
Cherry Street
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S. Navy
Dyers
Bath
Mr. Dyer
Dyer
Redlon's
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
New York City
Florida
Eastartford
Conn
Sidney Thaxter Swallow
Madden
Portland
Morse High School
Barther
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
William D. Hill
Nancy Miller
Richard Bisson
John Parke Allen
Radio City
Stock Exchange
Charles Venos
Bong
Tarpon Aesa
Leo Venos
Tarpon Springs
Leo
Bath Memorial Hospital
Pinkhams of Cambridge Move to New Home
Mr and Mrs Roger Pinkham of Cambridge Mass formerly of Mechanic street now reside in a new home. He works with the Arthur J Little Co three days weekly and is pursuing a Ph D at Harvard. His brother Gordon attends the University of Chicago pursuing a Master’s degree. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Fred Pinkham of Mechanic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Pinkham
Cambridge
Mass
Mechanic Street
Pinkham
Arthur J. Little Co
Harvard University
Gordon
University of Chicago
Fred Pinkham
Local residents visit relatives and travel notes
Mrs. Charles I Madden of Me vhanic street travels to Freeport for a few days with relatives. John Davis U S N aboard the U S S Roan returns to Newport R I after a weekend with Mrs. Davis. he leaves Thursday for Cuba. Miss Jennie Larrabee returns home after a weekend with the Wrights of Sasanoa Bluffs. Mrs James Desmond and sons visit Mrs Brockway in Brookyn while her father is hospitalized. other guests include Mrs DeGrusman and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Madden
Mevhanic Street
Freeport
John Davis
U.S.N
U.S.S
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
James Desmond
William and
Howard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Desmond
Lewis Brockway
South Street
Memorial Hospital
Brockway
James DeGusman
DeGrusman
Local residents reported in Memorial Hospital notices
Lewis Brockway and Betty Layton are listed as patients at Memorial hospital. Several women attended a Genesta Chapter O E S dessert at Masonic Temple. John P. Smith, recently moved from Providence to Bath, sustained burns at home while brewing coffee when a metal pot exploded. he works as a repair man for Royal Typewriter Co. and is the son of Beatrice Hersom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Smith
Bath
Providence
R. J
Plum Lane
Smith
Royal Typewriter Co
Beatrice Hersom
Maple Street
Boothbay Harbor Couple Guests of Aikenheads
Mr and Mrs Howard Leavitt formerly of Front street Boothbay Harbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Aikenhead of Green street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Leavitt
Boothbay Harbor
Front Street
Mr. Leavitt
Thomas S. Aikenhead
Green Street
Mrs Elsie Dunton Hosts Farewell Luncheon
Mrs Elsie Dunton of Washington street hosted a luncheon in honor of Mrs Hobart Ames of Damer street in farewell fashion. Mrs Ames and Mr Ames will leave mid February for San Diego California to reside there. The event featured cards and flowers with guests including Mrs Herbert Huggard Mrs John Gillespie Mrs Herbert McCabe Mrs Henry T B Leeman Mrs Lawrence Putnam Mrs Ethel Burns and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Pratt
Alice Dike
South Portland
Henry O. McCabe
North Street
Elsie Dunton
Washington Street
Hobart Ames
D Mmer Street
Ames
San Diego
Calif
Herbert Huggard
John Gillespie
Herbert McCabe
Henry T. B. Leeman
Lawrence Putnam
Ethel Burns
Local Edgecomb PTA Hosts Europe Trip Talk
Mr and Mrs Granville Colby of Quimby Street visited Edgecomb Monday evening as guests of the Edgecomb P T A. Mrs Colby spoke and displayed slides from her Europe trip. Mrs Philip Chaney, a former Bath resident, is president of that PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Colby
Quimby Street
Edgecomb
Edgecomb P. T. A
Colby
Europe
Philip Chaney
Bath
Notable new staff member at Augusta State Hospital
The January Outlook profiles Dr. Earle Perkins of Phippsburg who has joined the Augusta State Hospital staff. The feature highlights Perkins' experiences and his strong Bath reputation, noting his prior work with the Hyde Memorial Home for Crippled Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook
Earle Perkins
Phippsburg
State Hospital
Augusta
The
Perkins
Bath
Hyde Memorial
Bath Girl Scout Council Forms and Structure
