Bath area news highlights summer social visits and travel
Miss Cynthia Osgood and a group of student nurses vacationing in Maine visited Bowdoin Theatre in Brunswick and stayed at the Osgood cottage at Phipps Point. The group joined Mrs Howland's family in Milo and shared gatherings with the Hollingshead and Hunt families. Other items include birthdays, back-to-back family barbecues, travels to Washington and California, and Bath residents enjoying summer trips and work-related trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Osgood
Fred Osgood
Bedford Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Janice Oberton
Livermore Falls
Carolyn Howland
Milo
Carolyn Welch
Mexico
Jewel Jones
Norridgewock
Osgood
Phipps Point
Parker Head PTA Plans and Community Vandalism Incident
Parker Head PTA held a special meeting at the school house last Thursday eve to organize activities and fund building upgrades. A public card party at the school raised proceeds for betterment while vandalism damaged windows and missing items prompted deputy sheriff Edward Belanger to respond. residents vow watchfulness and prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Head Pta
Edward Belanger
Parker Head
PTA
Emerson
East Edgecomb
Charles Blaisdell
Earl Lowell
William Temple
Winnifred Ross
Frederick Libby
Bernard Wyman
Earl Hamel
Herbert Bassett
Arthur Bassett
Leston Harrington
Albert Gray
Laurence Thayer
Funeral Rites For George A Brownrigg Saturday Morning
Relatives attending the funeral include John Davidson and family from Waterville. John Perry of New London. Leon White and daughters from Ridgefield. John Brownrigg and family from Orono. Douglas Brownrigg and family from Farmington. Norman Pomleau and family from Waterville. Theatre party of Bath ladies attends Bowdoin Theatre shows including Guys and Dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Brownrigg
John Davidson
Jean Anne
Jackie
Waterville
John Perry
New London
Conn
Leon White
Deborah
Pamela
Cindy
Ridgefield
John Brownrigg
Orono
Douglas Brownrigg
James
Kathy
Cressey
Farmington
Paul Brownrigg
Portland
Mrs Wakefield Returns Home From Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs William Wakefield has returned to her Oak Street home after a stay as a surgical patient at Bath Memorial Hospital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wakefield
Oak Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Bath dancer heads to New York Hinote Festival
Miss Mary Cunningham of Bath travels to New York City for a week long Hinote Dance Festival at Manhattan Center. She is joined by Miss Ellen Couper dancing teacher from Lewiston as they join New England teachers studying various dance styles with renowned instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunningham
Bath
New York City
Manhattan Center
Ellen Cooper
Lewiston
New England
Summer Vacation Home Opens in Shelton
A teacher in Shelton Connecticut has opened her home for the Summer vacation period on Rose street. Mrs A George Moses of Corliss street and Mrs Alfred Carpenter of High street traveled to Ring, New Hampshire for the weekend to visit Mrs Moses daughter and husband Mr and Mrs A Robert Frink and children Pamela Deborah Cheryl and Robert Jr of Needham Massachusetts who are summering there. Mr Frink is waterfront director at Camp Monomanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hunt
Bangor
Chester Wallace
Sebasco
Edward Hunt
Middle Street
Paul G. Bagdikian, Jr
Joseph
James
Hartford, Conn
Earl Lowell
Leston Harrington
Brunswick
Lowell
Phippsburg Christian Service Committee
P. E. DeBery
Russell Turner
Russell Jr
Deborah
Stephen
Brenda Joy
Laurence Thayer
Wyman Bay
Paul Hurd
Virginia
Parker Head School
Alfred Coffin
Earl Eckerson
Walter Percy
Waban
Mass
McCarty Cottage
Winnifred Ross
G. E. Daley
Anne
Jane Gray
Center Church
J. Frank Mezenski
Ramon Hamel
Winnegance
Ralph Merry
Bath
Leslie Darling
