Birthday and party scenes fill social pages
The Bath area social column details multiple birthday celebrations, fêtes and clubs. Alma Swanton wins a peanut hunt prize, Harold blows out candles on a Valentine themed cake, and numerous guests including Doric Crooker Barbara McDonald and Florence Mitchell attend. Neighborhood bridge games, teas, and church activities feature Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Adria Ferguson, and various hosts and hostesses across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Alma Swanton
Harold
Doric Crooker
Barbara McDonald
Betty Swanton
Florence Mitchell
Christine Worrey
Winona Clark
Kenneth Crooker
James Swanton
Robert Mitchell
LeRoy Lord, Jr
Social and club notes from the Bath area
Miss Abigail Hincksey visits Boston while Rev Frank Lamb and others attend Genesia chapter O E S installation at Masonic Temple where Mrs Mabel Merrill becomes worthy matron and Jason Merrill worthy patron. Auburn visitors join a friendly card party at Mrs Malcolm Doble's home with spring decorations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Falls
Henry W. Loring
Auburn
Roland McIntire
New Gloucester
Genesia Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Community Notes From Parker Head and Nearby Locales
Miss Bessie Galvin has returned from North Woolwich after a week with her aunt Mrs. Bernice Bailey. Cousin Miss Bernette Bailey visits with Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Garrett J. Galvin. Mrs. Margaret Richards leaves 1012 Washington for a week with her daughter in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Grace church Girls Friendly Society honored Mrs. Tubbs on her birthday with a reception. Mr. and Mrs. William H. White attend Bowdeinham Association Missionary conference in Brunswick at Berean Baptist. Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball travels to Portland to visit with Miss Nellie Webber who is recovering at home after a fractured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Galvin
Parker Head
High Street
North Woolwich
Bernice Bailey
Miss Galvin
Bernette Bailey
Garrett J. Galvin
Margaret Richards
Washington Street
Hyde Harmon
Portsmouth
N. H
William H. White
Bowdeinham Association
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Nellie Webber
City Hospital
Flossy E. Sidelinger
Bath worker resigns to lead hardware chain firm
Harold H. March of Central Maine Power Co. Bath resigns after more than a year to become general manager of an established hardware store chain operating across the state. He and his wife will keep their Bath home as duties will take him to various parts of Maine. He is remembered for courteous, efficient service to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. March
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
March
Bath area tied to church leaders and social visits
Miss Pauline Gaudett left Monday for Weymouth Nova Scotia after visiting relatives in Bath. The late Rt Rev Mons Michael C Mc Donough of Lewiston was a former pastor at St Marys in Bath and visited with Rev Fr Timothy Maney. Mrs F H Kimball died in Portland. George Klippel of Newport News is in Bath with his mother before returning Friday. Mrs Harry Deering visited Portland. Mrs Alice Maxwell and Mrs Lawrence White of Litchfield with Abbie Bailey of Portland and Gladys Walker of Auburn attended Genesta chapter OES installation at Masonic temple and stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. McDonough
St. Patrick's Church
Lewiston
St. Mary's Church
Bath
Timothy C. Maney
George Klippel
Newport News
Clara J. Klippel
Green Street
New York
Alice Maxwell
Lawrence White
Litchfield
Abbie Bailey
Portland
Gladys Walker
Auburn
Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Henry G. Shaw
Oak Street
Shaw
Portland Weekend Visit and Local Social Circle News
Fred Perry of Summer street passes the weekend in Portland. Genesta sewing circle hostesses Mrs. Dora Howard Mrs. James T. Bonney and Mrs. Arthur Pepper led a card and sewing session with refreshments. The annual supper and social was postponed. Mrs. William V. Percy and Mrs. Walter Bowker are visiting Boston and surroundings with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
Summer Street
Portland
Genesta Sewing Circle
Dora Howard
James T. Bonney
Arthur Pepper
William V. Percy
Walter Bowker
Boston
Corliss Street church class met for all day session
The Corliss Street church class gathered Wednesday of last week at Mrs. Cora Small on Pine Street Patchwork. 22 members and two guests attended. Roy Hosmer of Ashdale, ill with pneumonia, was brought to his parents home at 706 Middle Street. Mrs N Gratz Jackson of Shaw Street returned from Wisconsin with relatives. Mrs Mary Lord arrived Friday from Wells to spend the weekend at her parents home on Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Bath
