Bath Society Notes Include Gatherings and Moves
Bath society items list residents and visitors in Bath and nearby towns. Mrs Aderton, once secretary to an ambassador, visits with her daughter and summering couple Captain and Mrs Kunz at Five Islands. Various locals travel for funerals, illness, and weddings, with friends hosting parties and revisits to Bath for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Bath
Boston University
School of Practical Arts and Letters
Long
United States
Italy
Rome
Aderton
Ertirely
Kunz
Five Islands
Peter
Engagement of Jeanne Wheeler Sibley to Ralph Dale Jr.
Miss Jeanne Wheeler Sibley of Marblehead Mass daughter of Mrs Myron E Sibley is engaged to Ralph O Dale Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph O Dale of Middle Street The notice notes the forthcoming nuptials and identifies both families and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Wheeler Sibley
Myron E. Sibley
Marblehead
Mass
Ralph O. Dale, Jr
Ralph Oo. Dale
Middle Street
Topsham Club to Hear Speaker on Bikini Atom Bomb
William S. Newell of Washington Street will speak to the Topsham Men's Club on February 13 evening. He will describe the atom bomb test at Bikini Atoll and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Topsham Men's Club
Bikini
Bath area notices report accidents and family news
Mrs. Lewis G. Gannon of Milan Street broke her left wrist in icy conditions and was treated at Memorial Hospital. Her son Lewis Gannon visits from Maine. A Woolwich woman also injured, with a right wrist break, after a fall. Funeral attendee list includes James Harkins relatives from Waldoboro and Mt. Desert. Judith Lee Galuza born January 21 in Rumford Hospital. Workers head to Kennebago for winter pulpwood harvest. The Cabot family relocates to Lakewood Rhode Island. Mr Cabot works in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Gannon
Milan Street
Memorial Hospital
Lewis Gannon
New Hampshire
Maine
H. M. Boucher
Ridlonville
Bath
Judith Lee
Rumford Community Hospital
George Cabot
South Street
Tennyson Road
Lakewood
R. I
Cabot
Rhode Island Hoopitl Trust Co
Providence
Bath Tron Works
Sewall Wins Junior Football Letter At Fes School
F Sewall, son of Major and Loyall Sewall of Wash street, won his Junior football letter at the Fes school in West Newton, marking a local athletic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sewall
Major and
Loyall Sewall
Washstreet
Fesschool
West Newton
Miller of Lincoln Eit The Thimble Sday Eyeing Of Last
Miller of Lincoln eyes final moment at Thimble sday event as last chance looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller of
Lincoln
New York Military Academy opens season with win over Bordentown
A NY Military Academy rifle team member Bint scored an ace as the squad began its season against Bordentown Military Institute marksmen. The academy team plans a series versus La Salle Military Academy Admiral Farragut Naval Academy and Bordentown through February 20. Local residents Samuel Levin of North Street and John Atwood family visit Florida and Maine relatives. Bruce Gillies of Washington Street elected vice president of the Fifth Form at Fessenden School in West Newton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Itary Academy
Bordentown Military Institute
New York Military Academy
LaSalle Military Academy
Admiral Farragut Naval Academy
Bordentown
Pocconeere
Bruce Gillies
James A. Gillies, Jr
Washington Street
Fessenden School
West Newton
Mass
Maine Girl Marylou Reed Crown Candidate at Water Carnival
Marylou Reed of Woolwich is one of five coed candidates for queen of the Collones Winter Carnival at Water and the only Maine girl in the running. Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Day Reed, graduated Morse High School in 1945 and was very popular during her four years there. The carnival queen election was decided Thursday and the winner will be announced at the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylou Reed
Carlton Day Reed
Woolwich
Collones
Water
Maine
Reed Gradua
Morse High School
Mrs Arline Grover Visits Wiscasset Family
Mrs Arline Leeman Grover of Wisconsin visited recently with her parents Mr and Mrs Hollis Leeman in Woolwich Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Leeman Grover
Wiscasset
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich
Bankers visit and family travels span two states
Daniel Williams, cashier of the First National Bank, is in New York for a bankers meeting and will visit his daughter Elizabeth Williams, a Brooklyn church soloist. Mrs Rodney E Ross and Miss Barbara Ross of High Street left Thursday by auto for Avon Park Florida to spend several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Williams
