Bath and area residents share news of births visits and travels
Mrs Harold Small and Alberta and Patricia and Fay aboard street share family visits in Bath. A son named Daniel Her Birth announced for Mrs Buttrick at Memorial hospital. Residents plan moves to Hartford and Portland while others attend graduation and services across Bath and adjacent towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Small
Alberta
Patricia
Fay
Bath
S. Bruce Buttrick
Memorial Hospital
Buttrick
Daniel
Susan
Harold Tobey
Willow Street
Hartford
Memorial hospital visits and local social notes
Mrs. Annie Krepps of 121 Bedford Street is a patient at Memorial hospital and welcomes visits from friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Fossett and Betsy Ann of Portland are visiting Mrs. Fossett's parents, the Pert couple, in Middle Street. Fossett will stay longer. Margaret Lakin of Shepherd Street entered Memorial May 20 as a surgical patient and would like visitors. Fred Honen of Montswag left for Philadelphia to visit her husband and stay with his parents. Leo Poulin of Lewiston, a Sabine summer resident, is first at his cottage this season. Charles W. Leavitt and family hosted by Howard Leavitt in Liberty Street. Leavitt formerly worked on the tow bridge draw. Roger Pierce of Park Street and Herbert Huggard of Mechanic Street were Lewiston visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Krepps
Bedford Street
The
Memorial Hospital
John Fossett
Betsy Ann
Portland
Margaret Lakin
Shepard Street
Fred Honen
Montsweag
Philadelphia
Owen
Leo Poulin
Lewiston
Sabine
Charles W. Leavitt
East Baldwin
Mreavitt
Andrs. Howard Leavitt
Liberty Street
Leavitt
Roger Pierce
Park Street
S. Herbert Huggard
Mechanic Street
Mrs Florence Churchill Guests at Myrtle Lodge Banquet
Mrs Florence Churchill of P visits cousin Mrs Jennie Cameron of Granite street and attends Myrtle Lodge of Odd Ladies banquet at the Lobster Grill. Richard Giberson of 1330 Atlantic & Pacific Store has reentered Memorial hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Churchill
Jennie Cameron
Granite Street
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Richard Giberson
Atlantic & Pacific
Memorial Hospital
Wallace Plant Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Wallace Plant came home to High Street Friday afternoon from Maine General Hospital in Portland where he had been a patient. He underwent surgery at a Boston hospital several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Plant
High Street
Maine General Hosp
Portland
Mr. Plant
Boston, Mass
Miss Faith Fleming Admitted To Memorial Hospital
Faith Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton A Fleming of 17 Andrews Road is admitted as a medical patient at Memorial Hospital on May 24. Faith is a third grade student at Huse School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Fleming
Clinton A. Fleming
Andrews Road
Memorial Hospital
Faith
Huse School
Leavitt Family Attends Baltimore Pharmacy Graduation
Mrs. Edgar Leavitt of Academy street traveled to Baltimore Maryland for the graduation exercises at the Baltimore School of Pharmacy where her son Dean Leavitt was a class member. Dean Leavitt, a Morse High School graduate in the class of 1951, has accepted a position and will reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Sears
Jackie
Edgett Street
East
Providence
R. I
Zion's Bible Institution
Edgar Leavitt
Academy Street
Baltimore
Baltimore School of Pharmacy
Dean Leavitt
Leavitt
Morse High
Mrs John Lasell Opens Whitinsville Cottage at Small Point
Mrs John Lasell of Whitinsville Massachusetts has opened her cottage at Small Point for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lasell
Whitinsville, Mass
Small Point
Moore Family Returns After Visit. New Newport Baby Born
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore of Millinocket return from a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of Washington street. Mr Moore works on a local construction project. Mr and Mrs James Taggart of North street announce the birth of a son at the Maine Live and Ear Infirmary in Portland on Wednesday May 26 weighing eight pounds six ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Longley
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Walter Arthur
Lloyd Moore
David
Paul
Jerry
Wayne
Judy
Millinocket
Mr. Moore
Frank Moore
James Taggart
North Street
Maine Live & Ear Infirmary
Portland
Mrs Ethel Robinson and Jesse Homan Dinner Guests
Mrs Ethel Robinson and Jesse Homan were recent dinner guests of Portland friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Robinson
Jesse Homan
Portland
Traceys Leave Bath for California Home