William Cushing
Scarboro
Florence Rollins
Maurice Blair
Herbert Bassett
Eliza Bradshaw
Walter Cushing
Lester Beals
Glenn
Marion Nadeau
Walter Mann
Arthur Bassett
Joan
Judy
Jane
Tim
Lynn
Brice Booker
Robert Derendinger
Albert Gray
Roland Emero
Billerica
Lina Gray
Pembroke
Harvey Gray
Roslindale
Edward Gray
Cindy
Woolwich
Edward O’brien
Frederick W. Perkins
Kennebunk
Jim Perkins
M. B. O'Brien
Leo Noletet
Wells
Earl Hamel
Leo Hamel
Pamela Hamel
Winneganee
Louise Hodgkins
Emma Erickson
Wilma Hodgkins
Charles Pantelakos
Portsmouth
N. H
Bernard Wyman
Charles, Jr
Jimmy
Joe
Patricia Wyman
Owen Turner
Paul Caron
Boston
Ruth Gray
Camp Peniel
Lake
Shelton
Conn
Rose Street
A. George Moses
Corliss Street
Alfred Carpenter
High Street
Ringe, N. H
Moses
Robert Frink
Pamela
Cheryl
Robert, Jr
Needham, Mass
Mr. Frink
Camp Mono- Monae
Cosmopolitan Drama Club Hosts Summer Picnic at Foster's Point
Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained Cos mopolitan Drama club members at her Foster's Point summer home with a supper picnic on the grounds and porch. Invitations were extended by Mrs. Daniel Matter for a Norway cottage picnic and by Mrs. Delen Bonsey for an outing at Damariscotta Lake. Attendees included Mrs. Bonsey and several others, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stewart of Ventnor, New Jersey arrived for a two week stay at Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Foster's Point
Daniel Matter
Norway
Delen Bonsey
Damariscotta Lake
Alfred McCabe
Gerard Billington
Bernard Knight
Arthur Eseley
Richard Sherwood
J. Arthur Burgess
Janice Knight
Peter Stewart
Ventnor
N. J
Birch Point
Miss Jean Danforth Arrives for Summer Visit
Miss Jean Danforth of Bethe hem Conn arrives to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Danforth of High Street. She has been connected with Connecticut schools for a number of years. Miss Penelope Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Carter of North Street has entered employment at the Bath National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Danforth
Bethehem, Conn
Frank Danforth
High Street
Connecticut
Penelope Carter
Harold Carter
North Street
Bath National Bank
Workmen Erect Office Study Room for Pastor
Alden Denham and a crew are building an office and study room for the pastor of Corliss Street Baptist Church, the Rev. Warren Harris. The addition sits on the south side of the parsonage between the church and the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Denham
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Warren Harris
Turpie Siblings Work Summer Positions at Ocean Point Inn
Miss Alison Turpie daughter of Mr and Mrs William Turpie of Greenstreet is employed for the Summer vacation at Ocean Point. Her brother Martin is also employed there for the season at the Ocean Point Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Turpie
William Turpie
Greenstreet
Ocean Point
Martin
Ocean Point Inn
Leach Family Honors Two Birthdays At Plumlane Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harold Leach hosted a family dinner in Plumlane to honor two birthdays. Sharon Leach celebrated on July 11 and their younger daughter turned two on July 8. Attending were sister Deborah brother John and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Maynard Leach of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leach
Plumlane
Sharon
Deborah
John
Maynard Leach
This City
Mrs Harold Leach Resumes Duties After Vacation
Mrs Harold Leach of Plum Lane, employed with the Brunswick Romper company, has resumed her duties following her annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leach
Plumlane
Brunswick Romper Company
Inman Birth Announcement for Bath Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joseph Inman of Whiskeay road announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday at Bath Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds six ounces and has been named Sherry Dian. Mrs Inman is the former Sylvia Googins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Inman
