Wedding of Miss Carolyn Parris and Albert Thompson
The marriage took place Wednesday at nine p m at the Episcopal parsonage with Rev Culbert McGay officiating. Attending were Mr and Mrs Forest Legard of Berlin New Hampshire and other family members. The couple plans a Massachusetts honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s parents in Upper Washington Street. Mrs Thompson is a Morse High School graduate of 1912 and Mr Thompson works as an electrician at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Elizabeth Parris
Albert Henry Thompson
Episcopal Parsonage
Culbert McGay
Forest C. Legard
Berlin
N. H
C. A. Parris
Boston
Mass
Thompson
Massachusetts
Frank W. Parris
Morse High School
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Times man on vacation in Providence with Brunswick companion
Thomas B. Perry of the Times composing room is on a vacation trip to Providence. He is accompanied by Joseph V. Paquet of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Perry
The
Times Composing Room
Providence
Joseph V. Paquet
Brunswick
Worcester editor Sawyer visits Bath friends during summer outing
H M Sawyer city editor of the Worcester Telegram visited Bath Monday coming up from Cox's Head where he enjoys an outing with Mrs Sawyer at Swampscott Bungalow owned by his brother FE PD Sawyer. He is a longtime editor and Bath friends welcome him. Also present at Squirrel were Misses Eleanor and Martha Hooper. Mrs John E Walker of Thomaston is confined to her colonial home with a sprained ankle after an accident delaying plans for a center house party. Mrs W B Buck visits her parents Captain and Mrs L B Chaney in Oak Street while Dr Buck plans to practice in Chelmsford. Frederic H Low formerly Bath Savings treasurer arrived from Pasadena for a visit with his daughter at the Low homestead on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Sawyer
Worcester Telegram
Cox's Head
Mrs. Sawyer
Swampscott Bungalow
Fepd. Sawyer
Mr. Sawyer
Bath
Massachusetts
Thomaston
Rockland Courier
John E. Walker
Walker
Josie Percy
Phippsburg
Percy
W. B. Buck
Eand
Oak St
Buck
Tewksbury Hospital
Chelmsford, Mass
Frederic H. Low
The
Bath Savings Institution
Pasadena
Calif
F. F. Ingraham
Low
High St
Shiloh Sloop Named for Civil War Battle
The Schmidts of Squirrel Island own the auxiliary sloop and motor boat Shiloh named for a Civil War battle. Mr and Mrs Harlan P Small of Springfield Mass visited the Moulton homestead in Bath and planned a three week vacation in New Harbor after spending Sunday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidts
Squirrel Island
Shiloh
Harlan P. Small
Springfield
Mass
Moulton
Washington St
Small
Bath
Fannie Moulton
New Harbor
Congressman Gillette
Massachusetts
Gibsons Reach Dark Harbor After Fog Bound Boat Incident
Mr and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson arrived by speed boat from Biddeford Pool en route to their Dark Harbor summer home. Fog forced their ascent up the river where a rock struck the boat shaft minor damage. They anchored offshore after visiting a yacht club and spent the night at the King Tavern. Mrs Gibson is from the Langhorn family of Virginia, linked to Waldorf Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon Gibson
Burdett Gibson
Schenectady, N. Y
Charles Dana Gibson
Langhorne
Dark Harbor
King Tavern
Biddeford Pool
Isleboro
Gibson
America
Virginia
Waldorf Astor
Pratt Post Cards Highlight Hartford Visit At Post Theatre
Mr and Mrs Lester Pratt of Hartford Conn sent post cards about their Saturday theatre outing to Post Theatre. They enjoyed The Dairy Farm with Eugene Desmond a Bath boy in the cast earning praise and building a strong local reputation in Harrison. Mr Pratt works as a linotype operator for the Times Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Pratt
Hartford, Conn
Post Theatre
Eugene Desmond
Harrison
Pratt
the Times Co
Bath links Honor Visitors From New York Sail Firm
Ninetie LY Sameen O ULLAL and Mrs. R H McGurrin of New York visit Mr. Southard’s daughter Mrs. Nathaniel Norton. Mr. Southard, a former Bath boy, has lived in New York for years with the Andrew Mills sail making firm. Mrs. Southard was formerly Mrs. Charles Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninetie LY Sameen
Ullal
R. H. McGurrin
New York
Southard
Nathaniel Norton
Bath
Andrew Mills
Charles Payne
Mrs Stiness Hosts Auction Party for Higgins Guests
Mrs E C Stiness of Providence entertained with four tables of auction at the Higgins home in honor of her niece Miss Dorothy Higgins and guest Miss Rachel Olmstead of West Brookfield Massachusetts. Delicious refreshments of salads and ices were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Stiness
