Iota Sigma Plans Public Meeting For April 21
Iota Sigma announces its annual public meeting set for April 21 at Mrs. Florence Jewell’s Middle Street home. The program includes two plays, a bronze speaking contest by Youth Temperance Councils, a Loyal Temperance Legion number, a puppet show by L. T. L., musical selections, and a film Food For Thought. The group raised about $50 at a recent public supper for over 100 attendees including six policemen and six firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Sigma
Middle Street
Florence Jewell
Temperance Councils
Edward McGuiggan
Lawrence Thayer
Raymond Farley
Loyal Temperance Legion
Earl Lowell
Food For Thought
Kenneth MacDonald
Union
Frances Willard
McGuiggan
Friends
Jewell
Conservation Talk Highlights Garden Club Meeting
Miss Anne Kimball hosted Bain Garden Club as Mrs Alice Austin of Huse Memorial School discussed conservation. Austin described Christopher Lake near Bryant Pond camp, outlining layout, programs, field trips and topics like soil conservation contour planting and selective tree cutting. A discussion on spraying risks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kimball
Bain Garden Club
Alice Austin
Huse Memorial School
William Dennison
National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Erling Barness
Russell Hitchcock
William Turpie
William Skelton
Miss Kimball
Barsness
Turpie
Roscoe C. McFadden
Police Reserves To Hear State Detective Thursday
Bath Police Reserves plan a city hall meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m with State Trooper Detective James Milligan as guest speaker on criminal investigation. Also on the agenda is a social evening for 35 to 40 members and post meeting retirements. The unit received surplus government heavy duty boots via Scott Morse and Roscoe C McFadden civil defense directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
City Hall
James Milligan
Taly
Scott Morse
Roscoe C. McFadden
Sagadahoe County and
Bath Civil Defense
Surprise House Warming For Mr and Mrs Coleman
Mr and Mrs Stanley R Coleman of 1229 Washington street were honored with a surprise house warming Monday evening hosted by Mrs Andrus Coleman and Mrs Leon Robbins. The event also celebrated Mrs Coleman’s birthday with gifts and a guest book sign in. Refreshments were served buffet style and attendees included multiple local couples and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Frank Cromwell Mr and Mrs William McKellar Mr and Mrs Ralph McInnis and Mrs Mary Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Coleman
Washington Street
Andrus Coleman
Leon Robbins
Reid Perkins
Delen Bonsey
Richard Giberson
Mary Foley
Rita Cloutier
Roberta Cloutier
Leo Gallant
Arthur Johnson
Harold Bubar
Malcolm Miller
Ifarold MacElman
Frank
Woolwich and nearby residents share travels and health news
Woolwich residents report illnesses and convalescence while relatives visit Boston and Florida. Phillip Baker returns from Bath Memorial Hospital as he recovers from surgery. The Edwards family tours Florida and Baltimore halts during a snow storm, visiting relatives in Hightstown and St. Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dodge
Nequasset
Phillip Baker
Forrest Baker
Bath Memorial Hospital
Phillip
Howard Kirkpatrick
Howard Jr
Day's Ferry
Boston
Duncan McNeish
Wellesley
Mass
Florida
Norman Palmer
St. Cloud
Fla
Cyprus Gardens
Dayton Beach
Bert Hatch
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Ronald Edwards
Winter Gardens
Daytona Beach
Dale Sides
Sherman Mills
Sides
Lawrence Edwards
Sagadahoc Ferry
Puppet Show At Lincoln County Museum
Francis Hamabe presents Blue Hill Puppets at the Lincoln County Museum Wiscasset on Saturday afternoon March 1. Two shows at 2 00 and 3 30 with 50 seats. reservations to Miss Mildred Burrage. Free admission. Proceeds honor late Miss Frances Sortwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hamabe
Blue Hill
Lincoln County Museum
Wiscasset
Lincoln County Cultural and Historical Association
Mildred Burrage
Frances Sortwell
Maine
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Hamabe
Maine Mid-Coast Plans 1958 Summer and Fall Publicity Drive
The Maine mid-coast region launches a full scale promotional program led by the Route 1 Association to attract tourist business for the 1958 vacation seasons. Rupe Neily, publicity director, notes creation of a travel news service with photo news, articles, and publicity photographs already circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Mid-Coast
Rupe Neily
Notable Contributors Include MacDougalls and Coleman
MacDonald and Neill MacDougall with Andrus Coleman lead a list of contributors. Also named are Irving Layton Eugene Coleman Henry Gallant Herbert Belanger Edward Pangburn and Richard Bull with their spouses listed as donors.