John Cavanaugh
Dyer
Henry Adams
Georgie Knight
Ella Douglas
Seneca Conley
Eva Cahill
Abbie Gage
Pearl Lemont
Charles Oliver
William H. White
Corliss Street
Cora Small
Pine Street
Roy Hosmer
Ashdale
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Mary Lord
Wells
Frank P. Lord
Pearl] Street
Bath area to Silver Springs home purchase by Cook family
Mr and Mrs Francis Cook formerly of Bath now reside in Silver Springs Maryland in a fine estate that was previously owned by a Maryland physician The grounds are noted as lovely Mrs Cook formerly Harriet Henderson a Bath Shipping City social figure is related to David Henderson Sheriff Albert Henderson and Charles Henderson Miss Iva Hagan daughter of Capt and Mrs Frank W Hagan visits East Brunswick with Mr and Mrs Harry E Peterson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cook
Washington, D. C
Bath
Silver Springs
Maryland
Cook
Harriet Henderson
Bath Iron Works
Navy Department
Washington
David Henderson
North Bath
Albert Henderson
Charles Henderson
Iva Hagan
Frank W. Hagan
Upper High Street
East Brunswick
Harry E. Peterson
Miss Mary McClure Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Miss Mary McClure celebrated her tenth birthday Friday at her parents home 6 Garden Street. Fourteen fifth grade friends from North Street Primary attended and enjoyed games and refreshments. Mary proved a charming hostess and received many beautiful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClure
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
North Street
Mary
Mrs Olive Walker Visits Sister in Rockland
Mrs Olive Walker of Rockland is visiting her sister Mrs George Wallace at 22 Somerset Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Walker
Rockland
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Rutgers professor returns from Bath visit weekend
Earle B. Perkins of Rutgers University New Jersey came back Monday morning after a weekend in Bath with his grandparents Capt and Mrs L B Chaney of 137 Oak Street. Capt Chaney, homebound by illness all winter, shows improvement. Marriage intentions filed in Bath by Howard M. Crocker and Lillian O Dodge of Newcastle. Arthur J Leyden Jr and sisters Dorothy Gladys of Providence R I visit Lewiston due to father Arthur J Leyden's illness at Marcotte Hospital Bath. They are joined by Miss Margaret Leyden of Brookline Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle B. Perkins
Rutgers College
New Jersey
Bath
L. B. Chaney
Oak Street
Capt. Chaney
John W. Gilmore
Howard M. Crocker
Middle Street
Lillian O. Dodge
Newcastle
Arthur J. Leydon Jr
Dorothy
Gladys
Providence R. L
Lewston
Arthur J. Leyden
Marcotte Hospital
Margaret Leyden
Brookline
Mass
Fitzgeralds Visit Wilmington With Son in Delaware
Mr and Mrs John E Fitzgerald of Washington Street travel to Wilmington Delaware to spend several weeks with their son Dr and Mrs Paul A Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Wilmington, del
Paul A. Fitzgerald
Miss Cora Pearson Hosts SFO Club Gathering
Miss Cora Pearson entertained SFO club members at her Washington street home Friday evening with games and light refreshments. Attendees included Misses Virginia Jewett, Mary McCabe, Estelle McCabe and Rachel Scott. Next meeting set for Friday evening at Miss Rachel Scott’s Middle street home. John M. Kimball of Bond Goodwin, Portland, died Monday in Bath on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Pearson
S.F.O. Club
Washington Street
Virginia Jewett
Mary McCabe
Estelle McCabe
Rachel Scott
Middle Street
John M. Kimball
Bond & Goodwin
Portland
Bath
Immutable Family News From Waterville Bath and Boston
Mrs. Fred R. Cahill of South Street visits son Andrew Cahill in Waterville and announces the birth of his two weeks old son. Mrs. Cahill is joined by Miss Betty Calder, tied to Bath wintering Calder family. Mr. Calder serves as first officer on the Morgan yacht. Chester Roberts and wife of Maxwell Street return from a Boston weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Cahill
South Street
Andrew Cahill
Waterville
Cahill
Betty Calder
Frank Calder
Bath
Calder
Morgan
Bath and Westerly Social Roundup and Visits
