Social notices and gatherings from a Bath Maine city column
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball returns home from Portland. Knick-Knack club hosts meetings with Mrs Wallace Trufant as guest. Several members listed. Francis A. King covers Steeves Market illness. Ladies aid plans Spring sale. Edwin Cromwell hosts Bath Iron Works dinner for dignitaries. Various matches, bridge prizes, and club meetings noted. A new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wyman of Small Point. Miss Clare Coombs departs for Naples via New York and Conte Biancamano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wyman
Small Point
Willis G. Jefferson
High Street
Valentine masquerade dance planned by Dike PTA
The Val entine masquerade dance and card party will be held Feb 5 at the old summer street schoolhouse, with Brian Jewett's orchestra for dancing. Refreshments to be sold. The committee met at Frank A. French's home 1241 Washington street, and will meet again there next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Summer Street
P.T.A
Frank A. French
Washington Street
Brian Jewett
Helen Shaugknessy
Joseph I. Smith
Raymond Powers
Andrew McAllister
William Fogwill
George Reynolds
David Rich
Clifford Wilband
Boston social notes keep through family visit
Mrs. Avice Myers of Boston is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Owen J. Ledyard, 789 High Street, is involved in the brief social mention of local residents and their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avice Myers
Boston
Owen J. Ledyard
Ladis Aid of Wesley Church Biweekly Vestry Event
About 20 members and friends attended the biweekly aid meeting in the vestry on Friday afternoon. Hymns opened the program, followed by scripture readings from a 1830 Bible. Readings included In the Children's Hospital and The House at the Turn of the Road. A vocal medley concluded the program, with refreshments served. The group plans an all day session Friday at 10 in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladis
Wesley Church
Harris T. Rodick
Children's Hospital
Wilfred C. Trott
Charles E. Ripley
Rodick
Forest L. Littlefield
Trott
Bates Pop concert fills Alumni gym with dancing
John Levyn of Hebron Academy spent the weekend with his parents at Turner court. Amy A Irish of Bates College led 45 ushers and waitresses at the Bates Pop concert in the Alumni gym Thursday night. About 120 tables were filled as the Bates Orphic society opened with a half hour program directed by Prof. Seldon Crafts. The evening featured vocal and instrumental solos, glee clubs, Garnet Revelers, and Gil Clapperton's Bates Bobcats providing dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy A. Irish
Bate
Bates College
Bates
Bates Orphic Society
Seldon T. Crafts
Glee Clubs
Garnet Revelers
Gil” Clapperton
Bates Bobcats
Mrs Stetson Visiting Garden City With Dann Family
Mrs Ralph G Stetson of Washington Street is spending a week in Garden City Long Island with her parents Mr and Mrs James G Dann expected to enjoy local sights and family time during the stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
Garden City, L. I
James G. Dann
Mrs Staples Hosts Ladies Aid Party at Washington Street Home
Mrs Albion C Staples entertained the Ladies aid of the First Universalist church Friday afternoon at 1088 Washington street. Despite the snow storm there was good attendance and refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs John Parris and Mrs Anna Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion C. Staples
Ladies’ Aid of the First Universalist Church
Washington Street
John Parris
Anna Ward
Staples
Neiley Returns to Brunswick Teacher Post After Illness Break
Miss Florence A Neiley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira B Neiley of West Bath left Monday for Brunswick to resume duties as second grade teacher in the Bath street school after a period home due to pupil illness in Brunswick. Harry W Tucker confined by illness has shown marked improvement and is up about his home daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Neiley
Ira B. Neiley
West Bath
Brunswick
Bath Street
Social club gathering at Miss Jessie Colby residence
