Norton leads Conservatory pantomime Willow Pattern Plate
Hibbert L Norton, newly honored senior class president at the New England Conservatory of Music, starred in a December pantomime Willow Pattern Plate, drawing praise from audiences that included over 80 high schools. Plans loom to present it again in June at Ocean House Swampscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Arthur C. Norton
High Street
Conservatory
Robinson Memorial Methodist Church
Malden
Local notices on teaching hires and social visits in Gorham and Portland
Miss Barbara Fisher has accepted a rural teaching post in Clinton after graduating Gorham Normal School in June and is living with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pratt in Clinton. Mrs. J Herbert Mosley visits Portland for the weekend with Mrs. Robert D Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. W Starling Burgess of Wiscasset stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. William S Newell in Washington street after a month in Washington, D C. Miss Margaret M S Mackinnon joins the Modern School of Music staff to teach piano and piano accordion. she is a NYU 1934 graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J Mackinnon of 276 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fisher
Gorham Normal School
Waterville
Clinton
Ernest Pratt
J. Herbert Mosley
3 Weeks Street
Portland
Robert D. Fulton
W. Starling Burgess
Wiscasset
William S. Newell
Washington Street
Mrs. Burgess
Washington, D. C
Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
Modern School of Music
John Sagadahock Block
Mackinnon
Norman J. Mackinnon
New York University
Sleighing Party Hosts Gather in Bath and Portland
Miss Phyllis Chaney dies in Portland with Miss Virginia Golder a student nurse at Maine General hospital. Eight members of the Cosmopolitan club junior department enjoyed a sleighing party Saturday evening traveling from Bath to Country club and Hal Letts before returning to Bath. A department business meeting with parliamentary drill is set for Feb 19 to plan future outings. Mrs Olive Walker of Rockland visits Somerset Place at George Wallace’s home while Mrs Wallace remains hospitalized at Bath Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Chaney
Portland
Virginia Golder
Maine General Hospital
Cosmopolitan Club
Country Club
Bath
Colonial
Hallet's
Olive Walker
Rockland
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Mrs. Wallace
Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs Norman Howard Hosts Contract Club on Washington
Mrs Norman Howard entertained members of her contract club at her Washington street home Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Carlton Rice on Turner court. Attending were Mrs Harry Ring, Mrs Harry Huse, Mrs Harold Stanton, Mrs Ernest Fulton, Mrs Carlton Rice, Miss Winnie Durgin, and Miss Jane Goodman. Miss Sallie Moses left Monday for Bangor after a ten day visit with her aunt Miss Lydia C Moses of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireside Club
Winter Street Chapel
Constance Morin
Blair C. Wilson
Roberta Erwin
Beatrice M. Jenkins
National Honor Society
Middle Street
David S. Cogan
Helen L. Hayes
Mary De2han
Margaret M
Norman Howard
Washington Street
Carlton Rice
Turner Court
Harry Ring
Harry Huse
Harold Stanton
Ernest Fulton
Winnie Durgin
Jane Goodman
Sallie Moses
Bangor
Lydia C. Moses
Esta M. Gediman
Pratt Street
Thelma Goldstein
Mrs Woodside to Return Home After Winter Visit
Mrs. Benjamin H. Woodside of Georgetown Center will return home Saturday after visiting her aunt Mrs. Bertha Scott of Andrews road. Her mother Mrs. Nancy Russell and sister Miss Bertha Russell of Portland are spending the winter in Bath at 866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Mildram
Brookline
Mass
Mildram
Pred B. Reed
High Street
Lady Sumners
Canadian National Steamship Co
Muda
Kingston
Jamaica
Bath
Benjamin H. Woodside
Georgetown Center
Bertha Scott
Andrews Road
Woodside
Nancy Russell
Bertha Russell
Portland
Washington Street
Margaret Fraser resumes duties at Sen ters Inc after vacation
Miss Margaret M. Fraser of 41 Milan Street returned to work Monday at Sen ters Inc following a one week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Fraser
Milan Street
Senter’s, Inc
Local staff return as regular operators resume duties
Mrs. Kerwin Butcher completes substitute work at the New England Tel and Tel local office as regular operators come back from illness. Mrs. J R Andrews and Mrs. Fred R E Dean left Friday in Dean’s car for a southern trip. Miss Jennie Larrabee, a Portland secretary, returns after a weekend with her parents at Trufant's Crossing. Miss Jane Hyde of Elmhurst visited Annapolis with Navy hops Evelyn Hosmer, who works at Central Maine Power in Brunswick, weekend with sister Mrs. Philip Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin Butcher