Providence
John C. Higgins
Dorothy Higgins
Rachel Olmstead
West Brookfield
Mass
Missionary Mrs Miller Visits Winona and Auburn
Mrs Josephine Miller of Winona Mass recently visited her sister Mrs Ebenezer Howard at the Kane home and planned a Auburn visit before returning home She recently returned from a two year Africa stay with the Methodist Foreign Mission society In Africa she trained a class of colored men over forty years old and shared tales of her missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Miller
Winona
Mass
Ebenezer Howard
C. B. Kane
Auburn
Mrs Breckenridge Returns From Visit To Winona Lake
Mrs. J. C. Breckenridge returns to Winona Lake Indiana today after visiting her son Dr Breckenridge at Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Breckenridge
Winona Lake
Indiana
Dr. Breckenridge
Center St
Sailing Party Honors Miss Spaulding in Boothbay Voyage
Miss Priscilla Kimball hosted a Friday sailing party for Miss Sylvia Spaulding of Nashua New Hampshire visiting Miss Dorothy Sewall. The trip began in the city aboard Hon A H Shaws launch, stopping at Camp Lazie for Mrs M W Sewall and son Joseph, then to Boothbay for Miss Elizabeth Houghton, with a grand picnic dinner at Camp Lazie. Participants included Miss Spaulding Miss Kimball Miss Sewall Miss Carol Percy Miss Miriam Kimball Miss Elizabeth Houghton Mrs M W Sewall Milton S Kimball W E Chase Jr Sumner Sewall Horace Morse Don and Robert Percy of Brookline and Joseph Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Kimball
Sylvia Spaulding
Nashua
N. H
Dorothy Sewall
A. H. Shaw
Camp Lazie
M. W. Sewall
Joseph
Boothbay
Elizabeth Houghton
Miss Spaulding
Carol Percy
Miriam Kimball
Miltons. Kimball
W. E. Chase, Jr
Sumner Sewall
Horace Morse
Don
Robert Percy
Brookline
Joseph Sewall
Whitneys Visit as Missionary Veteran Speaks at Church
Rev and Mrs Alfred Brown Whitney of Indianapolis visited Dr R P Brown in town arriving by boat Saturday. Whitney, a longtime Rocky Mountains missionary, was ordained 40 years ago and served in the Civil War with the 11th Battery. He loves Maine, tied to his Wiscasset-born mother, recalling Boston Bath trips by boat and coach to Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brown Whitney
Indianapolis
Whitney
R. P. Brown
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Rocky Mountains
11Th Mass. Battery
Boston
Maine
Wiscasset
Bath
Heaths Visit City Then Planned Summer at Five Islands
Rev and Mrs Heath of Boston arrived by auto Friday en route to their summer home at Five Islands. Mrs Heath was formerly Miss Maxwell of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Heath
Boston
Five Islands
Miss Maxwell
Mrs Cook Back From Oakland Visit as Guest of Mrs Perry
Miss Charlotte F. Cook returned from a two weeks visit in Oakland where she was the guest of Mrs. Wellman Perry. Mrs. Perry is identified as Miss Addie Stilphen of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte F. Cook
Oakland
Wellman Perry
Perry
Addie Stilphen
Miss Blanche True and Fargo Ties Highlight Visit
Miss Blanche True of Fargo North Dakota, head of the English Literature department at Fargo College, and her mother have been guests of her cousin Mrs H C Stinson at Bay Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
True
Wellesley
Fargo
No. Dakota
H. C. Stinson
Bay Point
Miss True
Fargo College
Natick couple visits Boston home on Middle Street
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Oliver of Natick, Massachusetts, arrived Saturday for a visit to their Middle Street home. Mr. Oliver returned to Natick today, while Mrs. Oliver remains in the city for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. D. Oliver
Natick
Mass
Middle St
Warden Family Heads to Rangeley Lakes for Outing
Mr and Mrs William Warden and daughter Harriet, guests of Hon and Mrs John S Hyde, departed Saturday for an outing in Rangeley Lakes, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warden
Harriet
John S. Hyde
Rangeley Lakes
Conley Gilkey Party Dines Overnight in Bath During Trip
Mr and Mrs H S Conley and son Lester with Mr and Mrs E W Gilkey formed a motoring party arriving in Bath on their Rockland to Boston journey. They dined at the colonial and stayed overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Conley
Lester
E. W. Gilkey
Bath
Rockland
Boston
Colonial
Lane and Davis wed in Beacon Street ceremony
Frank Lane of Portland married Miss Addie F. Davis of Harpswell daughter of Oliver F. Snow last Wednesday afternoon at Beacon Street parsonage. Rev. T. N. Kewley officiated. Lane works as a Portland salesman and the couple will reside in Harpswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane
Portland
Addie F. Davis
Harpswell
Oliver F. Snow
Beacon St. Parsonage
T. N. Kewley
Erie Visitors Return After Bath Weekend
Mrs. E. J. Throne and her daughter Vera of Erie Pennsylvania finished a month long visit in Thirty and Woolwich and returned home Saturday. Vera was honored with a box party Friday evening at Bath Opera House hosted by her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Throne
Vera
Erie
Woolwich
Bath Opera House
Morse relatives return from Pacific Coast Fairs and New York visit
Miss Jennie R Morse and Miss Anna Morse, nieces, have returned from a visit to the Pacific Coast fairs and a subsequent stay in New York arriving home last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie R. Morse
Anna Morse
New York
Paris Hill and New York guests enjoy Camden trip
Miss Carrie Hall of Paris Hill and Forest Farnham of New York visited Mr and Mrs R P McFadden for the weekend and took an automobile trip to Camden on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hall
Paris Hill
Forest Farnham
New York
R. P. McFadden
Camden
Leonard Marks Begins Two Week Vacation With Family
Leonard Marks arrives Monday for a two weeks vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs T W Marks of this city. Mr Boate is a soloist in the Lutherance in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Marks
T. W. Marks
Mr. Boate
Peg Aoea
Lutherance
Brooklyn
Percy Rairden to Visit Bath This Summer
Percy Rairden of Sumatra, second son of Consul General B. S. Rairden of Batavia Java, is coming to the United States for a visit this summer and may be in Bath in August. He is engaged in business in Sumatra and grew up in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Rairden
Sumatra
B. S. Rairden
Batavia
Java
Bath Middle St
United States
Bath
Percy
Miss Esther Jones Engaged to Franklin Shaw
Miss Esther Jones of this city becomes engaged to Franklin Shaw of Boston Massachusetts. Jones, Morse High School and New England Conservatory graduate, 1911 and 1915 respectively. Shaw, Orono High School 1909 and Wentworth Institute 1913, now a New Hampshire lumber business owner. The Eta Lambda Delta club of the class of 1911 hosted the party with music and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Rideout
Eta Lambda Delta Club
M.H.S
Esther Jones
Franklin Shaw
Boston
Mass
Miss Jones
Morse High School
New England Conservatory of Music of
Mr. Shaw
Orono High School
Orono
Maine
Wentworth Institute
New Hampshire
Reunion for Bowdoin Class of '61 at Squirrel Island
Edward Stanwood of Brookline plans a Class of 1861 reunion at Squirrel Island during the first week of August. Attending will be Dr. Dingley of the Lewiston Journal and Judge Kenniston of Boothbay Harbor. Stanwood is editor of Youth's Companion and Dingley is a longtime editor. A banquet is planned if Stanwood’s health holds, with guests at his cottage L Amico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanwood
Brookline
Squirrel Island
Bowdoin College
Dingley
The
Lewiston Journal
Judge Kenniston
Boothbay Harbor
Stanwood
U. S
Social notes from North Bath and surrounding towns
Miss Ethel Wright of North Bath spends the summer at Squirrel Inn. Miss Louise Robbins visits brother Harold Robbins in Kittery. Mrs. James Oliver of Lynn visits her aunt Mrs. C. H. Beals Oak Street. Chief Carpenter J Red dington U S N returns from New York. Miss Margaret McClay Bangor visits aunt Mrs. E J Murphy Middle Street. Mr and Mrs John McLeod Bradford Mass guests of City Clerk Grassy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wright
North Bath
Squirrel Inn
Louise Robbins
Harold Robbins
Kittery
James Oliver
Lynn
C. H. Beals
Oak St
J. Reddington
U.S.N
New York
Margaret McClay
Bangor
E. J. Murphy
Middle St
John McLeod
Bradford
Mass
Miss Robbins Takes Rest Amid Library Outing
Miss Alice K. Robbins, assistant librarian at Patten Free Library, enjoys a week’s rest in Wolfboro New Hampshire. The Youth’s Companion July 22 features a sketch of the Erudition school house with a fine cut of Bath’s time-honored edifice accompanying the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice K. Robbins
Patten Free Library
Wolfboro
N. H
Bath
Summer visitors occupy Webber cottage at Popham
Mr and Mrs Sullivan of Boston occupy the Webber cottage at Popham for a fortnight. Other parties take the cottage August seventh and keep it through Labor Day. Fred Moulton of South Norwalk arrives and camps at New Harbor for the week with his brother Dr Charles D Moulton of East Orange New Jersey. He will return to Bath on Monday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sullivan
Boston
Webber
Popham