Whiskeay Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Sherry Dian
Inman
Sylvia Googins
Bath
Mrs Nodine Arrives for Summer Visit in Pemberton
Mrs Edgar Nodine of Pemberton Massachusetts arrives for her annual summer visit with her son and daughter in law Mr Ira Nodine and Mrs Nodine at their home on lower High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Nodine
Pemberton, Mass
Ira Nodine
Lower High Street
Meisters Visit Daughter in Topsham Trip
Mr and Mrs Carl T Meister visiting daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Stanley Peterson in East Brunswick left Thursday for a visit with their daughter Ivan Leighton in Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Meister
Stanley Peterson
East Brunswick
Ivan Leighton
Topsham
Picnic outing at Reid State Park draws local club members
Mrs Jeanette Groves of Bea con street joined Day's Ferry Canasta club for an all day picnic at Reid State Park last week. Cap t and Mrs R H Donnell of Newport R I and Mrs Stanley Cheney of Plymouth Mass returned home after visiting their aunts Mrs John Burgon of 490 Middle street and Mrs Agnes Farrin of 866 Washington street. Farrin accompanied the Donnells back to Newport for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Groves
Beacon Street
R. H. Donnell
Newport
R. I
Stanley Cheney
Plymouth
Mass
John Burgon
Middle Street
Agnes Farrin
Washington Street
Thurman Lord
Kevin
Brighton
Lord
Marine Hospital
Edith Oliver
Martha Allen
Woolwich
Ernest Oliver
Edith
Arthur Allen
Ernest Lindburg
Linda
Swansea
Ida Oliver
Stanley Burnham
Timothy
Guy Crowley
Ruth Bridges
Floyd Bridges
Berwick
Walter Gilmore
Fitchburg
Della Gilmore
Clifton Morong
Capé Elizabeth
Jerry Morong
Lake Linden
Mich
Paul Barrett
Augusta
Napoleon Fickett
George Conklin
White Plains
N. Y
St. John’s
Nova Scotia
Bar Harbor
Grace Cushing
Ruth Bridge
Cape Elizabeth
Portland
W. S. Hamilton
Millicent
West Bath
Morong-Johansen
Wesley Methodist Church
Noble Avenue and Lambert Park Residents Visit South Portland Hosts
Mr and Mrs Bernard Varnum of Noble Avenue and Mr and Mrs John Watt of Lambert Park were Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs George Barry of South Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Varnum
Noble Avenue
John Watt
Lambert Park
George Barry
South Portland
O'Halloran Family To Visit Maine for Summer Stay
Mrs Francis O Halloran and children Sharon Michael and Patrick of Avenel New Jersey arrived to spend the summer with Mrs O Halloran's parents Mr and Mrs P G Mann of Center Street. Mr O Halloran will join them in August for his annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis O'Halloran
Sharon, Michael
Patrick
Avenel
N. J
Lawrence Lord Visits Mother in Kittery Over Holiday
Lawrence Lord of Kittery stayed with his mother Mrs. Leonard Lord at her First Street home for the holiday weekend. He is employed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lord
Kittery
Leonard Lord
First Street
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Burn couple announce birth of son David Scott
Mr and Mrs Stephen Burn announce the birth of a son on July 3 at Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds eleven ounces and is named David Scott. Mrs Burn is the former Barbara Homan of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Miss Germaine Bonney Visits After Grandfather’s Death
Miss Germaine Bonney a junior high teacher attending summer school at the University of Maine visits her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Bonney of Union Street following the death of her grandfather James Bonney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaine Bonney
University of Maine
Albert Bonney
Union Street
James Bonney
Rich mond Visit Ties Two Families Across Areas