New England Tel. & Tel. Exchange
J. R. Andrews
Fred R. E. Dean
Jennie Larrabee
Portland
Walter Larrabee
Trufant's Crossing
Jane Hyde
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Evelyn Hosmer
Central Maine Power Co
Brunswick
Philip Roberts
Grove Street
Local Recital Promotes New Songs by J. Harry Mole
J Harry Mole of Hotel Eastland links Bath residency to two new songs Little Boy Blue and Make Believe Land to be sung Thursday by Evelyn Badger Carroll at the Portland Rossini club recital in Fryehall. McLellan's I Love and I Love But Her also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Mole
Eastland Larch
Bath
McLellan
Evelyn Badger Carroll
Portland Rossini Club
Fryehall
North End Community Club Hosts Social and Pitch Game
The North End Community club entertained with an indoor social Friday evening. A large pitch game ran in one room and a committee led by Roger Pierce and others organized the event. Refreshments were provided by Martin Powers and Raymond Clark. Next Friday the club will host the Winnegance Community club for a regular pitch tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Roger Pierce
Raymond Hut
Raymond Smith
Fred Kittridge
Charles Haggett
Martin Powers
Raymond Clark
Winnegance
North Enders
Luncheon Honors Mrs Sewall and Prize at Stone House
Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a Thursday luncheon at the Stone House for Mrs William D Sewall with two tables of contract in the afternoon and Miss Carolyn M Moses winning the prize. Mrs Oscar Thornton is recovering from injuries after their car overturned on a trip from Massachusetts. She returned to Dr Rings hospital in Arlington Heights Mass with nurse Mrs Martha Bowen. She had been treated for arthritis and neuritis and has since a slight recurrence. Mr Thornton is also recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers I. Moulton
Hamilton
N. H
Harold Atwood
John G. Rogers
Beacon Street Church
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
William D. Sewall
Carolyn M. Moses
Oscar Thornton
Mr. Thornton
Thornton
Massachusetts
Seniors decline caps gowns at Morse High graduation
Richardson resident Mrs. Eugene Sprague returned from a week in Damariscotta to attend Morse high senior class Friday. The class voted not to wear caps and gowns. white dresses will be worn by girls and boys will decide between dark suits white linen or blue coats with white trousers. The class will set color choices at the next meeting. Rodney E. Ross Jr. spent the weekend at home from Deerfield academy. Mrs. Archibald M. Main of Middle Street leaves for Kansas City with family guests. they plan a month with relatives and travel by rail through Chicago. Mrs. Alice Bradstreet of Beverly Mass. visits her sister Mrs. J. Horace McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Kansas City, Mo
Harry W. Halterman
Main
H. Warren Halterman, Jr
Halterman
Harry
Port Willams
Chicago
Kansas City
Alice Bradstreet
Beverly, Mass
J. Horace McClure
Garden Street
Miss Olive Barron Progress After Hip Injury
Miss Olive Barron of Marshall avenue continues to improve after a fall seven weeks ago that caused a broken hip. She now sits up in a wheelchair part of each day and gratefully thanks those who inquired or sent friendship notes, including a bouquet from Dr. and Mrs. Francis W. O'Brien of Brooklyn. Miss Ruth Lemoine of Troop 4, Girl Scouts, spoke on Early Days of Girl Scouting at Scouts Own in Masonic Temple, while Miss Elizabeth Williams of Troop 3 spoke on Juliette Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Barron
Marshall Avenue
Barron
Francis W. O'Brien
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ruth Lemoine
Girl Scouts
Scouts’ Own
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Williams
Juliette Low
Ladies Sewing Circle at First Baptist Church Meeting
Thirty nine calls were reported at the Ladies Sewing circle gathering held Friday at Mrs. Simon Moore’s Bath street home with 12 members present. They did sewing, handled routine business, and set next Friday’s meeting with Mrs. Russell Dalrymple. Miss Martha Cahill, visiting from Connecticut College, stayed with her parents during midyear exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Simon Moore
Bath Street
Russell Dalrymple
Middle Street
Martha Cahill
Connecticut College
New London, Conn
Charles H. Cahill
Morin and Tyne Return to MIT for Postgraduate Studies
