Richmond News Highlights College, Court and Community Events
The Richmond Women's Farm Bureau honored Nellie Sylvester and Hazel Lancaster with a kitchen committee named Maude Purinton Gertrude Jack and Clara West. Pupils in Grades 1 and 2 earned seven points of health certificates. Elwin Silver is hospitalized after a thumb injury from a moulding machine. Numerous local visits, church services and a June term jury list were reported along with births, deaths and graduation plans. The town prepared streets with tar via application and Bath Iron Works worker C Blair Kennedy returned after a car crash recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sylvester
Hazel Lancaster
Maude Purinton
Gertrude Jack
Clara West
William Meserve
Ella
Mary
Water Street
Charles Vickers
John Sutherburg
Stanley Griffin
Russell
Wilfred Sutherburg
Dewey Fisher
Elwin Silver
Gardiner General Hospital
Kenneth Specht
Shirley
Mass
Front Street
Cora Conley
Plorence Johnston
Bangor
George Despeaux
Somerville
Charles Davis
Methodist Church
Alfred H. Ives
Lester Norton
Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
Bowdoin Social Notes and Summer Travel Listings
Mrs C M Hutchins left for Jackson New Hampshire after a three week stay with Mrs C A Babb. Mrs Carl College of Springfield Mass is visiting her mother Mrs Grant Woods for the summer. East Bowdoin Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Grant Woods this Thursday. Mrs Ernest Carr went to Bartlett New Hampshire for several weeks. Miss Angie Purinton called at Mrs E O Tarr Richmond Corner. Mrs Perle West visited Mrs E J White Bowdoinham Thursday. Town schools closed for summer vacation with graduation at Grange hall on Monday Bowdoin Center. Mrs E O Tarr visited Mrs C A Babb Monday. Mr and Mrs Everett Jones of Sabatus called on L C Starbird Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hutchins
Jackson
N. H
C. A. Babb
Carl College
Springfield
Mass
Grant Woods
East Bowdoin
E. O. Tarr
Richmond Corner
Perle West
E. J. White
Bowdeinham
Grange Hall
Bowdoin Center
Everett Jones
Sabattus
L. C. Starbird
Solar Eclipse Path Maximum Width Noted at 160 Miles
A historical note describes the solar eclipse path with a maximum width of 160 miles. It highlights the extent of the umbra across regions, marking a key observational detail for observers and localities along the track.
Children Sunday at Central Church Showed Fine Program
Mrs. Carl J Severin led Central church Children Day service with Irma Groves Page and Junior staff assisting Dr David L Wilson opened with prayer and several children spoke. Plants were given to children at close. program featured songs and recitations by many named children and teachers with minister cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Severin
Central Church
Irma D. Groves
David L. Wilson
Shirley Clark
Marian Ferris
Stacy Sae
Virginia Emery
Donald McRae
Snowden
Marilyn Longley
Caroline Stackpole
Jesus
Frank Sutherland
Pierce
David McKellar
Natalie Hagen
Bertha Sutherland
David Hodgkin
Ann Pennell
Irene Ferris
Patty Smith
Barbara Lou Deering Peedere
Billy McKellar
Amelia Mitchell
Paul Bagdikian
Anita Bagdikian
Nellie Page
Truckload of hens overturned near Waldoboro
A Maplewood Poultry Co truck driven by Patrick Foley overturned on a rural road near Waldoboro. 106 crates of hens escaped into the woods as the vehicle slid down a 30 foot embankment after swerving to avoid a pedestrian. Raley and Foley escaped injury. Many crates broke, hens died or were lost, and cleanup took over eight hours, with feathers and carcasses spotted along the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldoboro
Ken Yards
Patrick Foley
Belfast
Foley
Maplewood Poultry Co
Malden
Mass
Robert B. Raley
Coon Dog Trials Set for Large Maine Purse
Local and Midwest winners hunt for top honor at Merrymeeting Park near Brunswick Sunday. Notable entrants include West Wind from Ohio, Dictator owned by Fred Sturtevant, Pine Tree Prince of John Sonia, three dogs from Archie Turner of Auburn, Red Flash from Dr. Parizo, Streamline Bridgton, and others. Events start 9 a.m. with crowds watching the mile and a quarter trail along breaks favorable for spectator viewing. Officials include William Briggs, Wendall Heal, Redford Christian, and several others handling registration, dog painting, posting, and judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mid-West
Dr. Hibbs
Maine
Dictator
Fred Sturtevant
John Sonia
Archie Turner
Auburn
Tennessee
South
Dr. Parizo
Waterville
Red Flash
Streamline
Bridgton
Merrymeeting Park
Brunswick
Bath-Brunswick
William Briggs
Wendall Heal
Redford Christian
William Donnell
Robert Boudreau
Harold Harrington
Edward Sonia
Theodore Earl
Arthur Roberts
Arthur L. Plant
Elford A. Stover
Georgetown Social Notes Highlight D L Pettingill Visit
Georgetown residents chronicle summer arrivals and local doings. Frye visitors Mr. and Mrs. D L Pettingill stay at Kennebec Point road home while Mrs. Pettingill joins Portland friends. Decorated area obits and regional travelers including Traftons, Emmons, and Williams families appear in a stream of parish and social items.