Miss Jessie Colby hosted her club Thursday evening at 45 Pinestreet with guest Miss Leila Thornton. Attendees included Olive Hallowell Shirley Shepard Isabelle Berry Elinor Coombs and Virginia Clark. The Junior Hospital League met at Miss Anna Trott residence on High Street sewing baby blankets after the business session and planning next meeting at Miss Janette Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Colby
Pinestreet
Leila Thornton
Olive Hallowell
Shirley Shepard
Isabelle Berry
Elinor Coombs
Virginia Clark
Anna Trott
Junior Hospital League
High Street
Janette Smith
Card party held by St Pauls Guild Brunswick
Mrs. Ernest A. Allen of Topsham and Mrs. Robert Toothaker of Brunswick led committees for the St Pauls church guild card party in Brunswick on Wednesday afternoon last week. Fifty tables were in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Allen
Topsham
Robert Toothaker
Brunswick
St. Paul's Guild
St. Paul's Church
Birthday Tea for Commander Eaton at 42 Summer Street
Commander Philip B. Eaton of the U S S C G hosted a birthday surprise at his home 42 Summer Street Sunday at five. About forty friends attended a tea with joke gifts, tea poured by Miss Jane Murphy and coffee by Mrs Archibald Main. The dining room featured a lace cloth, four red candles, and a birthday cake with forty five white candles. Home decorations included red roses fuchsia and yellow chrysanthemums. Guests enjoyed games during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip B. Eaton
U. 8
Summer Street
Comdr. Eaton
Jane
Murphy
Archibald M. Main
Mrs Elwood Hodgkins Hosts O T Club Supper in Portland
Mrs Elwood Hodgkins formerly Mabel Sparks of Bath entertained O T club members at her Portland home on 456 Brighton Avenue Friday night. The Bath exchange former operators attended including Mrs Stephen McPhee Mrs Roscoe Higgins Mrs Flossy Erskine Sidelinger Mrs Ralph Whitehouse Mrs Arthur Norton and Mrs Frank Sparks of Brunswick. Guest Eugene R Spear of Rockland a Bath area former manager and longtime New England Tel & Tel employee participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood B. Hodgkins
Mabel Sparks
Bath
O. T. Club
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Bath Exchange
Stephen McPhee
Roscoe P. Higgins
Flossy Erskine Sidelinger
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Arthur C. Norton
Worcester Couple Spends Weekend in Portland with Relatives
Mr and Mrs John W Belyea of Worcester Massachusetts have been visiting Bath for a week and left Saturday to spend the weekend in Portland with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Belyea
Worcester
Mass
Bath
Portland
Grace church auxiliary meeting chaired in president’s absence
Mrs Harold W Delong vice president led the Woman's auxiliary of Grace church in Friday afternoon duties at the parish house. Attendance was small due to illness. Mrs Joseph M Trott was hostess. Miss Bernice Hosmer, recently discharged from Brunswick hospital after four weeks, returned to her parents at 706 Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Central Church
Annie L. Palmer
Lillius Duniels
Alfred Rowe
Harold W. Delong
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Church
Frederick E. Drake
Joseph M. Trott
Bernice Hosmer
Brunswick Hospital
Mrs. W. W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Rome and Tyrolean sketches at Mount Holyoke show
Mrs Ruth Mackrille Hammond of Brunswick and Prof Edward S Hammond of Bowdoin hosted an art exhibit. Charles J Donnell returned from a trip to New York Detroit and Kalamazoo on business. A group including Mr and Mrs William Small and sons Nocton Hatch visited Portland. Snow made roads slick on their evening return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mackrille Hammond
Brunswick
Edward S. Hammond
Bowdoin College
Rome
Mt. Holyoke
William H. Small and Sons
William and Raymond
John Nocton
William P. Hatch
Portland
Mrs Dearborn Visits Her Boston Emigrant Mother
Miss Marjorie H Dearborn recently employed in Boston arrived Sunday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs Lissa Dearborn at 103 South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie H. Dearborn
Boston
Lissa Dearborn
South Street
Mrs Swan visits Roxoury woman returns home after stay
Mrs Margaret Swan, who has been visiting her sister Mrs Chester D Colby of 15 Weeks street, has returned to her home in Roxoury Massachusetts. She was accompanied by Miss Mildred Colby of the Jeannine Beauty Shoppe on a week's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Swan