Edward Morin and his guest Stephen Tyne of Boston resumed their post graduate studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Sunday after spending several days with Morin's father, Dr. Harry F. Morin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Edward Morin
Stephen Tyne
Boston
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Local guests and music notes from Boston to Somerville
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball of High street is spending the winter at the Eastland Hotel in Portland and was an overnight guest of Mrs. William D. Sewall of Linwood Russell last Wednesday. Russell street resident John L. Russell's son plays in a first orchestra at the Village Cafe in Boston and is staying with Lincoln Parks, formerly of this city, in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Rupert. H. Baxter
William 8. Newell
Frank B. Nichols
Arthur Sewall
J. Edward Drake
Carroll Watson
Roger D. Skillings
John Wilson
Portland
Bath
Hotel
Phoenix
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Eastland Hotel
Washington Street
Linwood Russell
John L. Russell
Russell Street
4@n orchestra
Village Cafe
Boston
Lincoln Parks
Somerville
Georgetown Baptist Minister Attends Gordon College Retreat
Rev. Walter Schoepfer and Mrs. Schoepfer with Miss Irma D. Groves visit Gordon College of Theology in Boston for an alumni retreat and to visit relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schoepfer
Georgetown Baptist Church
Schoepfer
Irma D. Groves
Gordon College of Theology
Gordon College
Boston
New York Fashion Letter Bares Camdon Social Notes
Katherine MacKaye writes of the Mackayes camp at MacMahan and local socials. Lillian C Miller hosts her contract club on Center Street while Beacon Street church plans a Feb 25 social titled Father Time Express with refreshments. Attendees include Pinkham Morse Tedford Staples Pinson Norton Simpson Miller and St Martin. Blair Wilson and son David return from Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camden Herald
Katherine MacKaye
Beacon Street
Marion Bowie
Drummond Street
Father Time Express
Fred D. Pinkham
Samuel A. Morse
Clifton W. Tedford
Hiram Staples
Carl
Blair C. Wilson
David
Middle Street
Memorial Hospital
Merrill Barnes Set to Join Exarch at New York
Merrill Barnes, lately staying with his aunt Mrs Frank P Mellon at 280 Center Street, will depart today to report aboard the Exarch as quartermaster. The Exarch, an American Export Line ship, sails to Greece Romania Turkey Bulgaria Spain Italy Malta Crete Egypt and parts of North Africa including Souse Port Said Casablanca and French Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Barnes
Frank P. Mellon
Center Street
The
Exarch
New York
Greece
Rumania
Turkey
Bulgaria
Spain
Italy
Malta
Crete
Alexandria
Egypt
North Africa
Souse
Port Said
Casa Blanca
French
Morocco
Mrs Dennison Hosts Contract Club at Middle Street Home
Mrs William W Dennison entertained her contract club at her Middle street home on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Dennison
Middle Street
Central church league to host public card party
Plans for a public card party to be held next Monday night February 17 were formed at the regular Central church league meeting in the parish house. Hostesses named were Mrs. James T. Bonney Mrs. Horace P. Morse and Mrs. Archibald Miller. The organizing committee includes Mrs. Gardiner R. Deering Mrs. Edward A. Cummings Mrs. James Dunton Mrs. Merritt A. Mitchell Mrs. Albert S. Noyes and Mrs. Lesle J. Wold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church League
James T. Bonney
Horace P. Morse
Archibald Miller
Gardiner R. Deering
Edward A. Cummings
James Dunton
Merritt A. Mitchell
Albert S. Noyes
Lesle J. Wold
Mrs Blaisdell Undergoes Major Operation at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Charles Blaisdell of Bedford Street is a patient at Memorial hospital where she recently underwent a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Memorial Hospital
Keeper Nye Suffered Injury From Fall At Doubling Point
Keeper Harry L Nye of Doubling Point Range Lights fell on steep stairs near Fid dlers Reach fog bell while returning from Doubling Point station last Sunday. He sustained a sore back and a broken rib and went to Bath for medical aid. Mr and Mrs Carl C Anderson host a supper before the Carnival Ball Friday night. Maine Society for Crippled Children attendees included Mrs Roscoe P McFadden a director, Mrs Leroy F Colby, Mrs Noel C Little of Brunswick, and Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor. Mrs William P Hatch hosted the Monday Evening club at Washington street. next meeting is Monday evening at Mrs Nathan E Coffin’s 20 Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Nye