Mrs. Gertrude Lozier of Richmond recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Leach on Upper Washington Street. The two families were former Penobscot neighbors, linking past and present residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lozier
Richmond
Maynard Leach
Upper Washington Street
Penobscot
Army Pvt Edgar G Clark Tends Militia Police Training
Army Pvt Edgar G Clark 17 son of Mr and Mrs Albert L Clark 28 Lemont street recently completed eight weeks of military police training at The Provost Marshal General s school Fort Gordon Ga He entered the Army last January and completed basic training at Fort Dix N J Clark attended Morse High school and was employed at the local J J Newberry store before entry The Freemans of Bellindle N J and Oscar Freeman his grandparents plan visiting High street family Mrs Wallace L Atwood of 1291 Washington street travels to Augusta for weeks with sister Mrs Bessie Pinkham family She attended the Odd Fellows conclave in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Edgar G. Clark
Albert L. Clark
Lemont Street
Provost Marshal General's School
Fort Gordon
Clark
Fort Dix
N. J. Clark
Morse High School
J. J. Newberry
Wallace L. Atwood
Washington Street
Augusta
Bessie Pinkham
Atwood
Grace Family Returns From Birch Point Outing
Mr and Mrs Joseph Grace and children came back from a holiday weekend outing at the Miller cottage Birch Point. They were joined by John Parke Allen Jr and sister Jessie Bennett Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grace
Birch Point
John Parke Allen, Jr
Jessie Bennett Allen
Holiday visit and seaside outing in Auburn and Kittery
Mrs. Howard C. Jordan of Auburn visits her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Orris Ames of Cherry Street. The Ames family and guest plus their daughter Patricia Ames spend the holiday at Popham Beach. Lt. (jg) Davis L. Clark and Mrs. Clark with daughter Kimberly Ann of Kittery return after a weekend with Mrs. Clark’s parents Dr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Caverly in Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Jordan
Auburn
Orris Ames
Cherry Street
Davis L. Clark
Reading Couple Visits Mrs. Stott in Park Street
Mr and Mrs Louis Alger of Reading Massachusetts arrived Monday for a brief visit with Mrs Adene A Stott of Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis. Alger
Reading
Mass
Adene A. Stott
Park Street
Belfast Flower Show Features Simulated Summer Wedding
Four women, Mrs William Dennison Mrs Percy Marks Mrs Nellie D Arcy and Mrs Linwood Boardman attended a Belfast flower show held Friday at River Bend the home of Mrs Frederick Jenckes. The centerpiece was a simulated Summer wedding staged near the swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dennison
Percy Marks
Nellie D’arcy
Linwood Boardman
Belfast
Frederick Jenckes
River Bend
Serrot Family to Fly Home From Logan Airport
Mr and Mrs Fred Serrot of Fullerton California with daughter Nancy and son John Fred will fly from Logan Airport for home on Thursday. They will be accompanied to Boston by Mrs Serrots brother and wife Mr and Mrs Edward Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Serrot
Nancy
John Fred
Fullerton
Calif
Visiting kin bring busy scene to Bath and Reading
Mrs Sears Fuller of Franklin N H arrived to visit her nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Charles Marr on Washington street. Mrs Mildred Potter of Glendive Montana visiting her niece and husband Dr and Mrs E Bradley Carlton in Troy N Y. Aunt Mrs Ardene A Stott of Park street hosted them, marking her first Bath visit in 30 years. Mrs Potter then stayed with Louis Alger in Reading Mass before continuing to New York and Glendive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Fuller
Franklin, N. H
This City
Charles Marr
Washington Street
Mildred Potter
Glendive
Montana
E. Bradley Carlton