Bath and Portland Beauties Attend Ice Follies in Boston
Miss Paulyne Ouellette and Miss Ethel Rogers of Bath and Miss Joyce McCurdy and Miss Mary Cremonése of Portland spent the holiday weekend in Boston and attended the Ice Follies. The article notes some cooks mix chili sauce or catchup with mayonnaise for seafood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulyne Ouellette
Ethel Rogers
Bath
Joyce McCurdy
Mary Cremonése
Portland
Boston
West Bath Personal Items
West Bath notes list weekend guests and callers from Augusta Bath and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Josse of Augusta stayed with Harland Boynton. their daughter Patricia visited Quaker Point. The Thompson families Bath and Bath residents visited Small and Witham households. Smith family visits include Graydon Smith and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Josselyn
Augusta
Harland Boynton
Paricia
Graydon Smith
Karen and
Kimberly
Bath
G. C. Smith
Leonard Smith
Arrowsic Town Meeting Sees Candidates, School Budget on Ballot
Arrowsic residents prepare to vote on 30 articles at the annual town meeting Saturday March 8 at 10 am. The largest bid asks 6177 for the coming year's schools with First Selectman Hugh Eisenhauer potentially not running. Incumbents Frank Carlton Charles Crosby seek another term along with Town Clerk Emma Drummond Tax Collector Carol Ainsworth and Treasurer Florence Eisenhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsie
First
Emma A. Drummond
Carol H. Ainsworth
Florence Eisenhauer
Merry Richard and Stanley Merry wed in Wiscasset
Merry Richard daughter of Albert and Mrs Richard of Day's Ferry and Stanley Merry son of Wilder Merry and Mrs Drake of Sarasota were married at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Congregational church Wiscasset by Rev Stanley S Johnson. Best man was Stanley Parlin Augusta. The couple will reside on the Old Coach road Sagadahoc Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rose Richard
Stanley E. Merry
Wiscasset
Stanley S Johnson
Albert R. Richard
Day's Ferry
Henry S. Cope, Jr
Stanley Parlin
Augusta
Wilder Merry
Robert Drake
Sarasota
Fla
Merry
Scott's
Woolwich
Bath
Old Coach Road
Sagadahoc Ferry
Frank Dennis Gallagher Fifth Birthday Party
Frank Dennis Gallagher son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gallagher 1 Deering Street was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by his mother last Saturday. Attendees included Morton Kakos Lani Kakos Nancy Kakos Blair Young Susan Thompson Paul McFarland Ellen Zimmermann Jane Elaison Stephen Walker Joseph Black Marjorie Black Bruce Rogers Sandra Wagner Ann Gallagher and other relatives. Prizes were won by Morton Kakos Paul McFarland Ellen Zimmermann. Refreshments were served and gifts were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dennis Gallagher
Frank Gallagher
Deering Street
Morton
Lani
Nancyv Kakos
Blair Young
Susan Thompson
Paul McFarland
Ellen
Mickey Zimmerman
Jane Elaison
Stephen Walker
Joseph
Marjorie Black
Bruce Rogers
Sandra Wagner
Ann Gallagher
Frank
Nicholas Kakos
Harmon Elaison
Irving McFarland
Frank Young
William Blair
Benjamin Zimmerman
Morton Kakos
Ellen Zimmerman
Preparation Of New Bath COC Brochure Discussed
A Bath Area Chamber of Commerce committee met Tuesday to plan a brochure about the Bath area. Chairman Howard W. Mayo assigned tasks to members for photographs and written material on all area towns. The plan includes Bath schools Memorial Hospital police and fire departments and area churches plus Bath's role as a regional trading center. Members include Norman Adams George J. Nutt Edward F. Cox Dr Paul A. Prtmn and T Chamber president. A follow up meeting will be called to gather compiled information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bath Area
Norman Adams
George J. Nutt
Edward F. Cox
Paul A. Prtman
T. Chamber
Milli ken girl undergoes appendectomy at Bath Hospital
Mrs Ralph Milli ken announces that their daughter Jane, a seventh grade pupil at St John’s Brunswick, is a surgical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy performed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Milliken
Bedford Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jane
St. John’s
Brunswick
Blue and Gold Banquets Mark Pack 57 and 52 Cub Scouts
Nearly 120 attendees at Pack 57’s annual blue and gold banquet at Beacon Street Methodist Church heard Webelos graduate to Troop 57 and received various awards led by Cubmaster Jerry Berry. Pack 52 followed with 190 attendees at its banquet, where Stewart V. McAllister presented the charter for the Pack and awards were given to Wolf and Bear badge recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 57