Fred Moulton
South Norwalk
Social Guests And Local Visits In Town
Miss Audrey Mallette stayed with Miss Marguerite Hennessy at Popham for the weekend. James Morse hosted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starkey and Miss Gertrude Greenleaf who drove to Southport in Morse’s car. Miss M Janet Cutler, attending the Commonwealth Art Colony at Boothbay Harbor, visited town on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Mallette
Marguerite Hennessy
Popham
James Morse
Fred Starkey
Gertrude Greenleaf
Southport
Mr. Morse
Mr. Starkey
M. Janet Cutler
Commonwealth Art Colony
Boothbay Harbor
Ladies Tour Maine Resorts From New York Visit Bath Area
Miss Ellie Moulton leaves today for an outing at Five Islands. Miss Lenna M Stage of Mt. Vernon New York and Miss Olive M Humphrey of Wee hawken Heights New Jersey visited Bath registering for an overnight at the Cosmopolitan Club house. They traveled to New Meadows Inn enjoyed a river trip down Sasanoa to Boothbay Harbor and a sail up the Songo to Bridgton praising Maine scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Moulton
Five Islands
Lenna M. Stage
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Olive M. Humphrey
Weehawken Heights
N. J
Maine
New Meadows Inn
Sasanoa
Boothbay Harbor
Bath
Songo
Bridgton
Bath to Host Organ Recital by Dayton Cushing This Summer
Bath residents welcome an organ recital by Dayton Cushing this summer at the Nurses' Home. Cushing last performed publicly in Bath in 1969 at Central Church with Allan H. Ramsay as vocalist. Local music lovers, eager for the return, anticipate the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping City
Dayton Cushing
Cushing
Bath
Central Church
Allan H. Ramsay
Social Guests From Across New England In Town
Miss Lulu Cowland of Cambridge Massachusetts visits Miss Viola Hogan. Miss Althea Harvey of Hallowell visits Miss Helen Robinson. Mrs. W F Nash of Malden Massachusetts guests Mrs. James Dunton in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Cowland
Cambridge
Mass
Viola Hogan
Althea Harvey
Hallowell
Helen Robinson
W. F. Nash
Malden, Mass
James Dunton
Sagadahoc Tea Rooms Recall Sparks Bath Idea
The Gossiper notes demand for a tea room as Sagadahoc’s former tea houses vanished. Shipping City hustlers could capitalize on revived interest for a summer institution to serve tourists and locals. Increased auto traffic and lingering nostalgia fuel hopes Bath may once again host such a popular hostelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Bath
Local Natick Residents Featured Guests and Moves
Misses Edna and Marion Hills of Natick Massachusetts are guests of Mrs. Arthur E Bishop. Mr and Mrs Whalen and their children move from Linden Street to the Haggett homestead on Pearl Street which Mr Whalen recently purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Marion Hills
Natick
Mass
Arthur E. Bishop
Whalen
Linden Street
Haggett Homestead
Pearl St
Mr. Whalen
Cosmopolitan Club Announces Lawn Party Plans
The Cosmopolitan Club by its energetic philanthropic committee plans a novel lawn party next week. Husbands will help arrange the event with outdoor attractions and dancing in the assembly room. Miss Alice Marks serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Alice Marks
Mr and Mrs Bell Take Apartments at Fuller Residence
Mr and Mrs William Bell are residing at 832 Washington Street where they have moved into apartments in the Fuller residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Washington St
Fuller
Mrs Small and heirs travel for Sabino outing
Mrs William H Small with Masters William H Jr and Raymond and Mrs Ernest H Eaton departed Wednesday for an outing at Sabino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Small
William H., Jr
Raymond
Ernest H. Eaton
Sabino
Attleboro guest and Boston visitors head to New Orleans
Miss Mary H Hilbourn of Attleboro Mass is guest of Miss H Emma Magoun Mrs Chester Wallace and niece Miss Hazel Harrington leave today for a week at Five Islands Mrs Wallace sister Mrs Blasland and her mother in law travel to New York to bring back Mr Blasland for a town visit He will arrive by automobile Then they plan to go to New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Hilbourn
Attleboro
Mass
H. Emma Magoun
Chester Wallace
Hazel Harrington
Five Islands
Cosmopolitan Lawn Party Planned at 894 Washington Street
The Cosmopolitan lawn party will be held Tuesday night at 894 Washington Street. Dancing in the assembly room and card tables in the dining room will entertain guests. A menagerie of about twenty five dog breeds is promised as an attraction. Ices and candy will be sold. Miss Alice Marks chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Alice Marks