Chester D. Colby
Weeks Street
Roxoury
Mass
Mildred Colby
Jeannine Beauty Shoppe
15 Weeks Street
Mrs Harlan L Skilin Visits Sister In Pine Street
Mrs. Harlan L Skilin of West Buxton formerly of this city where Mr church has been visiting her sister Mrs Edwin Elsemore at 57 Pine Street during a recent stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan L. Skilin
West Buxton
Church
Edwin Elsemore
Pine Street
Mayo Returns Home After Weekend Guest Visit
Harold M. Mayo returned Sunday to his Durham New Hampshire home after spending the weekend as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Hooper at 832 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Mays
Durnham
N. H
Samuel D. Hooper
Washington Street
Harold M. Mayo
Durham
Coast Guard Daphne Launch Attended by Munter Party
Captain and Mrs. William H Munter arrived from Boston to attend the launching of the fourth U S Coast Guard patrol boat Daphne at Bath Iron Works Corp Mrs Munter as sponsor and Comdr and Mrs G A Stewart accompanied them The two families stayed overnight with Comdr and Mrs Philip B Eaton at 42 Summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Munter
Boston
U. S. Coast Guard
Daphne
Bath Iron Works Corp
Miss Marion Whittier Weekend Visit With Whittiers
Miss Marion Whittier of Gorham Normal school spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur C Whittier at 360 Washington street. Capt and Mrs James F Perkins and son James Jr of Portland were Friday visitors in Bath. VFW Auxiliary meeting in Auburn drew Mrs Myrtle B Wilson Mrs Mattie M Young Mrs Tressa Corliss and others. Mrs Edward W Hyde returned home after visiting Augusta with Dr John H Morse and Mrs Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Whittier
Gorham Normal School
Arthur C. Whittier
Washington Street
James F. Perkins
James, Jr
Portland
Bath
V. F. W. Auxiliary Department
Auburn
Myrtle B. Wilson
Mattie M. Young
Tressa Corliss
Gladys M. Patterson
Ida M. Fancey
Edith W. Moody
Evelyn Snow
Nora N. Morse
Mitchell
Edward W. Hyde
John H. Morse
Morse
Augusta
Auburn residents visit relatives in Newell Avenue
Mr and Mrs Harry P Nason and their son Alfred of Cottage Park Avenue were guests Friday of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Arthur Robertson of Newell Avenue Auburn. The Nasons are former Auburn residents. Herbert E Worrey was remembered by family gifts on his birthday Friday. He has been ill and confined to his home at 1207 Washington Street for 18 months but is very much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Caansy
Wilfred W. Chaney
Washington Street
Iron Works
Geraldine Sid
Pauline Rogers
Emily Jordan
Edith Mackinnon
Herbert Henderson
William Gove
Lester Reynolds
Donald Jewett
Edward Lee
Harry P. Nason
Alfred
Cottage Park Avenue
Arthur Robertson
Newell Avenue
Auburn
Nasons
Herbert E. Worrey
Mr. Worrey
Lloyd L. Steeves
Steeves Market
Oliver Street
Roland Smith Post
No. 21
A. L
Legion
War Department
Ralph Gay
United States
The
Post
Siena
Catherine Shellenbarger
Ellen Hodgkins
Dorothy Martin
Margaret Higgins
Lucy Haggett
Rosalys Desjardins
Romphs Visit New York City Guests Of Mrs Mitchell
Mr and Mrs Edward Romph of New York City are passing a few days in the city as guests of Mrs Lenora C Mitchell at 21 Raymond court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Romph
New York City
Lenora C. Mitchell
Raymond Court
Mrs Sewall and Morse with Clare Coombs in New York
Mrs Mark W Sewall and Mrs Clarence W Morse who accompanied Miss Clare Coombs to New York remain at the Barbizon Plaza hotel overlooking Central Park. The group traveled for Miss Coombs European trip, staying at a prominent Manhattan lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Sewall
Clarence W. Morse
Morse
Clare Coombs
New York
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
Central Park
Augusta Man Visits City With Mother Over Weekend
Arthur Brown of Augusta spent the weekend in this city with his mother, Mrs. Celin M. Brown, of 2 Pearl Street. He returned to Augusta Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Augusta
Celin M. Brown
Pearl] Street
Miss Nelson Returns as Bookkeeper for Frigidaire Co