Mr and Mrs Andrew J Tracey formerly of Bath left Monday for their home in Vallejo California after visiting his brother Thomas Tracey of 15 Huse street and other relatives here They also visited his sister in Portland and relatives in Ayer Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Tracey
Bath
Vallejo
Calif
Thomas Tracey
Huse Street
Portland
Ayer
Mass
Gardinerresident Lula Marr mourns weekend with son and wife
Mrs Lula Marr of Gardiner and former resident of upper Washington street spent the weekend with her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Charles Marr of Washington street travelling to visit family in the city through the weekend with relatives in the Washington street area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Marr
Gardiner
Upper Washington Street
Charles Marr
Washington Street
Mrs Donald Parent in Memorial Hospital Convalescence
Mrs Donald Parent of Office Drive is a surgical patient at Memorial hospital and is convalescing very satisfactorily. Her children Virginia Elaine and grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of 470 Washington Street are listed in the hospitalization notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Parent
Office Drive
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Elaine
Frank Moore
Washington Street
Mrs Jayne Guests Overnight Before Cottage Work
Mrs John K. Jayne of New Canaan Conn is an overnight guest May 25 of Hon and Mrs Arthur Bewall Stone House Farm on her way to Small Point where work began last week on a demountable cottage for her temporary residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal F. Sewall
New York City
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
Small Point
John K. Jayne
New Canaan, Conn
Arthur Bewall
Stone House
Memorial Day visits and trips from Bath and South Portland
Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden of South Portland formerly of Bath spent Memorial Day with Mrs Madden s father Harry A Beals at his Wis-casset home. Miss Peggy Safford from Bath Iron Works and Miss Cynthia Dauphin from New England Tel and Tel visit Sgt and Mrs Richard Soule in Quantico Virginia. Mrs Soule is Jean Caton formerly of Bath. Mr and Mrs Warren Hawley Jr and Rodney E Ross Jr toured to Jackman for a fishing trip over Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stanton
Somerset Place
Rangeley
Memorial Day
G. Clifford Madden
South Portland
Bath
Peggy Safford
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harold Safford
Middle Street
Cynthia Dauphin
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
John M. Dauphin
High Street
S. Richard Soule
Quantico, Va
Soule
Jean Caton
Warren Hawley, Jr
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Washington Street
Jackman
Hogan couple arrives for summer in Arrowsic near Ainsworths
Mr and Mrs Robert Hogan of Washington DC arrive to spend the summer at their Arrowsic home near their daughter and son in law Major and Mrs Raymond L Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hogan
Washington, D. C
Arrowsic
Major
Raymond L. Ainsworth
Mrs Frank Wilson Hosts Canasta Club Session
Mrs Frank Wilson entertained her canasta club last Wednesday with refreshments served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Canasta ‘Club
Mrs LeRoy Lord Sr Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mrs LeRoy Lord Sr leaves Memorial hospital to return home on upper Washington street. Her sister Mrs Lucy Bennett of Buckfield visits for several days with her sister and brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lord, Sr
Upper Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Lucy Bennett
Buckfield
Mrs Morse Returns From Florida in Five Week Rest
Mrs John A Morse returned Friday to the home of Mrs Edward B Smith at 929 Middle street after a five week rest. Mr and Mrs Graham Blandy of Greenwich New York spent part of the Winter at Penny Farms Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Minott
Phippsburg Center
Eastland
Portland
John A. Morse
Edward B. Smith
Middle Street
Graham Blandy
Greenwich
N. Y
Morse
Penney Farms
Fla
Families join voyage home amid Geneva talk and farewells
Mrs Wright and family leave Bath to sail toward Heidelberg while lingering in Boston. Admiral Gillette notes limited Geneva conference progress as stormy seas approach the Atlantic coast. Mr and Mrs Arnold C Perham of Chelmsford visit Bath en route to Quebec for a holiday. Sgt George Wright returns to Germany after a year abroad. farewells mark transitions within multiple Boston and Bath circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Street
Pet Baxter
Washington Street
Boston