Miss Sylvia Lee returns to Westerly after a Bath weekend. Mrs. Byron Barker hosts a Washington street supper with prize cards won by Archibald Main and William Porter. Raymond Trott visits Providence then Bath. Mrs. Mann plans Portland and Bath visits before returning home in March. James Frewen spends the week in Bath with relatives. Warren Parris returns from Augusta after attending a Kelvinator men’s school. Large turnout marks the service men’s division school led by expert teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Barker
Washington Street
Archibald Main
William Porter
Warren Parris
Augusta
Kelvinater
Central Maine Power Co
Family notices from Portland and Bates College visit
Mrs John Dowling of Shaw street visits her daughter Mrs Maud Lewis who recently underwent a survival operation at a Portland hospital. Miss Elizabeth McGrath of Bates College arrived Thursday evening to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene McGrath at 1270 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
Shaw Street
Maud Lewis
Portland
Elizabeth McGrath
Bates College
Eugene McGrath
Washington Street
Traffic lights expert Magoun visits Houlton meet officials
Frederick H. Magoun of General Electric Boston and formerly Bath spent several days in Houlton conferring with the town selectmen and Houlton Water Co. on traffic signal systems. An expert in this field, Magoun advised on potential installations and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Magoun
General Electric Co
Boston
Bath
Houlton
Selectmen and Houlton Water Co
Magoun
Portland Visitors Share Weekend with Hunter Family
Mrs. W. L. Harris of Portland arrived for a weekend visit with her daughter Mrs. W. Stanley Hunter of Northstreet. Mrs. Hunter’s brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harris Jr. of Portland were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Harris
Portland
W. Stanley Hunter
Northstreet
Mrs Wilson returns from ten day business trip
Mrs John Wilson of the Edna Mae Shoppe returned Sunday from a ten day business trip to New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Edna Mae
New York
Boston
Seafaring Family and Bath Social News
Captain William Plummer sails from New London with son Frank toward Jacksonville while his wife returns to Bath after three weeks aboard. Mrs. Taylor suffers bronchitis but improves. Dr. Briry attends family funeral in Bath then returns to Malden. West Point’s Everett King visits Bath. Weeman’s Home Missionary Society hosts Bath ladies with guests from West Bath and Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plummer
Josephine McQuestin
Frank
New London
Two local ladies depart for Boston a few days
Mrs Rupert H Baxter and Mrs Al den G Smith left Tuesday afternoon for Boston to spend a brief period. Walter Higgins arrived Monday noon from Bangor to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs James F Murphy of High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Boston
Walter Higgins
Bangor
James F. Murphy
High Street
Newborn Dorothy Clara Anderson Share Birth Details
Dorothy Clara Anderson is the daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Anderson of 263 Front Street. Marilyn Marion Erskine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus S. Erskine of 5 Gerald Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Clara Anderson
Emil J. Anderson
Front Street
Alpheus S. Erskine
Gerald Street
Marilyn Marion Erskine
Waynflete School Gains Mira of Bath’s Daughter to Trustees
The Waynflete Latin School adds Mira of Bath's daughter to its board of trustees. The school has advanced with strong educational theory, opening a five day boarding department last Fall. Mrs. Thaxter plays a key role in this expansion to serve girls from Portland’s outlying districts who want weekend home contact, maintaining small family groups, home supervision, study oversight, and social planning in a non institutional setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Bath
Waynflete Latin School
Waynflete
Thaxter
Portland
Mrs. Edward B. Parris Rebounds From Illness At Home
Mrs. Edward B. Parris is recovering from a recent illness and is now able to be about the house. Her condition has improved enough to allow limited daily activities at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Parris
Brisk sleigh ride and bridge party near East Brunswick
The Nick-Nack club enjoyed a sleigh ride to Mrs. Harry E. Peterson’s home in East Brunswick with 13 members, then returned to Miss Elyne Burgess’s home on Court Street for music and games. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. John Sylvester, the group included Beatrice Burgess Mary Sylvester Doris Fuller Helen Safford Evelyn Burgess Marion Fuller Herman Barter Peter Thibodeau Harry Lutz Harold Safford and Fletcher Harford. They will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. Miller’s Liberty Street. Mr and Mrs John Kimball of Portland visited Bath for business. A jolly supper bridge at Mrs. Harold Freeman’s home in East Brunswick featured three tables of auctions where every player won a prize. Participants included Mrs. Almon R. Perry Mrs. Emery Footer Mrs. Ralph Whitehouse Miss Rachel Nichols Mrs. Ralph O. Dale Mrs. Harold Small Mrs. Florence Hagan Mrs. John Freeman Mrs. James B. Lemont Mrs. Carroll Davis and Miss Violet Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Barker
