Society and Club Dinners Highlight Bath area social scene
Ex mayor and Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a Friday dinner before a Girl Scout dance with Bath Council members and many notable guests including Gov Sumner Sewall and Mrs Sewall. The page notes numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, club gatherings and Valentine events across Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Stomehouse
Bath Council
Sumner Sewall
William D. Sewall
Alfred E. Carpenter
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Archibald M. Main
Milton CC. Trott
Bowen Torrey
Local Notices and Life Events From Portland Area
Emergency appendectomy at Memorial hospital for Frank FEF Harvie of 288 Center street. Mr and Mrs Edward Clancy of 69 Russell street celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary with Portland friends they wed Feb 15 1919 by Rev Samuel A Evans at the bride’s parents home in South street. Janet Suzanne born Feb 10 to Mr and Mrs Fred P Ring of 12 Goddard street. Sewall E Prescott of Liberty and West Bath to Montgomery Alabama to join aviation corps. he and Hill of South Paris volunteer. Prescott employed as shipfitter at Bath Iron Works Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fef. Harvie
Center Street
Memorial Hospital
Edward Clancy
Russell Street
Portland
Samuel A. Evans
People’s Baptist Church
Alfred and
Emma M. King
South Street
Clancy
George and
Grace Clancy
Fred P. Ring
Goddard Street
Janet Suzanne
Sewall E. Prescott
Rex S. Prescott
Liberty
West Bath
Montgomery
Ala
U. S. Aviation Corps
Prescott
Frank Simpson
New Meadows Lake
Hill
South Paris
Montgomery Air Corps
Bath Iron Works Corp
William MacFarland
Winifred
Leominster
Mass
Newcomb
Washington Street
McFarland
Bath Iron Works. Corp
MacFarland
Verlie Bartlett
Boothbay Harbor
George Carey
Malden
Busy Bee Brownies Hold Valentine Party
Under the direction of Mrs. Leon ard F. Wetherbee and Mrs. Roger M. Luke Busy Bee Pack of Brownies held a valentine party at a recent meeting. Games were played and prizes went to Mary Hatch Gloria Young and Marilyn McElman. Mary Hatch and Gloria Young acted as postmen distributing valentines from a valentine box. Dances and songs were rendered by Jane Ellen Mocklar Mary Lewis and Judith Hibbs. Others present were Barbaria Hatch Eunice Pert Helen Cook Roberta Barter Muriel Ayer Anastasia Mihalos Lorraine Hamlin and Catherine Bunker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Roger M. Luke
Busy Bee
Mary Hatch
Gloria Young
Marilyn McElman
Jane Ellen Mocklar
Mary Lewis
Judith Hibbs
Barbaria Hatch
Eunice Pert
Helen Cook
Roberta Barter
Muriel Ayer
Anastasia Mihalos
Lorraine Hamlin
Catherine Bunker
Bath area notes on social visits and moves
Mrs. Fred Beaney and guests marked a 33th wedding anniversary at Mr. and Mrs. Hinds. Edna Mae Erskine moved to Wiscasset with her parents after residence on Brunswick road. Harvey Greenlaw’s family and others hosted and attended birthday and luncheon gatherings. William MacFarland and family settled in Bath while Joseph Saint hosted at Meadow Way. Francis Corrigan and family relocated from Wilton to Bath with a Prudential post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beaney
Philip
Catherine L. Greenlaw
Harvey H. Greenlaw
Frank W. Hinds
Washington Street
Marshall Erskine
Edna Mae
Wing Farm
Brunswick Road
Wiscasset
Mr. Erskine
William Gorham
Marshall
Bath Iron Works
Francis B. Corrigan
Wilton
Bath
Western Avenue
Corrigan
The
Prudential Insurance Co