Arnold C. Perham
Chelmsford
Mass
Herbert Worrey
16 Winter Street
Quebec
Sailor Albert O Berry to Arrive in Newport From Europe
Albert O Berry M M 1/c USN will arrive in Newport Saturday after a six month Europe cruise. Mrs Berry, living with his parents on Cherry street, will join him in Newport for a week. He will be discharged June 24 and then join her in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O. Berry
M. M
U.S.N
Newport
R. 1
Europe
Berry
F. Arthur Berry
Cherry Street
Bath
Miss Georgianna McFadden Plans Trinity College Arrival
Miss Georgianna McFadden will join the Trinity College senior class in Washington D C this September. She returned home Wednesday to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs R Clinton McFadden of North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna McFadden
Trinity College
Washington, C
R. Clinton McFadden
North Street
Relatives Visit with Gibbons and Ledyard in Lincoln Street
Miss Molly Palmer of Boston arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons of Washington street. Her sister Mrs. Anna Palmer of Portland Oregon will visit later this week with Mrs. Marion Ledyard on Lincoln street and other relatives. Both were former Bath residents. Miss Mildred G. Nichols of Middle street left Saturday for several days in Portland to visit her friend Miss Annie McGowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Palmer
Boston
Thomas S. Gibbons
Washington Street
Anna Palmer
Portland
Oregon
Marion Ledyard
Lincoln Street
Bath
Mildred G. Nichols
Middle Street
Annie McGowen
Local residents share news of moves and visits
Mrs Lena S Harnden and sister Mrs Harriet Smith describe their pleasant California home life in Pasadena and joining the Pasadena State of Maine Club. The piece lists visits from relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs Vernon Mitchell of Quincy and others visiting Bath and area over weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena S. Harnden
Harriet Smith
California
Bath
Pasadena
State of Maine Club
Robbins Returns Home After Memorial Day Visit
Chana F. Robbins of Portsmouth New Hampshire has returned home after a visit over Memorial Day with his sister and her husband George Darra of Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chana F. Robbins
Portsmouth
N. F
George Darra
Pine Street
Yorks Visit Varneys Over Memorial Weekend
Mr and Mrs William York of Gorham New Hampshire and their children Betty Sally and Greg were guests of Mrs Yorks parents Mr and Mrs Chester Varney of 360 Washington Street on Memorial Day. The Varneys hosted over the weekend Mr and Mrs True Phoreson of Dorchester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William York
Gorham
N. H
Betty
Sally
Greg
Bath societies and clubs hold combined executive meeting
The Women’s Society for Christian Service of Wesley Methodist Church held a vestry meeting after a covered dish supper with 15 in attendance. Officers for 1953-54 and 1954-55 discussed plans for the new year, with installation of officers led by past president Madelyn Hodgdon and a lobster salad dinner to precede the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Katherine Upham
Madelyn Hodgdon
Eleanor Butterfield
Lilie Niles
Elnora Oliver
Gaynell Taber
Lilla King
Callie Rogers
Hazel Hopkins
Lillian Temple
Elizabeth Trott
Nan Brown
Mildred Marble
Vivian Hunger
Edna Upham
Shirley Swearingen
Club Forty-Two Enjoys Portland Dinner Outing
Club Forty-Two members met for a dinner in Portland Monday. Attendees included Mrs. David Clark Mrs. Kenneth Jaquith Mrs. Milton Savage Mrs. Edward Jones and others. Wednesday's meeting was canceled and the final session is set for June 2 with June project materials due for award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
David Clark
Kenneth Jaquith
Milton Savage
Edward Jones
Milton Footer
Arthur Sturtevant
Joseph Mullaney
Frances Grainger
Lawrence Wyman
Frederick Henderson
Leon White
Paul Hart
Leonard Smith
Theta Chapter Hosts Morse High Prize Speakers
Mrs Stewart Thayer entertained Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Front street home with Morse High School prize speaking students Dorothy Thompson Sue Hagerthy and Anne Singer in a program titled Literature. Delegates Mrs Harold Perry and Mrs George Gallant reviewed the New England convention in Boston. President Ruth Davis announced committees for the year including Program Membership Social Service Publicity Historian Ways and Means Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Thayer
Beta Sigma Phi
Front Street
Morse High School
Harold Perry
Dorothy Hompson
Sue
Paul Lemont
William Rogers
Richard Raven
Frank Curran
Maria St. Angelo