First National Bank
New York
Elizabeth Williams
Brooklyn
Rodney E. Ross
Barbara Ross
High Street
Avon Park
Fla
MacDonald brothers resume studies after overnight home visit
Clayton MacDonald a student at Manter Hall Cambridge Mass has resumed classes after an overnight visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Bernard MacDonald at 32 Pleasant Street His brother Clarence MacDonald an assistant to the manager of the Penney Store in Lewiston also spent the night at home with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton MacDonald
Manter Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Bernard MacDonald
Pleasant Street
Clarence MacDonald
Penney
Lewiston
Local Residents Return Home For Mid-Winter Recess
Miss Mildred Nichols remains indoors on Lincoln street due to illness. Constance Hitchcock arrived from college to spend recess with Capt. and Mrs. Rus sell S. Hitchcock of Washington street. Mrs. Arthur Sewall came back from Boston with her son William D. Sewall a MIT student also visiting. Mrs. LeRoy Colby Mrs. John Humphreys and Mrs. Russell Kenney spent Thursday in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nichols
Lincoln Street
Constance Hitchcock
Russell S. Hitchcock
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Boston
William D. Sewall
LeRoy Colby
John Humphreys
Russell Kenney
Portland
Gorham couple visits Page family for weekend stay
Miss Barbara Page and her fiancé A Lincoln Anderson Jr arrive from Gorham Teachers College to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Marius Page on Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Page
A. Lincoln Anderson, Jr
Gorham Teachers College
Marius Page
Academy Street
Clark Welcomes Suzanne Ellen A New Daughter
A daughter weighing eight pounds two ounces was born to Mr and Mrs John A Clark Jr on January 28. The baby has been named Suzanne Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Clark, Jr
Suzanne Ellen
Lenfest Cousins Leave After Week in Brooklyn Event
Dr. Bertram A. Lenfest of Brooklyn and cousin Horace Daggett of Conrad Iowa, along with Dr. Charles H. Weymouth of Springfield Mass, were guests last week of Dr. Lenfest’s daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dennison of Greenstreet. They departed Friday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram A. Lenfest
Brooklyn
N. Y
Horace Daggett
Conrad
Iowa
Charles H. Weymouth
Springfield
Mass
Lenfest
William W. Dennison
Greenstreet
Daughter Born to Shoreys at Memorial Hospital
Jane Ellen Shorey is the daughter born to Mr and Mrs W Channing Shorey of 2 Bailey Street at Memorial Hospital on January 23. Weight six pounds two ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ellen Shorey
W. Channing Shorey
Bailey Street
Memorial Hospital
Alfred R. McCabe
Washington Street
Williams brothers ski trip returns from Canada to Bath
Sewall Williams and Arthur Foster Williams of New York City have come back from a skiing trip in the Laurentian Mountains of Canada and are spending several days in Bath as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Washington Street. Arthur Foster Williams plans to enter Bowdoin College soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall Williams
Arthur Foster Williams
New York City
Laurentian Mountains
Canada
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Washington Street
Bowdoin College
Parker couple welcomes son Philip Kensington Jr
Mr and Mrs Philip K Parker of Reading Massachusetts announce the birth of a son born January 28. The baby has been named Philip Kensington Jr Mrs Parker formerly Dianne Pierce of Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip K. Parker
Reading
Mass
Philip Kensington, Jr
Parker
Dianne Pierce
Bath
Illness of Capt Richard Quick Aboard Yankee States
Word comes that Capt Richard Quick of Washington street is ill and hospitalized in Norfolk Virginia after not sailing with the Yankee States during the cadet cruise from the Maine and Massachusetts Maritime Academies. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Quick
Washington Street
Maine
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Trust official leaves for New York conference
Clyde A. Mallett Bath Trust Co. trust officer sails to New York for the American Bankers Association midwinter conference at the Waldorf Astoria February 3 to 5. Rev. Laforest Hodgkins and Mrs. Hodgkins celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary with Spring flowers after morning service at Central Church. Hodgkins, Maine native with past Mass. pastorates, has a son, Melvin, a Junior High student. Mrs. Arthur Sewall hosts the Monday Contract Club at the Stone House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Mallett