Dike PTA Elects Officers for Year
Dike P T A reelected Mrs Irving C Varney president at the annual meeting held in North End Community club. Mrs Arthur G Gilmore was elected vice president, Mrs Hermon W Crocker secretary, and Mrs Aubrey E Steen treasurer. Forty eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Irving C. Varney
North End Community Club
Arthur G. Gilmore
Hermon W. Crocker
Aubrey E. Steen
Charles T. Henderson
Edward St. Martin
Hattie Wallace
Frederick B. Kittridge
John Conley
Roy Bradford
Clifford B. Wilband
Student Miss Marguerite Brown Completes First Year
Miss Marguerite Brown finished her first year at Westbrook Junior College and spent the summer at home with her mother Mrs. Vivian Brown and grandmother Mrs. Chester Colby on Weeks Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Brown
Westbrook Junior College
Vivian Brown
Chester Colby
Weeks Street
Seven year olds and Sunday baptisms at Winter Street Church
On Children's Day at Winter Street Church, Ann Shirley Freeman and seven other children were baptized. The day featured a Bible presentation to seven year olds including Dorothy Bubier Carolyn Burditt Flisa Estabrooks Carolyn Miller Judith Hibbs Eunice Pert Lila Richmond William Briggs Donald Warren Carl Langbehn John Parker Robert Rowland Frank Warren Rodney Wright. Primary department volunteers organized recitations songs and prizes with groups led by Ann Wilson and Dorothy Bubier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Shirley Freeman
Robert Dunnell Green
Camilla Rae Lorentsen
Barron Edward Masters
John Bickford Pride
Beverly Jean Skinner
Donna Lee White
Winter Street Church
Dorothy Merle Bubier
Carolyn Rae Burditt
Flisa Lida Estabrooks
Carolyn Louise Miller
Judith Hibbs
Eunice Maude Pert
Lila Mae Richmond
William Melrose Briggs
Donald Sigurd Christensen
William Roy Donnell
Carl Wilhelm Langbehn
John Parker
Robert Lewis Rowland
Frank Randall Warren
Rodney James Wright
Robert H. Haskell
Warren
John Parker, Jr
God
Billy Smith
Ann Wilson
Carol Burditt
Lisa Es
Cradie
Lad
Phyllis Stover
Buddy Warren
Babier Jesus
Catherine Pert
Sists Bikeles Peas
Carolyn Miller
Barbara Briggs
Nathalie Hawthorne
Sue Smith
Mlases
Tone Tessieietis
Dorothy Wilson
Jesus
Howard Bubier
Mary Elizabeth Donnell
Billy Ice
Dorothy Bubier
Ships of Old Bath Topic Delights League Members
Mark W. Hennessy spoke on Ships of Old Bath before Wesley Epworth League with readings from Capt. Owens Journal. He highlighted Bath as a historic shipbuilder, showing old yards and vessels. Officers for 1939-40 were elected: Osborne president. Sampson 1st VP. Besaw 2nd VP. Whitney 3rd VP. Shellenbarger 4th VP. Coombs treasurer. Upham counselors. Oliver ex-officio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Hennessy
Bath
Wesley Epworth League
Capt. Owen
Charles Osborne
Margaret Sampson
Edna Besaw
Albert Whitney
Anna Shellenbarger
James Temple
John Coombs
Walter E. Upham
Chester B. Oliver
Memorial Tree Planted in City Park for Harold M. Sewall