Outing and Church Class Socials Highlight Monmouth Scene
Miss H Emma Magoun returns home from Lake Winnipesaukee outing. The Men s Bible Class at Monmouth Methodist Church enjoyed a Wednesday evening program at Dr Lorettus S Metcalfe s summer residence. About twenty five attended as Dr Metcalfe spoke on astronomy with ice cake and coffee on the lawn. Professor Harold Banghart of Lakeview Conn gave a descriptive talk with songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Emma Magoun
Lake Winnepesaukee
Methodist Church of Monmouth
Lorettus S. Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Harold Banghart
Lakeview
Conn
Miss Ballou Visits Arnold Cottage Guest of Mrs Brown
Miss Susan Ballou traveled to Popham on Thursday for an outing at the Arnold cottage as a guest of Mrs. Charles S. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ballou
Popham
Arnold Cottage
Charles S. Brown
Mrs Southard Heads West for Montana Ranch Visit
Mrs Mabel B Southard and her daughter Miss Frances Southard of this city are spending the summer in Spokane Washington. They note Joseph B P Day once lived here fifty years ago and still holds ties to the city. They tour western wheat fields by large harvesters and plan a long ride into Montana to view a real western ranch after visiting the Castle Mountains around Lake Chelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel B. Southard
Miss Frances Southard
Spokane
Wash
Arthur Shorey to Report to Panama Bank Office
Arthur Shorey, enjoying a prolonged home vacation, received a telegram Wednesday to report to the International Banking Corporation in Panama to relieve a sick employee. He rushed home from Bridgton on the midnight train, left Bath Thursday night for the New York express, and will sail for ColonY on Saturday. He expects to be away about a year, having previously spent time in Hong Kong and Manila before returning last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shorey
International Banking Corporation
Panama
Arthur
Bridgton
Bath
New York Express
Colony
Wil
Hong Kong
Manilla
Nine young ladies travel by launch to Richmond film shows
A Thursday evening launch carried nine young ladies from Richmond to a movie and they returned after the show, leaving the city about nine oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Moose Party crowd hosts prize waltz at Music Hall
A Moose Lodge weekly whist party and dance featured a prize waltzing contest with two silk umbrellas as awards. Winners were Ralph Bertrand and Miss Daiey, judged by Stage Manager Wood and Lester Trio members. Prizes at the tables went to Walter Parshley, Fred Clark, Katie Marston, and Mabel Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Coffin
Deermont Clothing Co
D. T. Percy & Sons
Wood
Opera House
A. Lester
Lester
Albert Snow
Ralph Bertrand
Miss Daiey
Umbrellas
Walter Parshley
Fred Clark
Katie Marston
Mabel Baker
Stevens
Music Hall
Marine Band Concert Draws 1500 To Park
The Marine Band gave its third summer concert drawing about 1500 citizens including children. Vendors thrived near the Pagoda as cars lined adjacent streets while lights funded for Cosmopolitan Club events lit the area. however the dark frog pond remained unlit due to wiring delays at Roberts fountain, prompting public questions. Officer Rice monitored the crowd to maintain order among rowdy youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Band
Coney Island
Cosmopolitan Club
Bragg
Frog Pond
Roberts
Pardoned Maine inmate Melvin Bessey freed after 10 years
Governor grants clemency to 62-year-old Melvin Bessey once called the silent convict. He broke down as his pardon was handed by his son Alfred from Bridgton Maine. He spent the last decade outside prison walls at the farm with nightly quiet and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bessey
Alfred
Bridgton
Maine
Bessey
Pastime Theater Brunswick Opens August Ninth
The new Pastime Theater in Brunswick opens Monday August 9 with a seating capacity of 750. Only pictures will be presented at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatr
Brunswick
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Independent
Charles D. Clarke
Thomas Burgess
Augusta
Grace Church
Burgess
Capitol Island
Old Orchard
McGay
Mr. Burgess
General Theological Seminary
A. C. Briggs
Mary E. Briggs
Helen Ridlon
Florence Briggs
Stoneham
Marey
Viola
Medford
Rafe Lombard
Happs Nook
C. W. Early
Wadsworth
Walter M. Potter
Harry Crosman
Vermont
New Jersey
Potter
Canada
Mr. Potter
Studebaker
Squirrel
Eleanor
Martha Hooper
Moose Party
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