The Bath Girl Scout Council outlines two forms of governance, the traditional and association councils. It lists the Bath Girl Scout Council Inc board members, appointed chairs, and the role of leaders as council members and Leaders Association, anticipating possible formation of an area council in Maine to expand resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Girl Scout Council, Inc
William Turpie
Duncan McInnes
Maurice Libby
Clyde Mallett
William A. Niss
World Friendship Fund
Association
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Maine
Troop 52 Cub Pack Plans Blue and Gold Event
Troop 52 Cub Pack committee met at Assist ant Cubmaster Vance Wakefield’s home on Highland Street January 22 to plan the Blue and Gold event set for February 24. The annual Penny Carnival was announced to return at the A hall with date to be announced later. Mrs Wakefield served strawberry short cake and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs Marsh’s home on Corliss Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Wakefield
Highland Street
A. Hall
Pack 57 Cub Scout Meeting Presents Minstrel Show
Pack 57 at Beacon Street church vestry staged a minstrel show directed by Merton Deering with Cub master Harvey Rowe. The program featured 30 boy chorus numbers and solo performances, praising American songs and colonial tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Beacon Street Church
Merton Deering
Harvey Rowe
Den
Joe
Grumble
Brian Rowe
Danny Kaler
Suzanna
Beacon Street
Cub Pack 53 Holds Lam bert Park Meeting
Cub Scout Troop 53 met at Lambert Park hall led by Cubmaster Charles Lee and Assistant Cubmaster John J Keegan Jr. Awards were given for Bear and Arrow ranks. Bobcats were inducted and Stephen Powell from the State Fish and Game Department spoke on wildlife. Plans for the Blue and Gold supper were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park Hall
Charles Lee
John J. Keegan, Jr
Daniel Ber
William McElman
Stephan Griffiths
Daniel Cooper
John Nostall
Alden Adams
Lawrence Grimard
Wayne Snell
Raymond Bergeron
Kenne Patterson
James Halloc
Lee
Stephen Powell
State Fish and Game Department
Scouts at Lambert Park Hall Meeting
Parents and friends of Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from Troop 53 with leaders and District Commissioner Stewart MacAllister attended the gathering at Lambert Park Hall. The meeting ended with the singing of Taps led by the cubmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park Hall
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Troop 53
Stewart MacAllister
Peter Pan Brownies Meet at Grace Church Parish House
Peter Pan Brownies gathered at Grace church parish house for a Monday meeting led by Mrs. John J. Keegan Jr in Joan Crocker’s absence. Nancy Newell led the Brownie Promise, Susan Scamman sang, and members prepared Juliet Low money, health scrapbook pages, and Valentine place mats. A folk dancing program was planned for the next meeting. The session ended with the Good Night Circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Parish House
Joan Crocker
John J. Keegan, Jr
Nancy Newell
Susan Scamman
Juliet
Winter Street Auxiliary Rummage Sale and Meetings
Winter Street church auxiliary held a rummage sale led by Mrs Ernest Freeman. A baked beans supper was announced for Saturday February 13 from 5 to 7 in the Men's Parlor. Next meeting February 9 includes a work session with a 6 30 covered dish supper. Organist Mrs Maurice Hutchins spoke on the new church organ and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Ernest Freeman
Edgar Leavitt
Maurice Hutchins
Henry McCabe
Alice Johnson
Daniel Matter
Marilyn McLain
Central Church Ladies Plan Rum Mage Sale
The Central Church Ladies Aid finalized plans for a rummage sale at the parish house on Saturday February 6 starting at 1 p.m. Mrs Harry Larrabee presided and committees included Mrs Eugene Sprague Mrs D H Farnham and Mrs George Wallace. The meeting covered routine business and a Bible quiz with hostesses Mrs Albion Corliss and Mrs James Bonney serving light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church Ladies’ Aid
Harry Larrabee
Eugene Sprague
D. H. Farnham
George Wallace
Albion Corliss
James Bonney
Mizpah Class Meekly Meets At Mrs Kirfig Home
