Richmond Community Notes Jubilant Fraternal and Church Events
The page lists meetings and degrees conferred by Progres sive Orange, Beulah Rebekah lodge, Amy Bradley Tent, and Enterprise grange with harvest suppers and ceremonies. It covers church services by New England fellowship team Sylvester and Gavitt, Baptist and Methodist services, and a sermon series. Obituaries note Mrs Betsey Annis Henderson and Glenwood W Curtis. Births include Stacey Trask and Patricia Nottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge No
Amy Bradley
D. of U. W. Hall
Marion MacFarland
Pauline Gilpatrick
Sadie Waltz
New England Fellowship
Sylvester and
Gavitt
Baptist Church
Burleigh Sylvester
Maine
Providence Bible School
Edna Burrill
Christian Endeavor
Alfred Ives
Methodist Church
Twelve Friends
Mass
Betsey Annis Henderson
Alexander Henderson
Richmond
Fairfield
Gilbert Edgett
Glenwood W. Curtis
Lester Umberhind
Byron Ludwig
Preston Carver
Weston Carver
John Berube
Erland Hinckley
Melvin Black
West Buxton
John York
Steep Falls
John McCarthy
Lewiston
Waterville
Earl Frost
Brunswick Hospital
Leighton Jordan
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Jane Harvard
Fredrick Harvard
Detroit
Mich
Ladies’ Farm Bureau
Emily Gray Leader
Walter Knight
Fred Meacham
Otis Gray
Enterprise Grange
Cleveland Marriner
Jean Lemieux
Charlotte
Jean
Neal Lemieux
Georgianna
Joe Moeller
Jean Nichols
Patricia Hurley
Carroll
Jackie
Harry
Phyllis Hurley
Mary Moeller
Patricia
Richard Nottage
Armonk
N. Y
Nottage
Evelyn Tracy
Progressive Grange meets in Richmond with 83 present
The Progressive Grange in Richmond met Friday evening with 83 members in attendance including guests from Topsham West Bath Dirigo and Enterprise. Third and fourth degrees were conferred on five candidates by Degree Team led by Orman Douglass. A harvest supper organized by the lady officers followed the work. The next meeting will feature a program directed by lecturer Mrs Margaret Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange
Richmond
Topsham
West Bath
Dirigo
Enterprise
Bath Iron Works Employee Returns After Visit
Howard Small from the office force at Bath Iron Works has returned after a brief visit with his parents in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Small
The
Bath Iron Works
Richmond
Century Indemnity Company 1938 financials in Maine
Abstract of the annual statement filed by The Century Indemnity Company of Hartford on December 31 1938 for Maine shows assets totaling 12 029 and liabilities with net unpaid losses of 4 187 886 55 unearned premiums 3 410 975 45 and a surplus over all liabilities of 2 710 008 74. Aggregate assets and liabilities equal 17 029 242 17. D M Eys & Co Maine resident agents Bath Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Indemnity Company
Hartford
D.M. Eys & CO
Bath
Maine
Cosmopolitan Club Explores Fashion Buying Factors
Miss Helen C. Spaulding from the University of Maine Extension Service spoke at the Cosmopolitan club on factors affecting clothes buying and rayon manufacturing processes. The meeting included reports from members on the Maine Federation, plans for an all day Maine Progressive Union event, committee assignments, and a luncheon for 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Spaulding
University of Maine Extension Service
Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Spaulding
Carl F Pierce
Carl ¥. Kennedy
Maine Federation
William W. Dennison
Rachel F. Nichols
Irene H. Ingalls
Lottie E. Wilson
A. A. Stott
John Parker
Carl Y. Kennedy
Edmund A. Rothwell
J. Gertrude Silsby
Warren M. Stilphen
House
Democrats Endorse Haskell's Mayoral Candidacy
The Democratic City Committee unanimously endorsed Robert H. Haskell for the mayoralty at a Monday night meeting in the common council chamber. Representative Dominique J. Tardif praised Haskell as a debt minded reformer aiming to cut city debt by 50 000 annually. Haskell, Ward 6 representative in both city council branches, received no dissenting votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Haskell
Democratic City Committee
Common Council Chamber
Febin City Hall
Dominique J. Tardif
Haskell
Ralph C. Covel
Sewall
Beacon Junior Aid to Serve a Washington's Birthday Supper
Beacon Junior Aid names a general committee for a Washington's birthday supper on February 20 in the vestry. The event will host husbands and gentlemen friends. Jessica Hughes, Sanford Nickerson, Fred Pinkham and Roy Bradford head the entertainment committee. New members joined, no-sen-fowl pins sold, gypsy baskets yielded funds, and knowledge games followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula P. Herbert
Wilbur H. Crocker
Charles I. Madden, Jr
Beacon Junior Aid
Jessica R. Hughes