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Women's Society of the Sponsoring Church
Troop 57
Gloria Horridge
Richard Fullerton
Paul Berry
Roger Mead
Keith Fitzgerald
Linwood Arnold
Nelson Horridge
Bruce Temple
Mead
Wayne Robbins
Sherman Mitchell, Jr
Robert Hunt
William Rapps
3Erry
Francis Baird
Mark Nunter
Baer Connard
Brian Rowe
Leverett Mitchell
Thomas Farnham
Peter McMann
Timmy Bradford
Harry Fullerton
Howard Mead
Alan Marshall
Clinton Carter
Joseph Rooney
Johnny Bradford
James Reynolds
Tommy Goodwin
Men's Brotherhood of Corliss
Stephen Doyle
Church Philothea
Harold L. Allen
Allen
Roy Lutz
Lutz
Charles Lishness
Brunswick
Down East
Bath Salvation Army Elects Skelton Chairman in Bath
The Bath Salvation Army Advisory Board elected William L. Skelton executive vice president of Bath Trust Co as chairman for the coming year. Other officers include Leslie Shumway vice president Rev Louis Dole secretary and Daniel Williams treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Salvation Army Advisory Board
William Skelton
Salvation Army Advisory Board of Bath
William L. Skelton
The
Bath Trust Co
Skelton
Edward W. Bridgham
Leslie C. Shumway
Louis A. Dole
Daniel Williams
Brian M. Jewett
Elmer B. Williams
Donald N. Small
Charles B. Doyle
Edward D. True
Sumner Sewall
Ralph G. Stetson, Jr
Clinton A. Fleming
Maurice J. Warner
Courtney Stover
T. Tarpy Schulten
Gordon Alden
Merton Wright
Donald W. Jackson
Sam Prawer
Theresa Hill
Eleanor Voorhees
Jessie F. Jones
Major Jones
Salvation Army
Bath Rotary Club
Bath Areas
United Fund
Davenport Memorial Fund
Bath Area
Helen Augusta
Mrs Simon M Moore Admitted to Memorial Hospital
Mrs Simon M. Moore, aged 47, of 47 Bath Street, was admitted to Memorial Hospital on Tuesday as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon M. Moore
Bath Street
Memorial Hospital
Valentine Parties For Dancing Class Members
Mrs. Madelyn Wetherbee hosted two formal Valentine parties for her ballroom dancing class at Central church parish use. Fourth to sixth graders enjoyed the first party with patronesses Mrs. Harry Fullerton and Mrs. Frank Kenyon and refreshments by a volunteer committee. Junior high pupils were entertained later with patrons Mrs. Lloyd Hewett and Mrs. Richard Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Wetherbee
Central Church
Harry Fullerton
Frank Kenyon
Waldo Weston, Jr
Stephen Johns, Jr
Clifton Gainsley
Carl P. Meister
Michael Rousse
Merritt Sargent
Richard Kenyon
Pepper Gainsley
Wayne Fincher
Barbara Haynes
Douglas Burns
Alice Preble
Robert McElman
Suzanne King
Lloyd Hewett
Richard Johnson
Victor Norton
Richard Raven
Scott Johnson
Frank Stewett
Peter Rubin
David Marsh
Pamela Raven
Vicki Norton
Frank Hewett
Gayle Doyle
James Day
Winter Street Ladies Aid Hosts All Day Session
The Ladies Aid of Winter Street Congregational church held an all day session to assemble 2000 Easter Seal envelopes for Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital under Mrs. Kenneth Francisco. A luncheon was served by a long list of hostesses, with guests including Miss Ethel Lovett R.N. and Mrs. Theresa Hill World Council of Church Women president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Winter Street Congregational Church
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Kenneth Francisco
Clarence Fullerton
Frank Rittall
Carl Swanton
Joseph DeSire
Anna Hill
W. Hl. McGlinchy
Charles Hewitt
Carroll Wakefield
Engagement announced for Doris Mae Bray and Kenneth S Yore
Mr and Mrs Rosie Bray of Stonington announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Mae to Kenneth S Yore ward Yore of Brunswick. Miss Bray is a junior at Gor ham State Teachers college. Mr Yore is in Florida employed by Mrs Oliver Moses of Bath. No wedding date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Bray
Stonington
Doris Mae
Kenneth S. Yore
Ward Yore
Brunswick
Miss Bray
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Yore
Florida
Oliver Moses
Bath
An andrews Leave for Delray Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Edwin R And rews of 981 High Street depart Wednesday for Delray Florida where they will vacation for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Andrews
981
High Street
Delray, Fla
Richmond Groups Host and Scout Events Highlight Community Week