Mizpah class at Mrs Vinal Kirfig’s High street home held a devotional session with scripture and the story He Restoreth My Soul read by Roselyn Carey. Edna Thorne receives a fruit basket for illness. Gilbert Young named shut-in awaiting Portland Osteopathic Hospital surgery. Next meeting with Mrs Gilbert Young at 23 Crescent street. No luncheon for advisory board. missionary work and refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinal Kirfig
High Street
Roselyn Carey
Edna Thorne
Gilbert Young
Portland Osteopathic Hospital
Crescent Street
Theta Chapter plans rummage sale and scholarship drive
Members of Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs A Robert Frink for a literature program by Mrs Frances Perry. They planned a joint rummage sale with XI Beta Chapter on January 30 at Central church parish house and outlined year long scholarship fund projects. Future plans include Valentine trips in February and a travel program by Mrs George Gallant at the February 10 meeting at Mrs Nicholas Kakos home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Frink
Frances Perry
XI Beta Chapter
Central Church
Valentine
George Gallant
Nicholas Kakos
St Marys Guild Holds Evening Drapery Session
St Marys Guild of Grace held an evening meeting in the parish house to sew drapes for the parish house. Mrs Eleanor Voor praised the many members who participated as Florence Ca and Mrs Eleanor Voorhees were noted among the attendees. An old fashioned baked bean supper was served at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild of Grace
Eleanor Voor
Florence Ca
Eleanor Voorhees
Meeting Delivers Report and Plans for Drape Sale
Brenda Hill and Mrs Ruth Allenwood led a short evening session with reports read and a vote to hold another afternoon and evening meeting next Tuesday to complete the drape use. Supper will be served by Maude Phinney Elizabeth Williams Mary Cary and Agnes Stilphen. Rev James L Grant of Grace Episcopal church spoke on Epiphany season and other church calendar seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Hill
Ruth Allenwood
Maude Phinney
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Cary
Agnes Stilphen
James L. Grant
Grace Episcopal Church
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and District Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary reported a successful food sale for the Drum and Bugle Corps. Correspondence noted a Third District Council meeting in Camden in February. Poppies for Memorial Week arrived and Mrs. John Williams was ill. Hostesses Mrs. Reinoehl and Mrs. Leavitt served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Third District
Camden
John Williams
Frank Reinoehl
Edgar Leavitt
Club Forty-Two finalizes March of Dimes dance plans
At a Wednesday meeting Club Forty-Two completed plans for the February 12 Armory dance. Mrs. David Clark named Mrs. John Sturtevant general chair, Mrs. Milton Savage ticket chair, and Mrs. Gardner Richardson publicity head. Miss Maria St Angelo to assist with posters. Bob Percival's Portland orchestra to play. A wishing well feature is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
David Clark
John Sturtevant
Milton Savage
Gardner Richardson
Clark
Maria St. Angelo
Bob Percival
Portland
Norman Adams
Everett Cooke
Woman's Society Plans Fundraisers at Beacon Street Church
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of Beacon Street Methodist met in the church vestry with Mrs. Blanche Locke presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Arlene Anderson opened a lengthy meeting that approved programs through June including a fudge sale, St Patrick's tea, rummage sale, and public supper. The group to host a March box supper social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Blanche Locke
Arlene Anderson
Spiritual Life
Ing
Jane Shea
Aul If
Local Society Names for Upcoming Event List
Georgie Pierce and ten other women including Harriet Huggard Elaine Mitchell Arlene Anderson Blanche Locke Evelyn Madden Gwendolyn Gaudette Marcia Craft Carrie Wallace Ruth Stiles and Jane Shea set a society gathering with invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Pierce
Harriet Huggard
Elaine Mitchell
Arlene Anderson
Blanche Locke
Evelyn Madden
Gwendolyn Gaudette
Marcia Craft
Carrie Wallace
Ruth Stiles
Jane Shea
Fireside Club Pilgrim Fellowship Service at Winter Street