Mrs Arthur Sewall Hosts Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs Arthur Sewall entertained her contract club Monday with luncheon and light social conversation, followed by bridge. Members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at her home with refreshments and friendly play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
Lucy Haggett Celebrates Seventh Birthday With Valentine Party
Lucy Ann Haggett hosted a valentines themed birthday party at six o clock on Friday night for friends on lower High street. The seventh birthday girl sliced a birthday valentine cake as games engaged attendees, with Cupid wing prizes awarded to Billy Brown and Bobby Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Ann Haggett
Harold Haggett
Lower High Street
Billy Brown
Bobby Small
Nancy Brown
Jean Lermond
Marion Holbrook
Dorothy Marks
Mary E., Donnell
Carol Oliver
Beverly White
Nancy Stover
Marjorie Rogers
Jean Drake
Barbara Morse
Jane Ledward
Janet Atwood
Jackie Oliver
Edward Hunt
Jackie Waterovse
Billy Morse
Charles Bickford
Millicent Merry
Dana Small
Billy Haggett
Valley-area society notes and births report
Mrs Frederick Wright and son Frederick Jr return from Newton Highlands after visiting Mr and Mrs John F Cook. Lorna Dingley mentioned. Fisher court hosted a valentine party with Rita Mul Cah Mary Sarkis Katherine Burgess Louise Babine Muriel Poulriot Pat Nugent Raymond Bobuget Alphonse Turcotte Paul Lemont Edward Footer Lawrence Hart Donald Roderick Billy Dunton. Birth notices: William Edward Dickinson, Leigh Payson Campbell, James Walter Coffin, Janet Suzanne Ring Jr in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wright
Frederick, Jr
Newton Highlands
Mass
Lorna Dingley
Frank C. Dingley
Fisher Court
Valentine
Rita Mulcah
Mary Sarkis
Katherine Burgess
Louise Babine
Muriel Pouliot
Pat Nugent
Raymond Bobuget
Alphonse Turcotte
Paul Lemont
Edward Footer
Lawrence Hart Donald Roderick
Billy Dunton
John W. Gilmore
William Edward
Merrill R. Dickinson
Wiscasset
Leigh Payson
Harold A. Campbell
James Walter
Harry O. Coffin
Janet Suzanne
Fred P. Ring, Jr
Goddard Street
Portland Visitors and Local Household Notes Summary
Mrs William R Donnell and Mrs William T Donnell with son William R Donnell Jr and daughter Mary Elizabeth visited Portland on Saturday. Lawrence G Haynes and wife returned to Portsmouth NH after visiting brother Alex Burgess Jr and Mrs Burgess. Various locals recover from illness visit relatives and guests from Augusta Belmont Mass Eliot York Street Washington Street and Weeks Mills joined by families and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Donnell
William T. Donnell
Mary Elizabeth Donnell
High Street
Portland
Lawrence G. Haynes
Portsmouth
N. H
Alex Burgess, Jr
Burgess
Center Street
Hope Deering
Belmont
Mass
Camelia Deering
Eliot
Harry G. Deering
Washington Street
Weekend visits of area residents and military families
Warren D Oliver of Boston returned from a weekend with his grandparents at 39 Union street and drove back to Newton Highlands. Several families and students spent the weekend at homes and campuses, including Nassau College seniors Barbara, Priscilla, Carol Wood, and Miss Priscilla Wood, and Fort McKinley selectee Elwood W Legard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D. Oliver
Herrick, Smith, Donnell and Farley
Federal Street
Boston
Wilbur C. Oliver
Union Street
Newton Highlands
Ernest Wood
Priscilla Wood
Washington Street
Springvale
Barbara Wood
Carol Wood
Nassau College
Portland Area Births and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