Doubling Point Range Lights
Nye
Doubling Point Station
Bath
Roscoe P. McFadden
Leroy F. Colby
Augusta
Maine Society For Crippled Children
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Cumberland County
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Perham Return to West Paris Home
Mr and Mrs Melford N Perham returned Tuesday to their home in West Paris Mrs Perham had spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Cornish of 54 Weeks street Mr Perham stayed with them Monday night Mrs Lena Phinny of 82 Pine street has been confined to her room sick since February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Johnson
Schoolstreet
Melford N. Perham
West
Paris
Lena Phinny
Pine Street
Bath area notes on FHA talk and local events
The City Club reports Roger McGrath explains FHA options for remodelling, buying, or building. Bath residents seek details from Howard R. Dodge at Bath National Bank building. A local caucus warning prompts possible investigation for violators. Rev Maney attends funeral of Rev Murnane. mariners cautioned by Lighthouse Service over ice hazards. Albert E. Gilman dies in California. Bath hosts a Feb 20 dance and notes a snow removal effort on the Kennebec bridge. a Bath Iron Works worker loses a thumb tip while using a circular saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Men's Club
Roger 8. McGrath
Portland
Maine
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Bath
Howard R. Dodge
Bath National Bank
Fred Proctor
High Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Memorial Hospital
Personal notes from Newell trip and local social events
Bath Iron Works president William S Newell left for Washington for a business trip. Miss Marcia Moulton hosts a supper before the Carnival ball. Mildred Wallace party honors her birthday hosted by relatives. Beacon Street Jesters discuss a Beulah King three act play for April and perform two sketches. Y M C A card party raises funds for dishes purchases with 18 tables and prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moulton
Middle Street
Mildred Wallace
George Wallace
Washington Street
Miss Wallace
Phyllis Delaney
Marguerite Brown
Frances Lemont
June Varney
Katherine Campbell
Eileen Piper
Jeanette Varney
Beacon Street
Elizabeth D. McGrath
Beulah King
Muriel H. Howe
Elsie M. Crocker
Harold Miller
H. Martin Powers
Marion D Bowie
Donald Jewett
Hiram Staples
Robert Simpson
Harley A. Shattuck
Marion Dain
Irving C. Varney
Auxiliar
David Y. Alkazin
Ernest Freeman
Reginald Stacy
Carroll A. Deering
Pas
Sina
Wiles
Community Notices and Travel Update Items
Miss Marjorie Fisher travels to Vassalboro to visit relatives after her grandmother's death. Ex-Governor Percival Baxter and sister sail from New York for a Guatemala trip. Mrs. Wallace Plant and Miss Ann Gearing are on vacation from Senter's. Mr. and Mrs. Sewall plan a Florida visit with relatives. Alden G. Smith attends American Bankers mid year meetings. Herbert L. Douglas returns from a Bermuda trip aboard Monarch of Bermuda. Mrs. Charles M. Miller's funeral prompts Anton Dobins' return to Ridgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ann Gearing
Senter’s
Wallace Plant
Percival P. Baxter
Fenton Tomlinson
New York
Guatemala
Bath council seeks legal and bipartisan path to keep factory
The Bath City Council debates legality of public funds aiding private industry. Officials cite Brewer Brick Co. v. Brewer and Opinion of the Justices to oppose taxation for private gains. A committee plan to meet with Bath Board of Trade and Congress Shirt Co. aims to keep the factory and payroll in Bath, following a 1937 petition for an expansion to raise payroll from 55000 to 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conarens
Absolu City
Supreme Judicial Court
Brewer Brick Co
Brewer
Maine
Bath
Committee of Manufactures and Manufacturing
Bath Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Congress Shirt Co
Powers
Timothy C. Maney
St. Mary’s
City council actions and ongoing property tax issues
A council session addressed Sarah J. Palmer’s request to reverse a deed error on Goddard ice pond land to ease selling remaining property, with a referral to taxes. Ross Borden sought drainage assurances and valued surveyed land at 129.72. Other items covered street lighting, Dike P.T.A. use of space, and accounts totaling 4370.70. Prominent officials and absentees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Palmer
Goddard
Marshall Street
Committee On
Ross Borden
Marshall Avenue
Rose Street
Committee
Lord
C. F. Harrington
North Street
Dwight W. Pierce
Dike P. T. A
North End
Dummer Street