Miss Mabel Nelson, recently in this city to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles O Nelson of 54 Washington street, resumes as bookkeeper for The Frigidaire Co. A son was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walter Watson at their home on West street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Nelson
The
Frigidaire Co
Charles O. Nelson
Washington Street
Walter Watson
West Street
Seth
Walter Snipe
WLBZ
Bangor
Snipe Brothers
WCSH
Portland
Ladies and Gentlemen Visit Maine and California Scenes
Mrs. William Bassett and her son John travel from Wellesley to Watertown after a Bath visit with the McFaddons. They have spent the past year and a half touring Los Angeles, returning by the southern route. Mrs. Bassett painted the white stallion from The Son of the Sheik and studied with animal painter Alexander Pope. Mrs. Frank W. Perkins came back from Portland after attending the automobile show. Mrs. Sarah A. Shaw, on an Eastern Star mission, installed Fidelity chapter officers of Houlton with state officers assisting. Mrs. John Conti hosted a contract club gathering on North Street Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bassett
John
Wellesley
Mass
Watertown
Bath
Roscece P. McFadden
Middle Street
Bassett
Alexander Pope
Boston
John Conti
Contract Club
North Street
Notable attendees at Morse Cheverus game in Portland
On Friday night Morse faced Cheverus in Portland with a long list of spectators on the sidelines including Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cutts, J. E. Pomeroy, Mrs. H. P. Small, Mrs. John Grindell, W. T. Voorhees, Leo Venes, Archibald M. Mann and many others. Ex-Governor Percival P. Baxter joined as an overnight guest of his brother Rupert H. Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse-Cheverus
Portland
C. J. Cutts
J. E. Pomeroy
H. P. Small
John Grindell
W. T. Voorhees
Leo Venes
Archibald M. Mann
Leland Plummer
Helen Moses
Vanona MacDonald
Anna Mulligan
Jay Povich
John Green
Philip Oliver
Alfred McCabe
William Boyce
Frankly
Percival P. Baxter
Rupert H. Baxter
Cumberland Avenue
Bath
New Lambda Chi Initiates at Bliss College Lewiston
Miss Olive M. Rowe daughter of Mrs Mina Wilson of 1206 Washington street joined four new members in the Lambda Chi sorority at Bliss College Lewiston last Wednesday. Rowe, Moore High School graduate with honors in 1931, is active in the Morse High School chapter of the National Honor Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive M. Rowe
Mina Wilson
Washington Street
Lambda Chi Sorority
Bliss College
Lewiston
Miss Rowe
Moore High School
Morse High School
National Honor Society
Mrs Farnham Hosts Neighborhood Card Evening
Mrs Charles R Farnham entertained the neighborhood club Thursday evening at her home 935 Middle Street Two tables of contract were in play indicating a social bridge gathering with local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo F. Marshall
Crystal Club
Page Street
Thatcher Pinkham
Thomas Haley
Winfred Hagan
Haley
Cobb Road
Charles R. Farnham
Middle Street Street
William Gove to Enter Boston University for Journalism
William Gove, M. H. S. '30, departed Monday for Boston to enroll at Boston University. He will major in journalism and has worked for a magazine company touring New England. He will reside at the Y M C A on Huntington Avenue while in Boston. Guilbert Vroom hosted a birthday gathering Friday at his parents' home, Commander and Mrs. G. B. Vroom on Wash Street. Mrs. Albert Henderson entertained with two bridge tables last Wednesday at 885 Middle Street with guests including Mrs. William Coombs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gove
Boston
Boston University
Guilbert Vroom
G. B. Vroom
Washington Street
Albert Henderson
Middle Street
William Coombs
D. Wylie Lemont
Alex MacDonald
Henry Wilson
George Chase
Howard Blake
Edward, Garcelon
Thomas Haley
Perkins heads to New York for Wheeling Steel meeting
Frank W. Perkins departed Monday morning for New York City to attend a four day salesmen's meeting of Wheeling Steel Corporation employees at Hotel McAlpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Perkins
New York City
Wheeling Steel Corporation
McAlspin
Bridgham Jr. Resumes Studies At Hebron Academy
Edward W. Bridgham Jr. returned to Hebron Academy to resume his studies on Sunday after spending the weekend at his parents home at 1074 Washington.