A daughter weighing seven pounds and ti ounces was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Paul Farley of 37 Chestnut Street in a Portland hospital. A birthday party for Edward J Burns at 26 Pratt Street drew many relatives including Mrs Burns and several Burns family members. Omar R King recently completed naval architecture studies at the University of Michigan and is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W King of Edgett Street. Brunswick residents Mr and Mrs Charles B Doyle plan a Florida trip, while Miss Evelyn E Nickerson hosted a surprise party for Miss Mabel A Thwing at 33 Lincoln Street. Marriage intentions were filed by Leon D Doyle and Miss Annabelle Lancaster and by Leonard E Randall and Miss Alma S Newhall. Ordway Lewis of Westport was in Bath Monday. Mrs Isadore Singer and daughter Anne Riva of 11 Linden Street will visit Boston, as will Mr and Mrs Edgar D Leavitt and daughter Gloria of 86 Academy Street for the Winter Carnival in Camden. Mrs Roger D Skillings and Mrs Edwin R Andrews, both of Boston, are visiting there briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Farley
Chestnut Street
Portland Hospital
Omar R. King
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor Midh
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Morse High School
Bates College
John W. Gilmore
Leon D. Doyle
Front Street
James H
Agatha D. Doyle
Annabelle Lancaster
Brunswick
Bessie W. Lancaster
That Town
William C. Lancaster
Leonard E. Randall
New York City
William S. Randall
Boston
Alma S. Newhall
Mary Newhall
Frank W. Newhall
Auxiliary members attend council meeting at Camp Capt. Corley
Ernest Edward Ka teon Auxiliary U S W V members attended a Sunday council meeting at Camp Capt E M Corley in Portland. Mrs Edward Clancy president Mrs Harry A Barker senior vice president Mrs J Edward Burns historian and past president and Mrs Harold Swain secretary participated. A Maine Day program marked the 48th anniversary of the sinking of the battleship. Graves were decorated on the Western Promenade with a large wreath. A banquet followed. Mrs Clancy attended Maine Day events in Togus Saturday evening with Lieut. William Tiffany Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edgar Kateon
U.S.W.V
E. M. Corley
Portland
Edward Clancy
Harry A. Barker
J. Edward Burns
Harold Swain
Maine
Clancy
William Tiffany
Togus
Democrats Select Ward Candidates At Wednesday Caucus
The Democratic caucus produced ward slates for seven wards. Ward officers include wardens, clerks, and constables, with named candidates for each position across wards one through seven. The Democratic city committee can fill vacancies as a committee of the whole.
New City Democratic Committee Named At Caucus
A new Democratic city committee was elected at a Wednesday caucus in City Hall auditorium. Ward 1 selections include James W. Temple Carl J. Severin A George Moses Mrs Sadie Garceion. Ward 2 lists Ralph C. Covel Harry W Thebeau Stanley M. Brown Edith M. Renaud George Nugent Ernest R. Avery. Ward 3 names Alexander Burgess Jr Clarence L. Jean Eugene G. Hart Leslie J. Wald. Ward 4 members Charles E. Parks Jr Alfred Pomerleau Edward F. Miller Harry Warner. Ward 5 choices Charles S. Onora Albert E. Desmond George J. McElman Mrs Charles E. Fitzgerald. Ward 6 picks Edward A. Footer Joseph Marchetti John E. Mullaney James T. Gardenier. Ward 7 includes William H. Daley Joseph A. Robinson Rex Stover Mrs Clara Corliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
James W. Temple
Carl J. Severin
Charles E. Parks, Jr
Alfred Pomerleau
Edward F. Miller
Harry Warner
Charles S. Onora
Albert E. Desmond
George J. McElman
Charles E. Fitzgerald
Edward A. Footer
Joseph Marchetti
John E. Mullaney
James T. Gardenier
William H. Daley
Joseph A. Robinson
Rex Stover
Clara Corliss
Bath Girl Scout dance raises funds for summer camp