Nicholas Kakos
Russell Turcotte
Edward Cummings
Ruth Davis
Transportation
Lowell Temple Birth Day Supper Observed
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters held their annual birth day supper on Wednesday evening. A daytime gathering and plans for another event next Wednesday were noted. A six o'clock chicken salad meal was supervised by Mrs. Pearl Campbell and Mrs. Alice Rideout. A birthday cake with ice cream and coffee followed. Memorial service is set for June 16. Members plan church attendance with Acadia Lodge K of P on June 13 at Wesley Methodist church. A gift was given to Mrs. June Wright who will soon move to Germany with her husband. Mrs. Eunice Perry received her past chief's jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian
Pearl Campbell
Alice Rideout
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Wesley Methodist Church
June Wright
Germany
Eunice Perry
Chatterabout Club Plans Hyde Home Project
Mrs Elaine Mitchell entertained the Chatter about club at her Dum mer street home last week. Members planned a Hyde Home project for the next meeting at Mrs Blanche Locke 24 Cummings. A Scotch auction followed the business session and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Mitchell
Chatterabout Club
Dummer Street
Hyde
Blanche Locke
Cummings Street
Hockomock Council Meeting Notes with Pocahontas Leader
The Hockomock Council met Thursday evening with Mildred Roderick presiding over Pocahontas. Routine reports were read and plans for the next meeting discussed. A mystery prize was won by pars RPaSr EE and donated by nor Larry J. Department Great Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
Mildred Roderick
Pocahontas
Pars Rpasr EE
Nor Larry J. Department
District meeting hosts allied council in Brunswick
Ruth Trask spoke on the district meeting with Al feretta Council in Brunswick on June 2. Four members Annie Wilson Marjorie Steele Ada King and Iva Lee Cousins attended the Pocahontas Council at Cumberland Center May 22 and gave remarks on highlights. The next meeting is June 3 with entertainment and a surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Trask
Alferetta Council
Brunswick
Annie Wilson
Marjorie Steele
Ada King
Iva Lee Cousins
Pocahontas Council
Cumberland Center
Asenith Haggett
May Dannenfelser
Wesley Fellowship Plans Youth Sale and Picnic
The Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship met in the vestry with Walter Upham as president. A rummage sale is planned for June 5 at 1 p.m. A season-ending meeting will be held Sunday evening and a picnic is set for June 13 at Upham cottage on Foster's Point. Memorial services were led by Upham and Priscilla Marble with Gail Carleton at the piano. Some members may attend the Methodist Summer Camp at Narrows Lake in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Walter Upham
Upham
Foster's Point
Carlyle Taber
Priscilla Marble
Gail Carleton
Narrows Lake
Winthrop
Genesta Chapter O S Plans Friday Meeting
Genesta Chapter O S plans a Friday evening event with a memorial service for deceased members. Officers will wear white and a poverty party social hour will follow with attic searches for disreputable garments and prizes for the poverty stricken. Planned by officers and members, the program includes games and dancing with refreshments. The final meeting before summer recess is June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Chapter
Fred Osgood
Waldo Brooks
Sacred Heart Circle Plans Cards Evening
Sacred Heart Circle of Daugh ter of Isabella met Tuesday with Regent Miss Helen Moses Pew c. The June Social committee announced an entertainment program of cards on June 22. Miss Moses gave a resume of the State Convention in Portland in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Isabella
Helen Moses Pew
Miss Moses
Portland
Cromwell to visit Portland guest over weekend with Groves
Stanley M. Cromwell of Portland will be a guest over the weekend in Winfield Groves of 900 High Street. The visit centers on social plans and neighborhood hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. Cromwell
Portland
Winfield Groves
High Street
USS Cromwell to be launched at Mare Island
The submarine USS Cromwell is set for launch at Mare Island California on September 16 1947. The ship measures 314 feet in length with a 36 foot beam and 1850 ton displacement. Capt John P Cromwell namesake was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for heroism aboard the Sculpin in World War II near Truk on November 19 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarawa
Cromwell
Yokohama
Henry, Ill
Annapolis
Submarines
Pacific Fleet
United States
Submarine Division