Past Ladies' club meeting in Myrtle lodge hosts
Past Ladies' club of Myrtle lodge No. 8 I O O L met at Mrs. Frank Higgins 709 Middle street with joint hostesses. Members present include Mrs. Lemont Mrs. Shepard and Mrs. Mitchell among others. Auction bridge and flinch prizes awarded. next meeting set for Monday Feb 29 with Mrs. Amos Perry 32 Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
I. O.O.L
Frank Higgins
Middle Street
Higgins
Walter Kingsbury
Fred Curtis
Charles Nelson
Wallace Atwood
Arthur C. Lemont
Mabel Shepard
Bertie Johnson
Howard Blake
Fred Daley
Robert Mitchell
Amos Perry
Chelsea tobacco firm rep visits city
Bernard W. Greenblatt of Chelsea Massachusetts a representative of a tobacco firm was a business visitor in the city Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard W. Greenblatt
Chelsea
Mass
Woolworth Manager Improves at Bath City Hospital
Philip G. Smith of 1181 Washington Street, manager of the Woolworth store, shows improvement at Bath City hospital where he has been a patient for several days. Attending physician is Dr. E Motley Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip G. Smith
Washington Street
Woolworth
Bath City Hospital
E. Motley Fuller
Reverend David Beach Resigns for Springfield Call
Rev. David Beach resigns from Payson Park church in Belmont Massachusetts to accept a call from the First Church of Christ in Springfield Massachusetts. He is the son of Bangor Theological Seminary’s former president and has spent many summers at Popham Beach. he is well known in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beach
Payson Park Church
Bélmont
Mass
First Church of Christ
Springfield
Beach
Bangor Theological Seminary
Popham Beach
Bath
Eastern Star officer staged multiple chapter installations in Maine
Mrs Henry G Shaw associate grand matron of Maine Order of the Eastern Star traveled to Houston Island Falls and Pittsfield to install officers. Public installations drew hundreds with refreshments and gifts. She set dates for more chapters including Augusta Lewiston Belfast Milo and Legrange while local families faced illness and a death in Bath Street community events closed with a contract club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Shaw
Oak Street
Houlton
Island Falls
Pittsfield
Eastern Star
Fidelity Chapter
Shaw
Maine
Houston
Cora Putmam
Blanche Inman
Jennie Campbell
Henry G. Shaw
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Fidelity Chapter of
G@haw
William McGary
Loyal Chapter
Patten
Dark Harbor
Mount Olivet
Lewiston
Primrose
Belfast
Aldworth
Milo
Doris
Legrange
Hebron student at home with parents weekend
Edward W Bridgham M H S 30 of Hebron academy spent the weekend with his parents Attorney and Mrs Edward W Bridgham at 1074 Miss Cora May Pearson is ill with pneumonia at the home of her grandparents Ephraim and Mrs French 468 Washington street. Esther Ann Clentinack seven and a half pounds born Monday. Clentinack electric inspector U S G on patrol boats built at B I W. Winfield Ham and wife at Hotel Somerset New York on business. Evelyn O Redlon M H S 30 home from Shaw's Portland weekend with her parents at 839 Washington street. Paul B Davis Bath business visitor Lewiston Tuesday. Bath people at Portland Exposition boxing show to see Jack Sharkey include many named locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bridgham
Hebron Academy
Washington Street
Cora May Pearson
Ephraim French
George Clentinack
Esther Ann
Clentinack
Winfield Ham
Union Street
New York
Hotel Somerset
Evelyn O. Redlon
Shaw's Business College
Portland
O. M. Redlon
Bath
Exposition Building
Jack Sharkey
America
Nicholas Mihalos
Thomas Conley
Clarence Merrill
Harold Child
Edward Brown
Philip O'Hara
Perry Thompson
William Kittridge
Walter Mosher
Richard Frates
James Grant
Fred Sutherland
Jay Jordan
John Conroy
Frank Talbot
Charles Syte
Gene Footer
Chester Rines
George Millett
Thomas Morrison
Donald Crosby
Portland Social Roundup from Bath Visitors to Contract Games