Bath Girl Scout Council hosted a financially successful dance at Hotel Sedgwick with patronesses Mrs Sumner Sewall and others. Nearly 200 attended and a good sum plus several substantial checks were received. The council hopes about 200 Bath Girl Scouts will benefit from a proposed day camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
William D. Sewall
Fred R. E. Dean
John McInnes
E. Everett Pierce
Alfred E. Carpenter
Bath Girl Scout Council
Hotel Sedgwick
Robert H. Haskell
Bath
Club Garret Card Party Aids Band Boosters
More than $55 was cleared at a card party Thursday evening by Club Garret at the Hotel Sedg wick for the local Band Boosters club. About 29 tables were in play. Mrs. G. Thomas Murphy won first prize in contract, and Mrs. Willard McLean first in auction. Second prize in contract went to Ralph H. Godfrey, and second in auction to Arthur M. Bowker. Sandwiches, coffee and cake were served. The committee is grateful to the Sedgwick for the use of the dining room and to local merchants who contributed prizes. In charge of the affair were Miss ter J. Anliker, Jr., Mrs. John A. Greene, Jr., Mrs. Nathan W. Wat son, Mrs. Joseph H. Mullaney, Miss Alice M. Mulligan. Supt. and Mrs. John Parker re turned to their home, 106 North street, Sunday night after passing the weekend in Hanover, N. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Garret
Sedgwick
Boosters Club
G. Thomas Murphy
Willard McLean
Ralph H. Godfrey
Arthur M. Bowker
Blood donors list grows daily in Bath drive
The Volunteer Blood Donor Organization of Bath sponsored by Rotary Anns expands to 70 donors, including 42 Bath Firemen's Memorial Association volunteers. Free donors named include Lena Niles, Gwendolyn Brown, Gladys Wolstenholme, John McCole, Byron Clark, and others. Firemen's Memorial Association members listed: Elmer W. Rogers, Fred Perry, A Farley Mayo Jr, Edward Whitehouse, and 28 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Niles
Gwendolyn Brown
Gladys Wolstenholme
John McCole
Byron Clark
Howard Blake
Marvel Crean
Chester Newell
George B. Wolstenholme
Louis Hagan
Minnie Goldstein
Lucien Bisson
Wilfrid Guerin
William W. Oliver
Carl Dearborn
John Conway
Edward McLaughlin
Howard M. Co
Herman Barter
Elwood Toothaker
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Allen Thayer
Melvin Savage
Herbert Anderson
Frank Fortier
Maurice Perry
Richard Young
Herbert Anderson, Jr
Clarence Merrill
Leon Eaton
Francis Fortier
Charles Parks
Kenneth Thayer
Edward Thomas
John Burgess
Emerson Glidden
Alvah Lewis
Lester Lewis
Lawrence E. Sprague
William Dwyer
E. Raymond Fortier
Forrest Mains
Roland Staples
Everett Stilphen
Frank Gallant
George E. Parshley
Pecci
Albert McLelan
Maine Farm Bureau to hear German-born speaker March 25
Herbert G. Sonthoff, who left Germany before the Poland invasion, will keynote the Maine Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting during Farm and Home Week at the University of Maine. He speaks on Germany and Europe and later Lessons in Democracy, recounting experiences with Nazi propaganda and Berlin media. Meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Sonthoff
Germany
Poland
Maine Farm Bureau Federation
University of Maine
Sonthoff
Europe
Berlin
Italy
France
Belgium
Switzerland
United States
Harvard
Mr. Sonthoff
Farm Bureau Federation
Central League Has Successful Party
Mrs. Guy M Sprague won first prize in contract and Mrs. John Hart first in auction at a Central Church League card party in the parish house. About 26 tables were in play with prizes for several players and plans announced for a Feb 24 meeting and a Feb 25 supper hosting Winter Street and Central Men's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Sprague