Harry E. Peterson
Charles H. Cyhill
Edward W. Hyde
Susan Ballou
Minnie White
Small
Barker
Winfred Hagan
Oliver Street
Howard Blake
Mabel Fullerton
Thomas K. Haley
Bernard Pratt
Eva Fulton
William Potter
Bertie Johnson
Edward Garcelon
Nick-Nack Club
East Brunswick
Owen Rogers
Elyn Burgess
Court Street
John Sylvester
Beatrice Burgess
Mary Sylvester
Doris Fuller
Helen Safford
Evelyn Burgess
Marion Fuller
Herman Barter
Peter Thibodeau
Harry Lutz
Harold Safford
Fletcher Harford
Percy Miller
Liberty Street
Harold E. Freeman
Fach
Almon R. Perry
Emery Footer
Ralph Whitehouse
Roberts couple to spend weekend in Boston
Mr and Mrs Chester Roberts of Maxwell street left Friday for Boston to visit friends and relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
Boston
Miss Harrist Hosts L N Club Social and Valentine Plans
Miss Harrist entertained the L N club of the Corliss street church at her Lower High street home Friday evening. Plans for a Valentine party in the church vestry next Friday were discussed. A social hour followed with refreshments. Attending were Misses Trott, Clark, Cornish, Lemont, Palmer, Paisley, Thornton and Wallace. Also mentioned were cast members from The Tiger Earl rehearsal and a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Samuel M Jordan of Kittery formerly Bath. Lucy Bennett, nurse, plans to return home as Mrs Parris improves. H B Phillips left for Bangor after visiting his son Caldwell B Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrist Small
L. N. Club
Corliss Street
Lower High Street
Katherine Trott
Lillian Clark
Charlena Cornish
Marjorie Lemont
Marion Palmer
Julia Paisley
Edwina Thornton
Edith Wallace
Sterling Brotherhood
Robert C. Mitchell
John L. Russell
Lee Scott
Frank Curtis
Millard Watson
Frank Emerson
Richard Seavey
Bath Visit and Newborn in Portland noted social items
Mrs Frank Hawthorne of Montclair is two weeks in Bath with Henry A Magoun and Miss Priscilla Magoun. Hayden Hawthorne, her son, joins in Bath for the weekend. Mrs M Griscom Cox of Bellevue Del left after a few Bath days at Hotel Phoenix. Mrs Reginald Lombard and Mrs Albert Johnson of Portland visited Mrs Lombard’s parents Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake to attend a Cosmopolitan club show. Mrs Chester A Plant left for Boston to attend grand opera. A son weighing seven and one half pounds was born Friday in Maine General Hospital Portland to Mr and Mrs Everett Burt 166 Allan Ave Woodfords. Mrs Burt formerly Miss Harriet Rice of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawthorne
Montclair
N. J
Bath
Henry A. Magoun
Priscilla Magoun
Greenstreet
Hawthorne
Ella Turner
Hayden Hawthorne
M. Griscom Cox
Bellevue, del
Hotel Phoenix
Reginald Lombard
Albert Johnson
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Everett Burt
Allan Avenue
Woodfords
Burt
Harriet Rice
Melville Rice
Dummer Street
Bath Visit By Augusta Power Co Executive
George S. Williams of Augusta vice president and general manager of the Central Maine Power Co. paid a business visit to Bath on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Williams
Augusta
The
Central Maine Power Co
Bath
Naval officer returns to Charlestown yard after weekend visit
Lieut. John A. Lord U S N returned to Charlestown Navy yard Sunday following a weekend with his wife Mrs Lord and their family of 50 Pearl street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lord
Charlestown Navy Yard
Roslindale Nurse Visits North Bath Family Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Frearington and daughter Miss Katherine Harrington R N of Roslindale Mass with Miss Harringtons fiancé Walter Jansen of Jamaica Plain Mass return after a weekend with Mrs Oscar Wright and family in North Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Andrs. Frearington
Katherine Harrington
R.N
Roslindale
Mass
Bath Community News Roundup for Early February
Plans for The Bazaar of the Months charity show proceed under the P T A with nursing and medical judges to be appointed later and prizes offered. Various local items follow including Scout activities, ship movements on the Bath river, minor traffic incidents, health officer appointment, club meetings, social events, and school association plans for a masquerade and dancing party at Dike School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike School