Sanford B. Nickerson
Fred D. Pinkham
Roy Bradford
Roy O. Edwards
Jesse Kenderdine
Archie M. Wishart
Samuel Morse
Bowdoin College Notes Highlights Winter Week Events
The annual Bradbury debate is set for 4 15 and 8 15 in Hubbard hall. A sophomore hop is planned for Friday February 10 in the Sargent gymnasium. The Moulton union motion picture series opens Saturday night with Roberta starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and features a reel of 1938 football games. Rt Rev John T Dallas will speak at chapel Sunday, as keynote for the 1939 Forum of Modern Religious Thought next week. The choir will perform a Russian air Hark the Vesper Hymn Is Stealing. Exhibits by Prof Stanley B Smith and works from Bowdoin Johnson collections are in Bowdoin gallery. Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilband attended the Bath Winter carnival in Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradbury
Hubbard Hall
Sargent Gymnasium
Moulton Union
Roberta
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
John T. Dallas
New Hampshire
Chapel
Dallas
Georgetown Doldrums Mark Quiet Coastal Town
Quiet Georgetown recovers from cold weather as road work stalls and residents stock wood. Local reports note sanding crews keeping icy roads safe, church services draw crowds, and the Richards Library adding 15 to 20 new books totaling nearly 500 volumes while 310 identification cards grant free Carlton bridge transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mains
Newman
Howard Heald
J. F. Higgins
Will Todd
Emma Billings
John Wilson
Hallowell
Roy M. Newman
Phillip H. Hansen
Clyde F. Frost Co
Portland
Selectmen’s
Harold J. Brown, Jr
Bath Memorial Hospital
Miles Hagan
Bath
Kennebec Point
Frank Heald
Gardiner
Five Islands
Catherine Blackie
Eleanor Thibodeau
Brooks
Richards
Georgetown
Carlton Bridge
Deer Yards and Winter Protectors in Maine Woods
In Maine’s cedar swamps deer yards host bucks does and fawns amid deep snow. Deer once raided by meat hunters using dogs and small crews are now protected by law. hunters could drive deer from yards, but that practice has ended and deer now find refuge in wintery runs near Kennebec Valley cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maine Woods
Kennebec Valley
Cooper votes to keep town charter. evaluates financial fixes
In a special meeting Cooper residents chose to retain their charter and address finances under current rules. They note significant tax owed by non residents and possible state reassessment if governance changes are pursued, while Marion and Topsfield in Washington county also face non resident timber tax collection issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Washington County
Marion
Topsfield
Maine lad of 13 wants sea cook career in past era
The piece recalls a 13 year old Maine boy who hoped to become a sea cook. One man now 74, Rodierick N Pendleton of Isleboro, sailed first on the Rav en schooner under his brother, then spent a decade as cook aboard coastwise vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Roderick N. Pendleton
Isleboro
Raven
Republicans Discuss Probable Candidates in Ward Elections
A local report outlines potential aldermanic nominees across wards led by Mayor Donald Small not seeking renomination. Names include Charles Small Ward 1, Ellery Whittemore Ward 2, George Emery Ward 3, Merritt Mitchell Ward 4, Forrest Legard Ward 5, Roger Pierce Ward 6, and Frederick Drake Ward 7 with Small potentially targeting the ward seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald N. Small
Republican City Committee
Charles T. Small
Ellery E. Whittemore
William O. Robson
Earl P. Morse
George M. Emery
Merritt A. Mitchell
Forrest C. Legard
Ralph W. Bragg
Roger W. Pierce
Small
Frederick E. Drake
Earl Morse
Robson
George Emery
Alex Burgess Jr
Mitchell
Alderman Bragg
Forrest Legard
Bragg
Pierce
Drake
Central church League hosts 25th pastor anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson were guests of honor as Central church League celebrated his 25th year as pastor and his birthday. Twenty five year League members attended, gifts were given, and a social evening followed a Scotch ham supper. Next meeting set for Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Wilson
Central Church League
Wilson
Central Church
League
Martha A. Fecote
William H. Small
George W. Dean
Agnes W. Humphreys
Leonard M. Lord
Belle W. Welch
Adolph H. Ehlers
Edward J. McMann
Lighting Update At Patten Library Promises Brighter Interior
New lighting fixtures brighten the Patten Free Library entrance hall and complement freshly painted walls and varnished woodwork. Linoleum covers the hall reading room and stairs with hopes for the children's room flooring next. New stools and a costumer arrive for the children's room alongside seven gifted prints and a Mount Vernon model on display for Washington's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Free Library