Annual Picnic Severy Sewall Chapter Features Songs and Talk
Two groups perform patriotic selections of America and Ireland sung by Mrs. Macy Whitehead with piano by Mrs. Mildred Als o. Guest speaker Mrs. William Harding discusses Colonial Costumes and Historic Buttons, displaying catalogued hobby collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ireland
Macy Whitehead
Phippsburg
Mildred Also
William Harding
Picnic Plans Altered Amid Illness In East Bunewick
The group praised Mrs. Belle Bridgham and Mrs. Lena Ring for their Screncee program and thanked Mrs. Haggett and her mother Mrs. Minott for hospitality. The picnic moved from Mrs. Fred Cary’s East Bunewick home due to a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bridgham
Lena Ring
Haggett
Minott
Fred Cary
East Bunewick
Pony League Opens Season on Saturday
Bath's Pony League starts the 1954 baseball season at 1 30 p.m. Saturday at McMann Field with a parade from Morse High, four Bath teams, four Knox Lincoln teams, and two Saturday games: Eagles versus Fleet Reserve at 1 30 and Bath Merchants versus B I W at 3. Umpires George Paes Sarkis and Lawrence Iolman. Battery B National Guard will conduct flag ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
McMann
James Comeau
Morse High School
Spy Tobey
High Street
Center
Lincoln Streets
Lincoln
North Street
McMann Field
Corps
Knox-Lincoln Pony League
Eagles
Fleet Reserve
Bath Merchants
George Paes Sarkis
Lawrence Iolman
Battery B
National Guard
Visitors Gather at Small Point Beach for Memorial Day
Weekend visitors at the Manley cottage on Small Point Beach included ney Breck Mr and Mrs Henry Mellen of Boston and Mrs Susan MacDowell and two children from Portland Mrs Hurst Russell and Mr Christopher Stancliffe Hurst of Melrose Mass joined by the Hitchcock cottage party for the summer Mrs Pierce and Kimberly visit with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Daniel M Grant in Bath and Mrs Pierce works as secretary to the chief meteorologist of the Ohio Oil Co in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Oe
Small Point Beach
Ney Breck
Henry Mellen
Boston
Mass
Susan MacDowell
Portland
Christopher Stancliffe Hurst
Russell
Melrose
Hitchcock Cottage
Hurst
Lourge Ha
Bath
Kimber
Hollywood
Calif
Pierce
Kimberly
Daniel M. Grant
And
Ohio Oil Co
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Norman O. Morse
Norman O. Morse, Jr
Chanute Air Force Base
Chanute
Converse G. Fenn
Eastham Guild, Jr
Belgrade Lakes
J. Vinal Hunnewell
Lexington
James Henderson
James Vinal
Steven A
Skowhegan
Stanley Hunter
Ruth Ellen
Robert
Old Brunswick Road
Benton
Mr. Hunter
Vida Hunter
Lucy Varney
Susan Nichols
Braintree
Ow Arnay
Robert C. Mitchell
40 Weeks Street
Donald Hopkins
Corliss Street
Varney
Lucy Mitchell
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Dorothy Kenney
Thimble Club
Federal Street
William Turpie
Greenstreet
Manchester
Turpie
Ellen James
Beverly Hooker
Donald MacKenzie
First Baptist Church
Carl Albee
Frederick Haggett
Priscilla Perkins
Jane Stevens
Albert McMann
William Kennison
Lincoln County Orchestra Association
the Baptist Church In
Damariscotta
Ray Marr
Everett
Mr. Marr
Charles MacMahan
Georgetown Center
Charles Andre
Maine
John A. Brown
Islands
Jamestown
Paul Hurd
Hurd
Regal Lumber Co
Brown
Slingerlands
Jack Murray
Eva Henderson
Wesley Street
Ethel Lee
Maude Wilson
Sadie White
Laura Carrier
Celina Fortier
Annie Brownrigg
Yvette Bisson
Celina Small
Arthur Farris
Center Street
Auburn
Gordon Preble
Mrs. Preble
Florida
Doraville
Preble
Sebasco
Reginald Soucie
Wetherbee Homestead
Jennie Larrabee
Merton Wright
Sasanoa Bluffs
Larrabee
Edmund A. Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
Boothbay
Fort Lauderdale
Albert Richards
Day's Ferry
Richards
Judith
Renee Je
Archie Wishart
Birthday Club
Oliver Street
George E. Boynton
Gerald Street
Edmund Russell
Quaker Point
Boyntons
Chester Moore
Franklin
Stanley
Ronald
Lisbon Falls
George Wright
George, Jr
Kenneth LeRoy
Monda
New York
Heidelberg
Sgt. Wright
Wrigh
Fred Stover
Robert Dunshee
Melrose, Mass
Walter Beane
Frank Calderwood
Union
Vernon Mitchell
Quincy
H. Thomas Riley, Jr
Edith Riley
Donald Hopkins, Jr
Lissa
Susan Mitchell
Flossie M. Beals
Robert Mitchell
Joseph Small
Hon
Donald N. Small
Popham Beach
Andrew Babkirk
Meadow Way
Ellsworth
John Chaney
Jackie and
Raymond
Kittery
Mr. Chaney
Goldie Chaney
Cato Avenue
Corp
Kenneth E. Morse
Aberdeen
Maryland
Richard C. Morse
Winnegance
Bath Societies
Wesley Church Women
Club Forty
THETA
Tts
Francis Atkinson
Dayton
Idaho
Disabled American Veterans
FBI
Wesley Fellowship
Genesta
Sewall
Pony League
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