William Fogwill
Valley Road
Association
Fogwill
Ralph P. Dunbar
George Moses
Avery
Clarence Atwood
Corsair Yacht Under Construction Near Bath for J P Morgan
In Bath the Corsair yacht, built for J P Morgan of East Island, draws strong interest from residents of Glen Cove. The vessel is expected to launch next month and may join Morgan’s fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cidents den
Portland cloak room looters rewarded with fifty cents
A Sunday morning incident in a cloak room used by waitresses in Portland ended with the thieves receiving only 50 cents. The remark warns against leaving money in cloak rooms, noting the small reward reflects the foolishness of such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reginald Stacy
Cobb Road
Lester Reynolds
George Reynolds
Milan Street
Reynolds
Mary Cunningham
Virginia Golder
Carolyn Footer
Evelyn Trott
Barbara Fisher
Patricia Whitehouse
Edward Rollins
Marin Genthner
Duncan Bragg
Robert Hatch
Wallace Seaman
Clarence Ayer
Adria Ferguson
Young Ladies Club
Emily Morgan
Fouter
Ruth Johnson
Helen Larrabee
Thomas J. Cummings
Flora Fraser
John Grindell
Josephine Fraser
Carmen Atkinson
William Daley
Harry Cook
Margaret Fraser
Colonial
Seth S. Mullin
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Caldwell Phillips
Charles R. Farnham
Orren C. Hormel
Brunswick P.T.A
C. E. Kendall
Mullin
Ralph Spinney
Charles Grover
Eddie Lowell
John Wishart
First Baptist Chad
Arthur
J. Dunton
William Dennison
Roland Raynes
L. L. Hooker
Stearns Scott
Ruby Fullerton
Arline Youland
Irma Groves
A. I. Stuart
Herbert E. Worrey
Josephine Hamblen
W. Dayton Hill and
Dunlap A. Hatch
Mrs
John B.,crosby
Alliston, Mass
Fred C. Cox
Walter Pendleton
Liverpool
Cape Town
South Africa
Kenilworth Castle
Annie Cox
United States
Kerwin Butcher
Park Street
Samuel Butcher
Lisbon Falls
Wilbur Crooker
Crooksr
Virginia Oliver
Abigail Hincksey-of-High-street
M. O. Soule
Franklin
Ladies Aid of the
First Universalist Church
Malcolm Doble
Henry Hodgdon
Charles A. Harriman
Fred Hill
Patricia Smith
Morse High School
Harry Williams
Monday Bridge Clu
Robert Manson
Leird Oliver
Danfeil McDonald
Abram Oliver
Omar Perry
Emily Williams
Harry Oliver
Frank Perry
Wellington A. Moore
Bath Box Co
Wiscasset
Edgecomb
Charles Myron Tubbs
Girls Fendly Society of Grace Church
Frederick H. Kimball
Pauline Gaudett
Weymouth
N. S
F. H. Kimball
Harry Deering
Sylvia Lee
Westerly
R. I
Raymond H. Trott
Providence
Joseph M. Trott
William Mann
Upper
East Orange
Orange
William Weed
Reuben
Percy Mann
Frances Mann
James E. Frewen
Frank A. French
Charles Taylor
John F. Briry
Malden
Edward E. Briry
Mary E. Briry
Grove Street
Everett King
West Point
Fred King
Weeman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley Church
Beacon Street Society
John Kimball
Kimball
Charles McKittrick
Wamsutta Mills
New Bedford
Tiger Earl
Winter Street
Jason A. Merrill
Maxwell Powers
Ruth Skillings
Albert Austin
John Centi
Fred Higgins
Clinton D. Wilson
Nathan Watson
Frank Harvey
England
Samuel M. Jordan
Kittery
Lucy Bennett
Buckfield
Edwin B. Parris
Parris
H. B. Phillips
Caldwell B. Phillips
Andrews Road
Chester A. Plant
CIFY
Boy Scouts
American Legion Hall
Pomeroy
Lehigh Valley
Perth Amboy
Parker Flats
B Line Transportation Co
M. W. Sewall & Co
Sewall
Seguin
John W. Cummings
Cummings’ Feldspar Co
Rollin K. Morgan
Cummings Motor Mart
Walter L. Whitney
Sewall Moore
Bath Iron Works Corp
Charles Davenport
George P. Davenport
West Indies
William J. Rouse
Bachelor Hall
Davenport
Rouse
George & John Patten
Times
Fred D. Hill
State Military and Naval Children’s Home
Gardiner
John Shaw
House of Correction
John J. Keegan
Maine Central Railroad
H. B. Duce
State Department of Health
Duce
Gilmore
Cosmopolitan Club
Marion Jaques
Roscoe P. McFadden
Renal
Glen Sere
Old Corsair
Brooklyn
Ince Mar
Government
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Norfolk
Oceanographics
Berwindvale
Kennebec
Elizabeth A. Baggett
Pearl Street
Ames B. Haggett
American Red Cross
Seths. Mullin
Charles C. Low
Ada Crockett
Lincoln Lodge
George L. Sawyer
Thomas L. Grindell
Maine
Sun-Up
Parke Grindell
Parker
Jerry of
Jericho
Morse Hich
West Bath Grange
J. Edward Drake
E. Mason Wright
Alice Johnson
Alonzo G. Fisher
Bath Fire Department
Elmer W. Rogers
Marion Wakefield
Hiram Stevens
E. T. Whitehouse
Charles
John Burgess
Relief Fund
W. B Porter
J.P. Morgan Yacht Corsair
Porter
Owen
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