Bath Trust Co
New York
American Bankers Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Laforest Hodgkins
Central Church
Maine
Lisburn Falls
Massachusetts
Fall River
Mass
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Weekend Visit Affirms Langbehn Family Ties in Lewiston
Miss Gerda Langbehn stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Langbehn on High street while training as a student nurse at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston in affiliation with the University of Maine. Mr and Mrs Arthur Pillsbury Jr and daughter Priscilla from South Weymouth Mass joined Mrs Pillsbury's parents Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall for a visit. The Pillsburys attended a gathering at William S Newell's home on Sunday to honor their 40th wedding anniversary. Mrs Pillsbury and Patricia will stay with the Sewalls for about a month while Mr Pillsbury pursues study at Massachusetts State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Parker
Boston University
Washington Street
Gerda Langbehn
Carl Langbehn
High Street
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
University of Maine
Arthur Pillsbury, Jr
Priscilla
South Weymouth
Mass
Mr. Pillsbury
Massachusetts State College
Couple from Weymouth visit parents after trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Goodrich of North Weymouth Massachusetts motor down Saturday and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Howard on Washington Street returning to their home Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goodrich
North Weymouth
Mass
Norman Howard
Washington Street
Party honors Maine senator with Washington guest
Congresswoman Margaret Smith hosted guests in Washington last week for Senator White of Maine. Lieut. John S. Newell, son of Mr and Mrs William S Newell of Washington street, attended after returning home Saturday. He was present at the 40th wedding anniversary observed Sunday by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
Washington
Senator White
Maine
Lieut
John S. Newell
U. S
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Lieut. Newell
Rainbow Girls and local news in brief
Reported events include installation at Hawthorne chapter of Rainbow Girls and related ceremonies. Birth announced for Lieut. Clifton Nickerson and wife of Bragg, N. C. Eric Clifton born January 25, a Morse High graduate active in athletics and planning to return to the University of Maine. Social visits, family gatherings, and local arrivals are noted along with summaries of church and civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Nickerson
Nickerson
and Bragg
N. C
Eric Clifton
Morse High
University
Yee Maine
Phi Ta Fraternity
Maine
Five McCabe Men Travel to Pittsfield on Business
A group led by Chester H. McCabe and including Chester H. Jr Willard H. McCabe Carl O. McCabe and Arthur Rideout motored to Pittsfield New Hampshire on business Sunday. A daughter Nancy Ellen was born January 25 at Quincy Massachusetts to Mr and Mrs John Wolse. Nancy Ellen is the child of Mrs Wolfe formerly Miss Janice Chessman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Chessman of North Weymouth Massachusetts. She has visited with her grandmother Mrs Scott M Golder during her summer vacations since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. McCabe
Chester H. McCabe, Jr
Willard H. McCabe
Carl O. McCabe
Arthur Rideout
Pittsfield
N. H
Quincy, Mass
John Wolse
Nancy Ellen
Wolfe
Janice Chessman
Frank Chessman
North Weymouth
Mass
Scott M. Golder
Edward Sewall Home From Rensselaer for Vacation
Edward Sewall son of Mr and Mrs Sewall of High street is at home from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy NY for a vacation. He is a member of the junior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
High Street
Rensselar Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Holbrooks Attend Rainbow Assembly Initiation in Bath
Mr and Mrs Willis Holbrook of Westbrook visited Bath Saturday to witness the Rainbow Assembly initiation and installation at the Masonic Temple hosted by Mr and Mrs William J Craft of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Holbrook
Westbrook
Bath societies and clubs hold meetings this week
Lowell Temple hosted the Bath societies event with officers to submit rituals for new ceremonies. Mrs Rose Jean was appointed to a role. A social hour featured singing and fortune telling by Mme Ankari. Next meeting is planned for Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Ith Malinster
I Fenows Hall
Rose Jean
Mme. Ankari
Odd Fellows
Pine Tree Troop Girl Scouts Meet in I O O F Temple