Sewall
Bragg and Powers
Pres
Conti
Connard, Lyden and
Haskell
R. E. Dean
Annie L. Palmer
Bath
Warren E. Kershner
Henry T. B. Leeman
Alderman Miller
Morse
Robson
Rodick
Central Church Parish Social Brings Ice Cream and Dance
The Central Church parish hosted a social in the downstairs hall with ice cream and cake. The refreshments committee included Mrs. Charles T. Jackson and others. the Men's club provided an orchestra for dancing with Leeman, Grindell, Colleran, and Woodbury Bailey contributing as musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Jackson
George Tobey
Lewis Sanborn
Richard Quick
Aid
Horace P. Mace
Dora L. Howard
Adolph H. Ehlers
League
Mr. Leeman
John H. Grindell
Colleran
Woodbury Bailey
Wauna Woman Involved In Pacific Coast Salt Water Incident
Mrs F O Young of Wauna Washington formerly of Augusta was aided by her pet mouse during a salt water fist episode that drew wide Pacific Coast interest. The unusual scene sparked curiosity as observers described the event aboard a vessel off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Young
Wauna
Washington
Augusta
Pacific
Mabharra
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Harry L. Horne
Oliver Street
Wild Rose
Grace Church
Margery Lemont
Marion Palmer
Donald F. Preble
Lucy Knox
Joseph O. Purdue
Port Arthur
Texas
Hans Sievers
Joseph H. Breault
Dike Road
Warren R. Munsey, Jr
James P. Callan
David P. Mullin
Elwood S. Woothaker
Dorothy M. Conley
Helen C. Conley
Breaulter
Mary Duff
Poland
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
New London
Loyall Sewall
Nassau
B. W. IL
Hank Akers, Jr
Miami Biltmore
Dracula
Janet S. Donnell
Wellesley College
Charles R. Donnell
W. Linwood Haynes
Harry L. Haynes
Water Street
Colby College
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
South End
Chester Robes
Vivian Brown
Junior League
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Carrie Shaw
Laure E. Richards
Gardiner
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Robinson
Mrs. Richards
Louis J. Brann
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Laura L. Macomber
J. M. L. Bates
Charles J. Bragdon
Charles A. Knight
Samuel D. Soule
Henry Richards
John Richards
Herbert M. Lawton
Mr. Lawton
Mabel Heald
Mrs. Eisner
Westport
Ramona Council
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
A. J. Gallant
Lucelia Blake
Hattie Smith
Alice Smith
Eleanor MacDonald
Marjorie Carter
South Portland
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
Thespians
Front Street
Sagadahoz Club
Priscilla Colby
Lillian C. Miller
Kempy
Post Road
Harry Bowie
Grace Lawrence
Woolwich
Beltran Crocker
Sagadahoc Ferry
Hon
John W. Gilmore
George Francis MacDonald
This City
Walter E
Edna O. (Sears) MacDonald
Kittery
Rose Mary Arsenault
Maple Street
Paul
Mary Anne
Arsenault) Arsenault
Charles E. Cushing
Frederick Vanderbilt
William Allen
Helen Twitchell
Haddonfield
N. J
Moosehead Lake
Quebec
Dorothy Robbins
William L. Robbins
Caribou
N. W. i Ayer and Son
State of Maine
Ross
Bull Moose
New England
Mechanics Building
Joseph Preney
Linwood
L. J. Preney
Edward Street
Alice Hogan
Miss Hogan
Mary Gallant
Margaret Tourtillotte
Cynthia Chaney
Louise Gaudet
Dorothy Arsenault
Marguerite
Dorothy Mulcahy
Jacqueline Bisson
Rita Jenkins
Alice Geno
John Tourtillotte
Carl Cooper
Edward and Earl Brown
John Mulcahy
Arthur Brown
Maurice Puffer
Alfred Gallant
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
Lincoln Street
N. Gratz Jackson
Shaw Street
Ryan Lawrence
Lee Lawrence
Berwind
W. Va
Pearl Alice Staples
George Staples
Meadowway
Ronald Bridges
Sanford
Eugene Sprague
Richardson Street
Damariscotta
Raymond Brown
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Deerfield Academy
Carl C. Anderson
William P. Hatch
Monday Evening Club
Nathan E. Coffin
Park Street
Fred W. Quimby
St. Mary's Church
Lewiston
Edmund Murnane
Ss. Joseph's Church
Father Maney
Father Murnane
Baths
Winn
Lisbon Falls
Lighthouse Service
Department of Commerce
Alhambra
Calif
Albert E. Gilman
Gilman
Philip Blaisdell
Hotel Phoenix
Grindell
Albert Bonney
Edward
John Hunt
Merrymeeting Bay
Berwindglen
Kennebec
Kennebec Bridge
Marjorie Fisher
Court Street
Vassalboro
Elliot Williams
Clara Williams
Alonzo G. Fisher
Woods Hole
Joseph T. Sewall
Louis A. Dunton
Boothbay Harbor
Tampa
Fla
Frances MacGruder
Dunton
Timothy Maney
Edmund J. Murnane
D.D
St. Joseph's Church
Alden G. Smith
Bath Trust Co
Trust Company
American Bankers Association
Herbert L. Douglas
York Street
Bermuda
Mr. Douglas
Furness Line
Elbow Beach
Francis McPherson
Indies
Anton Dobins
Ridgefield
Charles M. Miller
Harold P. Smal
Central Church
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