Troy
N. Y
Ardenne A. Stott
Park Street
Bath
Bath wedding guests honor Norwood-Johansen union
Mr and Mrs Donald Hopkins and family visited in Bath from lower Washington street to celebrate the Mor ong Johansen wedding with Barbara Johansen visiting Fort Popham. Other friends from Chicopee and Portland attended the service for James Bonney with extended family from New Bedford and Weeks street enjoying a Boothbay Harbor sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrison
Chicopee, Mass
Delen Bonsey
Central Avenue
Barbara
Bath
Fort Popham
Charles Johansen
L. A. Champagne
Linda
Philip
New Bedford, Mass
Champagne
Everett Wallace
Weeks Street
Boothbay Harbor
Bath funeral attendees visit Miss Elsie Hake relatives
Dr B on P Benney and his granddaughter attended the funeral of James T Bovry in Bath on July 8. They stayed with Mrs Horace P Morse at 10 West Street during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Benney
Elsie Hake
Main, Masor
Bath
Dr. Benney
James T. Bovry
Horace P. Morse
West Street
Phippsburg Community Acts Boost Paint Fund and Local Events
PhippsburgUnity Circle hosted a public supper adding over 100 to the Sunday school paint fund. New Center church members will be received, and the Community Center at Town Hall hosts teens’ games and dancing this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Maine
Beryl Hill
Turner
Twin County
Dromore Extension Association
Thomas Totman
Dromore
Clarence Skelfield
George C. Beals
Thelma Skillin
Gail
Increased Boating Activity Along Waterfront Now Seen
The Bath waterfront sees rising boaters and more business for local suppliers. Gardiner skippers visit Berry's Dock on weekend trips, boosting dock traffic and signaling demand for better river cleanliness and future shore development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Gardiner
Berry
Boothbay
Kennebec
West Bath Auxiliary Banquet Installing Officers
The West Bath Fire Department Auxiliary will hold an installation banquet at the Sea Grill in West Bath on Wednesday evening. Dinner will be served at 6 30. Officers to be installed are President Marjorie Boynton Vice President Alice Nowell Secretary Gertrude Greenleaf Treasurer Diane Reno Installing officer will be Mrs. Robert Quellette past president of the Brunswick Fire Department Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath
Popham Beach Improvement Association Meets At Library
The Popham Beach Improvement Association held a library meeting with good attendance and voted to keep the same officers. Plans were made for a pot luck supper at the library on Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popham Beach
Bay Point Village Corp Approves Summer Road Work
Bay Point overseers voted Saturday to tar Howard avenue a road used by townspeople in winter. Work will occur this summer after winter supplies are brought in along a foothpath to their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Point
Ardenne Pinkham
Earl
Rideout
Earl Furbish
South Lancaster
Mass
Dwight Furbish
Richard Hagan
Auburn
Hostesses Announced for Bath Art Show Benefit
Bath Memorial hospital benefit art show at Winter Street Congregational church runs July 17 to 21. Hostesses include Mrs. George D. Bearce Jr and six others. a Friday reception at 8 p.m. opens the event for visitors to meet the participating artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Little Prospect Of Public Boat Landing At Popham
Park officials say a public boat landing at Fort Popham is impracticable for the next two years due to ledge blocking a ramp and wharf and inadequate parking. Engineering surveys suggest a 35 foot ramp plus major ledge excavation would be needed, far beyond available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Park Commission
Fort Popham
Laurence Stuart
Bath Area
Roland McIntosh
Popham Beach
The
Park Commission
Stuart
Chamber