Richmond activities featured an official visit by Grand Master H. Kenneth Small of Hallowell with an entertainment led by Chester Foster Isadore Leibowitz and Josiah White. A Boy Scout meeting awarded tenderfoot pins to numerous scouts and received a charter from Rev. James Herrick. Charity plans and Heart Fund donations were discussed at Enterprise grange hall. Rebekah and O.E.S. chapters held meetings with plans for guests and officers elections upcoming in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
H. Kenneth Small
Hallowell
Chester Foster
Isadore Leibowitz
Josiah White
Conrad Johnson
Charles Trott
Archer Terrill
William Lockwood
Wislamet
Roger Gibbs
Terry Adams
Anthony
Gilbert Lilly
William Fisher
John Thrower, Jr
Barry
Charity
Enterprise Grange
Heart Fund
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Maine Children's Society
Richmond Boy Scouts
Claudia Wallace
Madelyn Trott
Bertha Trott
Elizabeth Bishop
Maine Street
Leonard Bishop
Neil Bishop
Stockton Springgs
Neil LaRochelle
Larry
Jerry
Bath
Edward Webb
Fred
Dayton
Charles
Augusta
Raymond Libby
Albion Beverage
Lyford
Dorothy Holman
Gardiner General Hospital
John Thrower
Annie Knight
Primrose
O.E.S
Belfast
Dromore Grange Honors Geo Washington with Program
Dromore Grange marked George Washingtons birthday with readings poems and discussions led by Evelyn Beals. Aletha Campbell Bea trice Burys Edward King Ada King Melvin Pratt Edwin Haggett Jessie Morrell and Florence Rollins performed and selected parties won cake and the supper committee was announced for March 11 with an eight oclock meeting start restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dromore Grange
Evelyn Beals
George Washington
Aletha Campbell
Beatrice Burys
Edward King
Ada King
Melvin Pratt
Edwin Haggett
St. Peter
Jessie Morrell
Florence Rollins
Mae Dannenfelser
Bodwell Grange
West Bath Grange
Raymond Campbell
Frances Williams
Bowdoin Dean's List Honors Named to Spring Listing
Bowdoin College announces that Roger D. Skillings Jr. of the Class of 1960 has been named to the Dean's List for the Spring semester. Dean's List honors require a B minus average or better with at most one grade below B minus and no grade lower than C minus in regular courses. Skillings is the son of Mr and Mrs Roger D Skillings of 955 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Skillings, Jr
Bowdoin
Nathaniel C Kendrick
Skillings
Roger D. Skillings
Washington Street
Bath Seeks Better Fire Insurance Rating Through Inspection
The Insurance Rating Association conducts a Bath fire protection survey led by Robert W. Fitz of New England Fire Insurance Rating Association. The review covers equipment, police-fire coordination, alarm response, and compliance with recommendations. Bath has invested in a new central fire station and upgraded gear, radio, alarms, and building code adoption. City officials expect improvements in ratings may lower premiums, though final rate impact remains to be seen. Chief Frates and Police Chief Gaudreau accompany Fitz on the rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Robert W. Fitz
New England Fire Insurance Rating Association
Central Fire
Fitz
Bath Iron Works Corp. Fire Department
Edward L. Gaudreau
Richard J Frates
Stanley W. Judkins
Central Station
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Bath natives host Maracaibo visit aboard Santa Clara
Francis R. Duprey his son John and sister Miss Beatrice E. Duprey formerly of Bath entertained Daniel Williams of Bath and other cruise guests in Maracaibo Venezuela. The group toured Bucanana Vista school and spoke with Energia Electrica and Richmond Company officials. A steak barbecue at the Duprey home honored the visitors before a return to the Santa Clara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Duprey
John
Beatrice E. Duprey
Bath
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Daniel Williams
R. O. Blankmeyer
Fayetteville
N. Y
James Donaldson
Buffalo
Santa Clara
Dupreys
Bucnana Vista
C. A. Energia Electrica Company
Richmond Company
Duprey
Larry Howe
Energia Electrica Company
Mr. Duprey
Miss Duprey
Mr. Williams
South End PTA Votes to Buy Folding Cot for Mitchell School
At a South End P T A meeting at Bath Junior High, members voted to purchase a new folding cot for Mitchell School to use during illness emergencies. They also approved another bicyclist safety program and announced April 8 as family night with a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bath
Mitchell School
Association
P. T
Shirley DeLong
Charles Staples
Marjorie Haab
Elsie Comeau
Elizabeth Moffatt
Child Suffers Severe Burns From Boiling Water Accident