Pine Tree Troop met Wednesday in the I O O F Temple with Mrs Collins leading opening. Poster exhibit featured power and nature themes. Dora Lenfest won first in the quiz, Winona Garland second, Betty Newell third. Dora Lenfest gave a candlelight ceremony talk. enrollment and investitures led by Mrs Carr. Perfect attendance noted for Vivian McDougal and Eleanor Wright. nine guests attended. next meeting to cover crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
I. O. O. F. Temple
Collins
Can
Dora Lenfest
Winona Garland
Ean Merie Gage
Vivian McDougal
Betty Newell
Sheila Garland
Jeannette Tardif
Beeesell
Wright
Mrs. Carr
Patricia Main
Virginia Coombs
Eleanor Wright
A Holmes
Marion Holmore
Teen-Age 4-H sewing circle meets at Central Grammar School
The Teen-Age 4-H club held a luncheon and business meeting in the leader’s room at Central Grammar School. Betty-Ann Barstow became secretary, with Marilyn King recording sewing boxes and notebooks. Five new members were voted in Doris White Norma Ferris Jet Cahill Ann Me Celia Johansen chaired a planning committee to meet Mrs Colby for future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Central Grammar School
Betty-Ann Barstow
Marilyn King
Hevetly Tanguay
Cosmopolitan Club
Doris White
Richardson
Norma Ferris
Jet Cahill
Ann Me
Telaktorth
Helen Olson
Lydia Sprague
Doris Alexander
Carolyn Stackpole
Theresa Skalings
Iota Sigma Chapter Meeting Held with Beulah Dunton
Iota Sigma met Tuesday of last week with Mrs. Beulah Dunton presiding at the business meeting. Following routine matters the time was social, with refreshments served. Hostess Mrs. Lucy Cutting assisted. The next meeting is Feb 11 at Mrs. Shirley Scott's home 66 Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Sigma
Beulah Dunton
Rosamond McGuiggan
Lucy Cutting
Shirley Scott
Denny
Cub Pack 57 Meeting at Beacon Street Vestry
Cub Pack 57 gathered Friday evening at the Beacon Street vestry with Cubmaster Stewart McAllister presiding. The salute to the flag featured Clifton Ives as color bearer. McAllister urged home and pack cooperation, while Rev. Alfred Ives outlined cubbing basics for parents. Pantomimes by Den 4 members fhurayo and Chillo 1ites were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack
Beacon Street
Stewart McAllister
Clifton Ives
McAlister
Mr. McAllister
Alfred Ives
Fhurayo
Chillo
Cub Scout Pack 57 Blue and Gold event and awards
Cub Scouts led by Wra Y and dad earned mutual enjoyment and completion. Cubmaster McAllister presented Clifton Ives wolf badge Arthur Mayo service star and gold arrowhead Gary Newman gold arrowhead Bobby Atwood gold and silver arrowheads. Pack 57 denShowed model houses rockets radar and handwork. Blue and Gold event planned Feb 28 at the vestry with activities and fundraising table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
McAllister
Clifton Ives
Arthur Mayo
Gary Newman
Bobby Atwood
Morse School
Aoeae
Carleton Pye
Ives
Reginald Atwood
Everett Lemont
Girard Hodgkins
Mizpah Class Farewell Social At First Baptist Church
Mizpah class held a farewell social at the First Baptist Church on Friday with Mrs William Parks. The evening featured sewing and quizzes, refreshments served by the hostess, and a news meeting. The gathering was the second for Fe Cooner, who assured her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William Parks
Jacsonville
Fe Cooner
Inner Wheel Meeting Debates Hospital Visit Plans
Twenty one members attended as Mrs Frederick D Doyle hosted at 1 H Street. Mrs Wald Emero was absent, Mrs Doyle led the meeting. Discussion urged a trip to Togus hospital to observe overseas Christmas efforts and hospital activities in 1946. Members planned cookie gifts and birthday boxes, with volunteers to staff Community Center duties on Feb 2 and 13. A program featured members sharing notable life moments from 1946, with solos by Mrs D Hall and piano by Mrs Carlie Beene. Dessert followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredeyenon
Frederick D
H Street
Wil Charles Doyle
Atte
Wald Emero
Doy
Togus
Howard Mayo
A. Plant
Eeeseres D. Hall
Carliebeene
Star of Light Class Adopts New Name at Beacon Street
Beacon Street church senior girls class met Thursday at the parsonage and voted to adopt the name Star of Light. Pins were chosen. They planned February worship in the youth department and formed a committee led by Norma Nickerson Barne Summerton and Beverly Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street
Star of Light
Norma Nickerson
Barne Summerton
Beverly Ven Buren
Beachwin
Ann Steven
Local program meeting set for February tenth
The note lists committee members R Harriman Betty Fernald and Marlene Christopher and mentions a program tag and a planned February date for a class and next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arly Ek