John Hart
Central Church League
Raymond C. Hart
Walter J. Anliker, Jr
Karcher S. Jackson
Eugene H. Sprague
Arthur W. King
Charles A. Soule
Horace P. Morse
Soule
Marilla Tarr
Eleanor M. Ferguson
League
Central Men's Club
Winter Street Men's Club
Spellman Joins Air Corps From Bath Area
John F Spellman age 19 son of Mr and Mrs John S Spellman left Portland February 12 for Savannah Georgia after acceptance into the Air Corps He is a Lewiston High School graduate class of 1939 and comes from Bath His mother is former Elsie M Oliver of Bath, daughter of Mrs Jennie Oliver and the late Fred Oliver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Spellman
John S. Spellman
Lewistee
Air Corps
Portland
Savannah
Spellman
Lewiston High School
Bath
Elsie M. Oliver
This City
Jennie Oliver
Fred Oliver
Elizabeth Williams sings at Central Church as Bath legislators consider pay raises
At Central Church on Sunday Elizabeth Williams offered a solo The Prayer Perfect with a coloratura voice matching the Gothic nave. In Augusta Gov Sewall discussed with Bath leaders a new school building while Elizabeth Deering's bill seeks to raise Bath municipal court and recorder salaries paid by Sagadahoc County. Public schools close Feb 21 for a week vacation and Bath Outing Club members plan pre season archery at the Y M C A. Edward Brown profits from tropical shell novelty pins. Greek evzones fundraisers net $106, with a tea planned at Mrs Virginia Poulos’s home. George H Jacobs, 40 York Street, suffered a left knee fracture after tripping on Front and Commerce Streets. hospitalized at Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Jacobs
York Street
Front Street
Commerce Street
Memorial Hospital
Jesse Allen Named Naval Inspector in Civil Service
Jesse W. Allen, formerly in the outside machinists' department at Bath Iron Works, has passed a civil service exam for Naval inspector of material and machinery. He is ordered to report February 24 at Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing in Essing, Penn. Allen will preside as exalted ruler of Bath Lodge of Elks at Saturday night’s class of candidates. Allen leaves Bath Sunday morning. Mrs. Allen and children remain. Also, Guy Allenwood, three years with First National Store, has joined Hyde Windlass Co. Nassau college, Springvale, Sunday after visiting his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Jones
Needham
Mass
Lieut. Jones
U.S.N
Bath
W. D. Whittum
Oliver Street
Navy
Key West
Fla
Memorial
Hyde Windlass Co
Bath Lodge of Elks
Essing
Penn
Jesse W. Allen
Bath Iron Works Corp
Naval
Westing- Shoe Electric & Manufacturing
Guy Allenwood
First National
Front Street
Nassau College
Springvale
Almira Jones
Center Street
Mrs Dunton Hosts Junior Monday Club Lunch
Mrs Arthur J Dunton hosted the Junior Monday club for lunch at her home located at 823 Washington street on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Washington Street
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Fred H. Haining, Jr
Rockland
Fred H. Haining
Mr. Haining, Jr
Bath Opera House
John
Dunedin
Mabel Bacon
Fort Walton
Pensacola
George Moses
Corliss Street
William Vance
Medford
Somerville
Eleanor Voorhees
Nassan College
Wilmer J. Voorhees
Bedfordh Street
Betty Rice
Macy's
New York
Carlton Rice
Turnercourt
Curtis Goodwin
Kendra
William Paisley
Weeks Street
Liesel Wayne
North Street
John Frederic and
Lilly Cache
Elmer Nelson
Thomaston
William Daley
Fine Partinen
Middle Street
Clifford B. Wilband
Roslindale
Elizabeth Wilband
Hiram R. Annis
Milan Street
Frank DeWick
Brunswick Hospital
Rumford
DeWick
Brehaut
Senters, Inc
Herbert Leeman
Woolwich