Gregory Blaine Musk a 16 month old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Musk of Noble Avenue is receiving treatment at LCS after scalding burns from a pan of boiling water he knocked onto the kitchen stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Blaine Musk
Harry Musk
Noble Avenue
LCS
Local Notes From Gardiner General Hospital and Area
Week after surgery at Gardiner General Hospital Miss Mary Parent of Halliwell is visiting Mrs. and Mrs. Oscar Douglass. Pvt. Jackie Hurley U S Army is on furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner General Hospital
Mary Parent
Hallowell
Oscar Douglass
Jackie Hurley
U.S Army
John Hurley
Maine's 1958 Easter Seal Girl at Hyde Hospital
Cathy Sherman, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Sherman of Portland, is named Maine's 1958 Easter Seal Girl. A cerebral palsy patient at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital since December, she learns to walk with braces and crutches, practices self care, and trains in speech while attending school daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Cathy" Sherman
Patricia Sherman
Portland
Maine
James S. Coles
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Cathy
Seciool
Easter Seal Society
Hyde
Cosmopolitan Drama Club Social Meeting Recap
The Cosmopolitan Drama Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Richard Sherwood's home with charades and games after a business session. Prizes went to Mrs. Daniel Matter and Mrs. John Hayes. Washington pie and coffee were served by hostesses Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Bernard Knight. The next meeting is March 20 at the club house with hostesses Mrs. Roland Baynes and Mrs. Delen Bonsey and a program of short stories and a pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Richard Sherwood
Daniel Matter
John Hayes
Washington
Sherwood
Bernard Knight
Paul Marchant
John Leonard
Ann Shaw
Roland Raynes
Delen Bonsey
Ernest Bailey
Girard Billington
Leo Paradis
Roland Baynes
House Warming for Mr and Mrs Hatch in Bath and Augusta
Mr and Mrs Russell Hatch hosted a surprise housewarming after moving to 60 North Street. Guests from Bath and Augusta included Aubrey Steen Jr and family, Robert Brown's circle, and Maurice Brown, among others. A collection of money was presented to the Browns, and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hatch
North Street
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Robert Brown
Donald Sylvester
Morris Smart
William Bennett
Maurice Brown
Warren Rogers
Nicholas Kakos
Fred Bolduc
Augustus Perow
Bath
Arthur Brown
Robert Gibbs
Augusta
Auction Highlights Genesta Chapter Meeting
At Friday's Genesta Chapter O. S. meeting an auction followed the business session with Mrs. Carolyn Ainsworth as auctioneer. Substituting officers were Ruth Hathorne John Gillespie Athana Gillespie Eleanor Merchant Gilbert Hathorne. Lighting was by Donald Freeman. Next meeting will elect officers on March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Chapter
O. S
Carolyn Ainsworth
Ruth Hathorne
PUOM
John Gillespie
Athana Gillespie
Peokh
Martha
Eleanor Merchant
P.M
Gilbert Hathorne
Sentinel
Donald W. Freeman
Ruth Freeman
Carolyn Robbins
Elizabeth Moffatt
Shirley Caverly
Hyde Home Committee Plans Purchases From Fund
Hyde Home Committee votes to buy a phonograph two training boards and a training toy using funds from the Marion Wiles Fund at a Hyde meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Home Committee
Marion Wiles
Hyde O
Therapists Recommend Items at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital
Therapists at Hyde Memorial Rehabilitation Hospital recommended items for patients. An accepted gift of laundry mats came from Thomas Antoine of Lewiston. Attending were Mrs. Converse Fenn and Mrs. Eastham Guild, co chairs, Myron Williams, Brian M. Jewett, Mrs. Herbert White, Mrs. Marion Dean Shaw, and Mrs. Doris Hardy R.N., director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial Rehebilitation Hospital
Thomas Antoine
Lewiston
Converse Fenn
Eastham Guild
Myron Williams
Brian M. Jewett
Herbert White
Marion Dean Shaw
Doris Hardy
R.N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iota Sigma
Garden Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Coleman
Mid-Coast
West Bath
Richard
Cub
Truman Wallace
John W. Baggs
Sebago Lake
Walter Dingley
Milan’ Street
Mr. Dingley
Bath Tron Works
Corp
Winter Street Ladies Aid
Richmond
Dromore
Geo. Washington
Insurance Rating Association
South End Pta
Hyde Hospital
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Mrs
Genesta
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