R Harrirman
Betty Fernald
Marlene Christopher
Winter Street Aid Meeting Held at 9 AM Church
The Winter Street Aid committee met at the church at 9 am with hostesses appointed for Feb 7 including Mrs. Arthur Bowker Mrs. David Black Mrs Elmer Williams and Miss Elwina Durgin. J Back provided an illustrated talk while Mrs Joge Dufford B Keming and Mrs Reginald Farn ham and Mrs Roscoe P McFadden attended. Mrs McFadden celebrated her birthday with greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Wilband
John J . Charles
Phyllis Varney
Putnam
Arthur Bowker
David Black
Elmer Williams
Elwina Durgin
J. Back
Ernest Freeman
Joge Dufford B
Baptists Hear Rev Russell Jr at Corlisé Street Church
Members of the Corlisé Street Baptist Church and northern Baptist attendees gathered Friday evening to hear Rev Russell Jr deliver a talk. A question period followed with representation from Bath Lisbon Falls and local churches including Corliss Street and First Sortie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlisé
Pii Baptist Church
Russell Jr
Bath
Free
Lisbon Falls
Haro Waiter
Wilemaney
William
Roland Hanson
Nowell Oakes
Corliss Street
Charles Sims
Ge Arthur J
Bunton Clarenceworth
Central League Meets With Pastor Guest and Robe Plans
The Central League of the church met Monday night with Rev. Laforest as a special guest. They voted to purchase material for new collars for choir robes and to make and attach them. Mrs. Marius Page invited the group to meet at her Home on Academy Street for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Laforest Eee
Marius Page
League
Academy Street
George Van Sen _ Donald
Hodgkins
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meeting Summary
The Salvation Army advisory board met on Monday to review annual progress. Officers reported a successful financial year with income and expenditures balanced. The gathering listed attendees including Edward W. Bridgham George Booymn Sewall Clintost Fleming and Adjutant Lowman with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Adj
Lowman
Edward W. Bridgham
George Booymn
Ernu Sewall
Clintost Fleming
Antoni Lowman
Ma Sewall
Stetson
B. Nichols
Arthur J. Dunton
Bath Elks Officers Compete At Portland
Bath Elks officers competed at Portland for a ritualistic contest among Maine lodges. Sanford and Lewiston teams were strong, with Bath close behind. Edward J. MacMenn of Bath judged, and Exalted Ruler Joseph Mullaney led Bath’s group with Haskell and Sutherland among the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Lodge
Asec
Maine Elks
Follo Sanford
Lewiston
Sanford
Houston
Maine East
Edward J. MacMenn
Bath
Maine Association
Bath Lodge
Joseph Mullaney
Mullaney
Brian
Jewett
Waldo Marshall
Joseph O
Robe Haskell
Haan, Sr
Fred L. Sutherland
Fragmented line hints at high energy costs in era record
A garbled OCR snippet references rising prices for electricity, diesel oil, coal, and lubricants. The fragment mentions significant expenditure or value, with unclear context or attribution. Named entities are absent or unreadable in the fragment.
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Robert Wishart
Shelburne Falls
John H. Harkins Yester
George Brownrigg
John Larkin
Mary
Ralph Hall
Willian Marshall
101 High Street
Petersburg
Tampa
and McCutcheon
Marshall
William Tudor Gardiner
Arvid Anderson
Blue Hill
Gertrude Gowdy
Montsweag
Donald F. Wishart
Braintree
John H. Harkins
Sgt
Chandler Whalen
Tower Circle
Elmer Higgins
William Robinson
Myron Ellis
David Remick
Chandler
Quincy
Robert Wishart, Jr
Everett Pierce
Pearstreet
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
St. Petersburg
Harold Castner
Hallowell
Fred Pecci
Albert H. Blackstone
Ellsworth
Paul, Kelsey
James Harkins
Waldoboro
Thomas Harkins
Mt. Desert
Annie McCormick
Orono
John W. Davis
Brockton
Adam Galuza
Hollis Leeman, Jr
Walter Galuza
Brunswick
Kennebago
Rangeley
Samuel Levin
North Street
Miami
John Atwood
Jackie
Ellen
South Portland
Mr. Atwood
Clarence Atwood
Upper Washington Street
Mrs. Atwood
Kerwin B. Boucher
Burt S
Nancy
Bangor
Mr. Osgood
Burt S. Osgood Sr
The
Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Grand City
Pauline Holmson
Lillian Saunders
Hilda Bowbury
Barbara Legard
Forrest L. Leees
Phyllis Mason
Bath Iron Works
Con
A. M. Butterfield
Flushing
Albert Coombs
Jay K. Bowker
Eugene Bowker
Harry Fullerton
George Chadbourne Sr
Ef Richard Chadbourne
Wilfred Rice
Fryeburg
Carlton Rice
Turnercourt
Thomaston
Lawrence Shesler
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Chicago
Franklyn Crouch
White
Palmer House
Merchandise Mart
Bath Societies
Pythian Sisters
Iota Sigma Chapter
Winter Street Aid
Baptists
Peti
ELKS
Lodiy
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