Bermuda
Winslow Homer
Manhattan
Ernest Fiene
Argenteuil
Claude Monet
Douai
Corot
Gauguin
Monet
van Gogh
Washington
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Girl Scouts Sleigh Ride in Bath shared cocoa and lunch
Red Rose Troop from the South end enjoyed a sleigh ride after school Monday. Mrs J Frank Hunt and Mrs Arthur M Bowker supplied cocoa. The group rode around North Bath then returned home by eight o clock. Read list includes Barbara Bracey Barbara King Anna Day Betty Hopkins Margaret Day Betty Dauphin Millicent Hecht Marie MacDonald Florence Darling Katrina Moffett Virginia Hogan Virginia Bowker Mary Lermond Ann Hartnett Madge Armstrong Grace Whittemore Norma Cummings Norma Hathorne Gladys Geneau Pearl Hathorne Joan Hunt Dora Bridges and Miss Marie Merrill Colby 42 returned to Waterville after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Rose
South End
J. Frank Hunt
Arthur M. Bowker
North Bath
Barbara Bracey
Barbara King
Anna Day
Betty Hopkins
Margaret Day
Betty Dauphin
Millicent Hecht
Marie MacDonald
Florence Darling
Katrina Moffett
Virginia Hogan
Virginia Bowker
Mary Lermond
Ann Hartnett
Madge Armstrong
Grace Whittemore
Norma Cummings
Norma Hathorne
Gladys Geneau
Pearl Hathorne
Joan Hunt
Dora Bridges
Five Islands Fire Department Celebrates Third Anniversary
The Five Islands Fire Department marked its third anniversary and observed the 81st birthday of Pved H. Rittall known as Uncle Fred. A supper followed with praise for volunteers and a lecture by Chief Randlette on fire causes and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pved H. Rittall
Mr. Rittall
Lieut
Grey
Pinkham
Rittall
Fred
Department
Alfred MacMahan
Everett Cromwell
Lester Davis
Lermond Rowe
Everett Cromwel
Randlette
Richmond
Five Islands
Miss Groves Hosts Young People's Union Meeting
Miss Irma D. Groves hosted the Baptist Young People's Union at her home on 60 Oak Street with Rev. Charles R. Sims leading devotion and Miss Mary L Oliver in charge of social hour. A clock for the church auditorium was ordered by a committee including Mrs. C. Lloyd Hooker and Miss Lucy G. Rogers. Next week’s meeting will be at the parsonage with Miss Marjorie V. Stover in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma D. Groves
Baptist Young People’s Union
Oak Street
Charles R. Sims
Mary L Oliver
C. Lloyd Hooker
Lucy G. Rogers
Hooker
Sims
Harold J. Carter
North Street
Marjorie V. Stover
Rogers
Mrs Sims
Watts Gifted Thomaston Home Becomes Public Asset
The late residence of Mary Jane Watts on Knox Street Thomaston is donated to the town for any use. Watts Hall stands on the former site after a fire damaged Main Street businesses. Samuel W. Lewis of Brookline Mass confirms the heirs offer the property for town purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Watts
Knox Street
Thomaston
Watts Hall
Main Street
Samuel W. Lewis
Brookline
Mass
Mary J. Watts
Household steamer crewman killed in Brunswick highway crash
Lewis T. Farmer, 24, son of Capt. and Mrs. Walter E. Farmer of Southport, longtime purser on the steamer Virginia of the Samozet Steamboat Co., was killed when his sedan collided with a McGray Transfer Co. truck on the Brunswick Augusta highway near Bowdoin. Investigator John P. Crosby and County Attorney Sherwood Aldrich led the inquiry. Dr. Joseph I. Smith performed the medical examination. Farmer leaves his parents, a sister Grace Payson of Southport, and two brothers Franklin of Shrewsbury and Lyman at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Farmer
Walter E. Farmer
Southport
Virginia
Samozet Steamboat Co
Bath
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick-Augusta
Grant Woods
Bowdoin
Farmer
Augusta
McGray Transfer Co
Lewis London
Commonwealth Avenue
Houston
John P. Crosby
Herbert Marriner
Brunswick
Joseph I. Smith
Sagadahce
Boothbay Harpoor High School
Boothbay-Southport
Grace Payson
Pranklin
Shrewsbury
Mass
Lyman Farmer
Sherwood Aldrich
London
Crosby
Warren Alexander dies in Westbrook former Bath resident
Warren Alexander, long time Westbrook stationary engineer at the Warren Paper Co., died Sunday. He was remembered as the first conductor of the old omnibus line run by John Pask before trolleys, and he retired from the plant ten years ago after fifty years of service. His funeral was held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Warren Alexander
Bath
Alexander
John Pask
8. D. Warren Paper Co
Harry W. Crosman
Walter M. Potter
Mrs Sarah E Sheldon 67 Rapidly Dies At Bath Home