Sunday observance at Winter Street church featured Fire side members leading worship. Jack Warren led with Gerry Parker scripture, Edna Dighton morning prayer, Sue Hagerthy notices and dedicatory prayer, and youths George Langbehn Robert Haggett and Alet ha Gaylord delivered sermons on five commissions shared by Protestant youth in the United Christian Youth Movement. Men's Choir provided anthems and Elizabeth Bull and Jacqueline Staples ushered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship
Winter Street
Jack Warren
Gerry Parker
Edna Dighton
Sue Hagerthy
George Langbehn
Our
Christian Faith
Robert Haggett
Christian Fellowship
Althea Gaylord
Christian Service
United Christian Youth Movement
Maurice Hutchins
Elizabeth Bull
Jacqueline Staples
Peggy Hanson
Judy Holbrook
Central League Church Dinner Seeks Blue and Gold Banquet
Central Church League met in the parish house at 6 30 for a tasty supper served by the hospitality committee. In the absence of the president the vice president led the meeting and committees were named to organize the Blue and Gold banquet with kitchen and wait staff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
John Grindell
Donald Page
Leonard Thombs
L. E. Hodgkins
Herbert Pierce
Clyde Ambrose
Donald F. Preble
Arthur MacDonald
Guy Allenwood
J. Harland
Daughters of Isabella Plan Annual Banquet and Meetings
Sacred Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella met in the R of C hall with Regent Miss Helen Moses presiding. They scheduled the 22nd annual banquet for Sunday February 14 at the Sedgwick with a speaker to be announced. Committee members are Vivian Kronstrand Margaret Flaherty Clara Sonia and Ann Perry for Feb 11 contact. A trustees meeting report from Gertrude Nugent’s home was given. Ammonition Sunday was announced for Feb 21. The March social committee includes Marie Soucie chair Margaret Foley Eleanor Rouillard Frances Guerett Yvonne Vaillancourt Ann Perry Katherine Dickinson Mary Cummings Elizabeth Conley and Oteemo through a mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
R. of C. Hall
Helen Moses
Sedgwick
Vivian Kronstrand
Margaret Flaherty
Clara Sonia
Ann Perry
Gertrude Nugent
Marie Soucie
Margaret Foley
Eleanor Rouillard
Frances Guerett
Yvonne Vaillancourt
Katherine Dickinson
Mary Cummings
Elizabeth Conley
Oteemo
Maude Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Bragg
Farring Street
Atlanta
Robert
Vogler Park
Partin
Blue Ridge
Edward Stant
Mary Appleton
Mabel Duncan
Duncan
George Dearborn
Douglas Dearborn
Dearborn
Iva Mae Totman
Elsinore Avenue
Martha and
Joanne Rea
Natalie Jones
A Chaney
Susan Bryant
Irma Totman
Paul Brownrigg
Nancy
Judy
Lexington Avenue
Woodfords
George Brownrigg
Middle Street
Philip Paiment
Jane
Acton
Paiment
Rena Cushing
Dummer Street
Edward T
Florence A. Neiley
Trufant’s Crossing
Frim Portland
Cumberland County
Charles E. Oo
Sherman Street
John Greenlaw
Court Street
Pamela Jane
Harold Cutting
Cutting
Frank G. Reed
Saco
Seve Bedars
Howard P. Hill
Leon White
Debbie
Cuba
White
D. R. Rutherford
H P Bryant
Bath Canning Co
National Canners' Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Lawrence A. Lowell
Hazel B. Lowell
Daytona Beach, Fla
Beals
Wiscasest
Pie
Vely
Flossie
Yery Street
John K. Jayne
New Canaan, Conn
Arthur Sewall
Stone House Farth
Eben Dana
Sagadahoc Ferry
Ann
Maine General Hospital
Sandra Daley
Randall Daley
Morse High
Kay Doyle
Holy Cross
Russell W. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Hyde Windlass Co
Joseph F. Sacchetti
Quonset Naval Hospital
Quonset, R. I
Sacchetti
Lydia Sprague
Willard Sprague
Goddard Street
U.S.S. Ware
Lawrence Lord
Kittery
Fitts Street
Mr. Lord
Leonard Lord
Ethel Blake
Veterans Hospital
Blair Wilson
Philip Stackpole
Melrose
Stackpole
Campbell's Pond
Philip Wilson
Peter Stackpole
Bruce Turner
Mr Wilson
David L. Wilson
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Topsham
Floral Street
Walter E. Upham
Us.n
Albert Bonney
Union Street
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Epeecopad Church
Quincey
Route 1
Mr. Edgerly
Jason Edgerly
Whitefield
Arthur Bourque
Stanley Brown
Ee Falthey
Genesta Chapter
Masonic Temple
Betty Layton
Irving Layton
Pleasant Street
Bath Societies
Peter Pan
Central Church Ladies
THETA
ST. Mary's Guild
Ius
Pfc
Paul G. Bagdikian, Jr
Pfc. Bagdikian
Paul G. Bagdikian
Oak Street
Prudence Muise
Joseph Muise
Legion Auxiliary
Club Forty
Woman's Society
Fireside Club
Wasetis
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