Edward J. McMann of Bath visited Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank B. Nichols hosted a luncheon on North street Tuesday noon with two contract tables in the afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry C. Webber first, Mrs. Pauline Moulton second, and Eva Kimball consolation. Several local residents and guests arrived for overnights and visits. Lloyd L. Steeves status improving at Oliver street home. Bath Iron Works officials Newell and Main returned from New York on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McMann
Bath
Portland
Frank B. Nichols
North Street
Harry C. Webber
Pauline Moulton
Eva Kimball
William S. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York City
St. Anne Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
Arcade
John Costain
Charles M. Fitzgerald
Edmund Arsenault
Edward J. Murphy
Frank T. Fortier
E. of C., Hall
Raymond Davis Returns Home After Illness
Raymond Davis, who has been ill with a cold at the home of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Burnham, left for the first time Tuesday since his illness began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
Elizabeth Burnham
Miss Vivian Libby Visiting Bath Before Attending Normal School
Miss Vivian Libby of Machineport visits Bath with her aunt Mrs. Edward Brown at 28 Lemont Street. She plans to leave Saturday to attend Farmington Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Libby
Machineport
Bath
Edward Brown
Lemont Street
Libby
Farmington Normal
Bath Court Arraigns Two On Intoxication Charges
Two Bath men faced municipal court on Monday for intoxication after a Sunday night Front Street dispute in which fists and bottles were allegedly used. Judge Keegan granted suspended sentences with costs of 5.30 and 4.95, and the pair left amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Front Street
John J. Keegan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick H. Kimball
Percy Miller
Knick-Knack Club
Liberty Street
Wallace Trufant
Mary Sylvester
Harold Safford, Jr
Evelyn Burgess
John Sylvester
Roy Lutz
Safford
Francis A. King
Steeves’ Market
Edwin Cromwell
Westport
Newell
Tron Works
Main
John McInnes
North End Card Table Club
Fred Hoffman
Valley Road
Raymond Smith
Fred Kittredge
Everett Lemont
Charles Henderson
Lena Shepard
Elmer Sidelinger
Wilbur Crocker
Ralph Dunbar
Scott Golder
Wilband
Dunbar
Harry E. Fitch
Bath Garage Co
Woolwich
David L. Wilson
Knights Templar
Palestine Commandery
No. 14
Wilson
North Congregational Church
First Unitarian Church
Alice Cowin
Veton
Naples
Miss Coombs
Charles H. Cuhill, Jr
Hebron
Charles H. Cahill
John H. Hyde
Miriam W. Kimball
Amy A. Trish
Fred FE
Chestnut Street
William H. Sawyer Jr
Nichols Street
Sawyer
Harry W. Rowe
Blanco Resorts
Kathleen Sanders
Bestian
John Levyn
George Levyn
Turner Court
Harry W. Tucker
Charles J. Donnell
Detroit
Kalamazoo, Mich
Martha Wilson
Ramena Council
No. 27
D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Lettie W. Spencer
Eunice Perry
Johnson
Arthur Sampson
Edward W. Bridgham Jr
John H. Hunt
Simon Moore
Wiscasset
C. L. Sherman
Sherman
Raymond
Myra Hutchins
Boothbay Harbor
Milton C. Trott
Paul B. Davis
Louise Briggs
Helen Thomas
Eleanor Randall
Ellen Newell
Miss Randall
Edward A. Cummings
Carl C. Anderson
Andrews Road
Marcia Moulton
Bath Lodge of Elks
Lewiston Lodge
Arthur Sprague
Walter Whitney
American Legion
Legion Hall
Desmond
Steeves
Perry L. Thompson
Walter Hill
George McLean
Ralph Stetson
William R. Staples
Mid-West
Mr. Staples
Ed Drouin
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
George Jessel
Chicago
Black Foot
Idaho
Buffalo
Elkhart
Indiana
Lincoln
Good Housekeeping
Minneapolis
Washington
Mrs. Jacobs
Charlotte Page
Ruth Shellenbarger
Amber F. Carr
American Legion Hall
Chickadee Patrol
Connie Morin
Martha Page
Salvation Army Hall
Charles R. Sims
Omah Trott
Edith Wallace
Sims
Union
Alice May ‘Douglas
Www. C. T. U
Arthur F. Gebhard
Gebhard
Orthomec Institute of Portland
Auxiliary
Constitution Post
G.A. R. Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Department
Marshall Street
Robert White Ferrell
Men’s Club
Winter Street
New England Tel. & Tel. &Co
Joseph Morin
Water Street
Morin
Portland Poor Farm
John Place
Democratic City Committee
Municipal Auditorium
City Hall
W.C.T.U
Agnes Robers
Wilfred Trott
Addie Robbins
Lillian Stevens
Columbia Theatre
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Center Street
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