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon 67 wife of Leburton D Sheldon died suddenly from a heart attack after about an hour illness at her Bath home 9 Edgett street She was born in Newcastle daughter of Antonio and Sarah Campbell and lived in Bath 47 years Survived by husband a son Leburton D Sheldon Jr of Bath a daughter Mrs Joseph W Larrabee of West Bath two sisters Mrs Zetta Clark of Boston Mrs Carrie West of Wiscasset one brother Richard Campbell of Wiscasset and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral Friday at two at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon
Leburton D. Sheldon
Edgett Street
Newcastle
Antonio
Sarah Baker Campbell
Bath
Leburton D. Sheldon, Jr
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Zetta Clark
Boston
Carrie West
Wiscasset
Richard Campbell
Obituary: Mrs Adelia A Saunders 90 of Bath dies at niece’s home
Mrs Adelia A Saunders 90 widow of Alfred Saunders of Orland died Wednesday morning at the home of her niece Miss Marion Rafnell in Bath. She was born in Orland daughter of Simeon and Evelyn Rafnell and moved to Bath four years ago. She was a member of the Eastern Star lodge in Orland and the North Penobscot Grange. Survived by brother Edgar Rafnell of Minneapolis and several nephews and nieces. Funeral Thursday at ten A M at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home 105 Center Street. Burial in Orland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia A. Saunders
Alfred Saunders
Orland
Marion Rafnell
Weeks Street
Simeon and
Evelyn Rafnell
Bath
Eastern Star Lodge
The
Grange
North Penobscot
Edgar Rafnell
Minneapolis
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Walter Wheatley dies at 14 in Boston hospital
Walter C. Wheatley of Charlestown Massachusetts died from pneumonia in Boston City Hospital after a brief illness. He was the son of Harry and Martha Wheatley of 101 Bartlett Street, Charlestown, and was a pupil at Warner Grammar School. He leaves two sisters Mrs Jesse Homan of Bath and Miss Frances Wheatley and a brother Harry S. Wheatley. He was born in Haverhill Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Wheatley
Harry
Martha Wheatley
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
Mass
Boston City Hospital
Jesse Homan
Bath
Frances Wheatley
Harry S. Wheatley
Haverhill
Warner Grammar School
Funeral for John R. MacDonald at Mayo residence
The funeral of John R. MacDonald longtime janitor at the State Military and Naval Children's Home was held Sunday at two in the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Rev Charles M. Tubbs of Grace church officiated. Bearers were Clarence C. Seavey John T. Dwyer Charles Ridley and Clarence Moore. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. MacDonald
State Military and Naval Children's Home
Arthur F Mayo
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Clarence C. Seavey
John T. Dwyer
Charles Ridley
Clarence Moore
Oak Grove
Towns Seek Manager Government Amid March Meeting
Caribou reports a growing trend as towns study a charter drafted for the town manager form. Voters review the document at the March town meeting to decide on adopting the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Marchy
Obituary of Frank R. Harnden of South Monmouth
Frank Raymond Harnden died suddenly at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston from pneumonia. He was born in Woolwich son of Prank M Harnden and Elizabeth Pullerton Harnden. He leaves his wife Sadie L Clark two sisters Mrs Orrin Woodbury and Mrs G Roy Dunning and three brothers William Richard and Robert. Funeral held Friday at his South Monmouth home and burial followed in Bath at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Frank Raymond Harnden
South Monmouth
Bath
Harnden
Woolwich
Elizabeth Pullerton Harnden
Sadie L. Clark
S Bath
Lucinda
John E. Clark
Orrin Woodbury
G. Roy Dunning
William
Richard
Robert Harnden
South
Monmouth
Oak Grove
John R. MacDonald 52 Dies in Memorial Hospital
John R. MacDonald of 4 Elm Street aged 52 died from pneumonia in Memorial hospital after a short illness. Born in Nova Scotia he lived in Bath 25 years and worked 22 years for Maine Central Railroad. He served on Bath police force and since 1934 was janitor at the State Military and Naval Children's Home. He leaves three children, two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. MacDonald
Elm Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. MacDonald
Nova Scotia
Alexander
Margaret MacDonald
Bath
Maine Central Railroad
John A. Lord
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
John E Mayo West Bath farmer dies at home aged 68