Charlotte Waltz
Damariscotta
Ethel Blodgett
Lewiston
George Costain
Edward B. Hamblett
Bisson
Alexander Burgess
Edward Lee
Joseph Madden
Carl Kronstrand
Alexander Burgess, Jr
Frank Durant
Arthur Burgess
Frank Moses
Wilfred Skaling
Eva Anderson
Eugene Hart
William F. Edgett
Katherine O'Hara
Edward MccAuliffe
Dora Collins
John Costain
James Nostall
Stephen McPhee
Theresa Dutton
John Sonia
Helen Moses
George Nugent
James McLaughlin
Edward Arsenault
Angelina Jenkins
Katherine Kelly
Daniel Perry
Ralph Gay
Harold Footer
Evelyn Compton
John Hayes
Henry Messier
Albert Veilleau
Clyde Holmes, Sr
Belfast
Clyde Holmes, Jr
Harmon Eliason
Topsham
Ida Mae Jones
Jefferson
May J. Besaw
Jonathan Cartmill
Cambridge
Miss Besaw
William E. Besaw
Edna
Robert
Merry Meeting Club
Barbara
Joan Shaw
Patricia Cowin
Selma Cummings
Barbara Burden
Barbara Esmond
Natalie Burditt
Joan Heal
Amelia Mitchell
Anne Wilson
Frances Young
John Edgar Belanger, Jr
John E. Belanger
Richardson Street
Thurl Sewell Robbins
Melville H. Robbins
Powers’ Inn
East Brunswick
Federal
Robbins
Ferralyn R. Roberts
Everett Norton
Kenneth Bertrand
Frank Chase
Elihu Fullerton
Iscar W. Greenblatt
Wilfred Rousseau
Howard Tobey
I. Clifford Varney, Jr
Everett Wallace
Doris M. Perkins
Bath Memorial Hospital
Theodore Watson
Frederick P. Moffatt
F. Arthur Berry
Steven H. Bracey
LaForrest G. Coombs
Orris J. Ames
Robert H. Sutter
Kenneth D. Hunt
Philathea
Corliss Street Church
Howard E. Elliott
Luewie Johnson
Catherine Johnson
Newcastle
Howard Nash
Milton Savage
Mrs. Nash
Nash
Timer Savage
Lydia
Anne Savage
Joseph Saint
Meadow Way
Raymond Smith
Brenton Ayer
Arthur Maines
William Ricker
Dorothea Simons
Simons
Lisbon
Ricker
Mabel _H
Street
Fred P. Emmons
Lincoln Street
Addie Mccurdy
Weeks Mills
Marjorie E. Furber
Lillian Hall
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Mclones
Stroudwater
Portland Maine General Hospital
Saliy Hagswett
Charles Haggett
Nibtery
Samuel Jordan
Robert P. Manson
Bangor
Duncan H. Farrell
Susanne
Manson
Mr. Farrell
Southwest Harbor
Elwood W. Legard
Fort McKinley
Ralph E. Legard
Ella Legard
Lewis B. Swett
Harry E. Cooke
Ipswich
Edward J. Burns
Pratt Street
Burns
John T. Quinn
Ronald
Quentin
Kittery
Maurice C. Brown
Gloria
Edward Burns
Theodore Burns
Paul
Isabel Burns
Elmer P. Higgins
Charles B. Doyle
Charles
Nancy
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Norfolk
Evelyn E. Nickerson
Mabel A. Thwing
Sylvester H. Rowland
Susan Reed
Horace Ward
James P. Ledyard
Priscilla Magoun
Walter Bowker
Edith M. Sawyer
Ordway Lewis
Westport
Isadore Singer
Anne Riva
Linden Street
Edgar D. Leavitt
Academy Street
Camden
Roger D. Skillings
Edwin R. Andrews
A. George Moses
Fred H. Bullock
Raymond Trott
Eva I. Sanford
Ora J. Dauphin
Philip L. Tardiff
Harold I. Footer
Ernest R. Avery
Charles K. Thayer
James Jones
Edith Renaud
Eugene G. Hart
Clarence L. Jean
Maurice Brown
Mabel E. Ansert
Ethel M. Tourtillotte
Frank T. Fortier
John E. Hart
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W. Herbert Norton
Edward J. Bourget
Bertha Dunbar
Frances Clark
Frank A. Danforth
Rexford Stover
Charles Plummer
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Garret
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Hanover
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Man
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Sagadahoc
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Louis A. Dole
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Citizens Committee
Sewall
Bath Outing Club
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Mr. Brown
Greek War Relief Fund
Virginia Poulos
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