Cox's Head Summer Social and Family Visits Noted
A fleet of eight yachts toured the Kennebec on Tuesday afternoon. Local residents and visitors from Phippsburg Center, Bath Iron Works, Everett Massachusetts, and Lewiston enjoyed social calls and weekend trips. The period saw road repairs after heavy rain and several family visits including Dozois, Perkins, and Canfield circles across Brunswick, Harpswell Center, and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Mark Harrington
Phippsburg Center
Wilbur Place
Harold Seavey
Ralph Doughty
Knob Rock Hill
Stanton C. Dozois
William Harding
Brunswick
Laurence Thayer
Bath Iron Works
Ernest Smith
Everett
Mass
Everett Perkins
Paul Hurd
Virginia
Wyman Farm
Elbert Woodman
Woolwich
Ruth Canfield
Seymour Bigelow
Sebasco Estates
Riverview Farm
East Brunswick
William R. Perkins
Richard Riley
Everett C. Perkins
Richard S. Dozois
John Ring
Harpswell Center
H. L. Carlisle
Bath
Sam Bailey
Tipton
Earle B. Perkins
Augusta
Harvey Bergeron
Xavier Croteau
Lewiston
Walter Richardson
Lynn
C. Harry Hannaford
P. J. Lewis
Swampscott
Walter Snipe
Cox’s Head
Thomas Skelfield
Bowdoinham
Richard C. Dozois
Jean Stark
West Point
Miss Stark
Miss Canfield
Three Bath Area Winners In Portland Outdoor Menu Contest
Three Bath area entrants won in the Out- Of- Doors Menu Contest by Portland papers. Among 500 entrants, Mrs. Alice A. Lowell of Phippsburg, Mrs. Horace P. Morse of 10 West Street, and Mrs. Eeetee Plummer of 17 Tower Circle were awarded the Hungry Man's Outdoor Grill Cookbook as sixth through twentieth prize recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Area
Portland Papers
Alice A. Lowell
Phippsburg
Horace P. Morse
West Street
Eeetee Plummer
Tower Circle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyman B. Hollingshead
Dr. Hollingshead
Pemberton, N. J
Frances Waterman
Hollingshead
Waterman
Lady's Club
Odd Ladies
Pearl Campbell
Eunice Perry
Sadie Savage
Anna Burnham
Louise Rogers
Lucelia Blake
Fred—Osgood
Roland Sudds
Mr. Sudds
Mae Carroll
West Rockport
Patricia Ames
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Madelyn Clement
California
Rome
Miss Ames
Philip Ames
Washington, D. C
Bath Junior High School
J. R. Dunton
Alice Dunton
Ruth Totman
Frances MacDonald
Mary Cooper
Roxbury
Milton MacDonald
Terry Lee Wallace
Arthur Totman
Norman MacDonald
Norma and
Ray
Leon Rouillard
Denny Road
Washington, D.C
Rouillard
Gail Fitzgerald
Donald Hopkins
Hopkins
Edith Riley
Coleman Ridge
Riley
Loring, Sharpe & Harmon
Edward Jones
Mrs. Jones
Atty
Boyd L. Bailey
Practicing Law Institute
Herman Coombs
George
Robert
Meadow Way
Glen Cove
L.I
Emerson Hall
Mullins
Carolina
Campbell’s Pond
Drake
Parker
Norman Pomleau
Pomleau
John Pagurko
Charles Milliken
Margaret
North Kingston
Milliken
Ada Milliken
Ethel Tourtillette
William Milliken
Frank Danforth, Jr
Thomas and
Daniel
Lisbon Falls
Duanforth
Mrs. Frankenforth
Bowdoin Theatre
Bruunswick
Homer Potter
Munroe Carlton
Alton Berry
Percy Bailey
Clifford Wilband
John Creighton
Christopher
Acton
Victor Paquet
Russell Street
John Parke Allen
Bath Rotary Club
Edward F. Cox
Maurice J. Warner
Phyllis
Frances Warner
Arlington
Warner
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert Kois
Robert Leonard Kois, Jr
Gardiner General Hospital
Nancy Bruce
William Bruce
Deborah DeWick
Robert DeWick
Anton Freeman
Mark
Karen Michael
David
Bellindle, N. J
Mr. Freeman
Oscar Freeman
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Lisa
Kimberly
Beth Ellen
Lower Washington Street
Five Islands
Victor Pinkham
Charles Berry
Duncan Rogers
Bonnie Jean
James, T.bonney
Swanton Wyman, Jr
U.S A
Fort Monroe
Small Point
Harry Spinney
Arthur Flink
Waltham
Wyman
Norman Chase
York Beach
Doris Scott Miller
New Jersey
Totman
New York State
Chester Parker
West Buxton
Randy
Charles Dillon Jr
Methven
West Bath Fire Department
Lyzern
Adirondack Mts
Popham
Cox
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