John E Mayo 68 well known West Bath farmer and milkman died suddenly at his Foster's Point road home Saturday. Born in Weld he moved to West Bath 60 years ago with his parents and lived on the Mayo farm Witch Spring road until 20 years ago. He had heart illness and is survived by his wife Lillian and sister Edith G Stewart Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Mayo
West Bath
Foster's Point Road
Weld
John
Augusta Hildreth Mayo
Mayo Farm
Witch Spring Road
Lillian
Mayo
Edith G. Stewart
Bath
Death of George H. Downing leaves kin in Bath and beyond
Miss Kathleen B. Leonard traveled to Boston after news of the death of her uncle George H Downing a London native living in Bath. He is survived by two sisters Mrs. George Ingraham of Bath and Mrs Charles B. Mayhew of Vineyard Haven Mass along with several nephews and nieces in Bath and Hollywood Calif. The funeral occurred in Vineyard Haven Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen B. Leonard
Boston
George H Downing
London
George Ingraham
Bath
Charles B. Mayhew
Vineyard Haven Mass
Hollywood
Calif
Vineyard Haven
Walter C Wheatley Funeral in Charlestown Mass
Beautiful floral tributes from Warner grammar school pupils accompanied Walter C Wheatley aged 14 for his funeral service held Wednesday at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence Boston. He was the son of Harry and Martha Wheatley of 101 Bartlett street and died Sunday of pneumonia in Boston City Hospital. Rev Charles M Tubbs of Grace church officiated. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Grammar School
Charlestown
Mass
Walter C. Wheatley
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Master Wheatley
Harry
Martha Wheatley
Bartlett Street
Boston City Hospital
Charles M. Tubbs
Grace Church
Oak Grove
Mrs Catherine Mitchell Funeral Held In West Bath
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Mitchell wife of Woodrow Mitchell of West Bath was held Thursday afternoon at two at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street Rev Charles H Berry officiated Bearers included Alvin Mitchell Alton Mitchell Ralph Richardson Lucian Ames The body was entombed until Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine 8. Mitchell
Woodrow Mitchell
West Bath
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Charles H. Berry
Alvin Mitchell
Alton Mitchell
Ralph Richardson
Lucian Ames
Bailey Funeral for Elinor Silsby Bailey
The funeral for Elinor Silsby Bailey, who died Monday in Mount Vernon New York, was held Thursday at 10 30 in Winter Street Congregational Church with Rev. Joseph O Purdue officiating. Bearers were William S Shorey Henry W Owen Marius H Page and John Parker. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Silsby Bailey
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Winter Street Congregational Church
Joseph O. Purdue
William S. Shorey
Henry W. Owen
Marius H. Page
John Parker
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mayo Funeral Held for J Everett Mayo at Nazarene Church
The funeral service for J Everett Mayo of West Bath who died Saturday morning was held at 2 PM Tuesday at the Church of the Nazarene with E T French officiating. Bearers were Courtney Stover John F Larrabee James B Lemont and Charles L Kenney. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Everett Mayo
West Bath
Church of the Nazarene
E. T. French
Courtney Stover
John F. Larrabee
James B. Lemont
Charles L. Kenney
Oak Grove Cemetery
Maine Reds win top honors in January poultry shows
H M Tucker of Yarmouth owned the Maine Rhode Island Reds that claimed Best Bird of Show at the Boston Poultry Show and Best Trio all breeds at the Portland Show. He received five silver cups, a silver platter and eighteen satin ribbons, strengthening the claim to New England Champion Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Rhode Island Reds
New England
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. of M. Extension Service
Bowdoin College Notes
Clifford Wilband
Rumford
Central League
Patten
Girl Scouts
Marie Merrill
Colbye
Jason A. Merrill
Lower Washington Street
Percy Savage
Maurice Pinkham
Cecil Stevens
Albert Moore
Horace Rittall
Will Mavis
Phippsburg
Fred P. Carr
Farber Davis
Chester MacMahan
Charles Burgess
George Hanna
Velma Payson
Bay Point
Ambrose Thibodeau
George Laskey
Robinhood
Isabel Stevens
Franklin Koehlwetter
Allen
Mattie MacMahan
Edgecomb
Earle MacMahan
J. G. Stevens
John R. Blackie
West Georgetown
Orville Rowe
Ida Hinckley
St. Francis
Virgin Islands
West Indies
South America
Ardenne Pinkham
Walter
Fred Carr
Albion Carr
Geraldine Pitcher
Thomas Hutchens
Miss Groves
Sarah E. Sheldon
Wheatley
J. R. M'Donald
Frank
John R. M'Donald
George H. Downing
Mrs. Mitchell
Elinor
Bailey
J. E. Mayo
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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