A red maple was set out Thursday afternoon in the Park near Patten Free Library, in memory of the late Hon. Harold M. Sewall. Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter D AR led the event with Mrs. Harry Litchfield as chair and Mrs. Charles C. Low and Mrs. Harry E. Ring on the committee. The D AR plans a Fall dedication with a tablet at the tree base. Sewall, once city forester and a proponent of forest preservation, loved trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Sewall
Patten Free Library
Col
Dummer Sewall
D.ar
Harry &. Litchfield
Charles C. Low
Harry E. Ring
D.A.R
Mr. Sewall
Save the Forests
Maine
Engagement Announced For Nellie Robinson and Robert Cressey
Mr and Mrs Carl L Robinson of 54 Bedford street announce the engagement of their daughter Nellie M to Robert Haskell Cressey son of Mrs Bernice G Cressey 574 Washington street and the late Harry Y Cressey Miss Robinson a Morse high school graduate 1935 has worked four years as an operator at the local New England Tel and Tel Co Cressey a Morse graduate 1934 Bowdoin College 1938 now works in production at Bath Iron Works Corp Wedding plans are to be announced Kathleen Gillis Cambridge Mass a cousin of Rev A D Gillis formerly of Bath now Portland is visiting Mr and Mrs Edmund J G Arsenault 535 High street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Robinson
Bedford Street
Nellie M
Robert Haskell Cressey
Bernice G. Cressey
Washington Street
Harry Y. Cressey
Robinson
Morse High School
New England Tel. and Tel. Co
Cressey
Morse
Bowdoin College
Bath Iron Works Corp
Kathleen Gillis
Cambridge
Mass
A. D. Gillis
Bath
Portland
Edmund J. G. Arsenault
High Street
Five Islands Daily Boat Trips to Bath Start in June
Daily boats began May 1 to Bath with morning trips and afternoon returns. The column lists local movements including Cleve Rowe’s return to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, visits by Mrs. Mabel Dickey, Mrs. Harry Tarr, and many other residents visiting Bath, Five Islands, and Seguinland. Other items note hospital discharge, funerals, and social gatherings at the cottage community near Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Cleve Rowe
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Mabel Dickey
Harry Tarr
Richmond
Thomas W. Blaisdell
Walter Moore
Snowman
Hallowell
Mr. Moore
William Stewart
P. B. Savage
J. G. Stevens
A. W. Butler
Lincoln
Mass
Walter E. Reid
Waterville
William McGrath
Allston
Edith Davis
Good Neighbor Club
Victor Pinkham
Thomas Hanna
Togus Hospital
O. F. Rowe
Kittery
Harold Rows
J. R. Folsom
Augusta
J. R
Ralph Davis
Aubrey Steen
New York
Emma Blen
Nancy Blen
Billy
Cambridge
Sedgemere Road
Orville Rowe
Portland
Zephialentia Fickett
Georgetown
George M.kinnon
Maiden
Five Islands
John Hinds
Pejepecot
Seguinland
Herbert Moore
Herbert
Richard Woodward
Belmont
W. H. Holland
Marie Clough
Oakley
Thibodeau
Library
T. E. Cromwell
L. H. Rowe
Harold E. Brown
Morse High School
Model Schooners Will Enter Contest For Maine Coast Races
Sea and Shore Fisheries Commissioner Arthur R. Greenleaf will award a trophy to the owner of the season’s fastest model fishing schooner. He aims to run elimination races in western central and eastern areas with three winners meeting in a final. Cape Porpoise crowds plan a big race to outdistance Harve Sinnett's Puritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Coast Sea
Arthur R. Greenleaf
Cape Porpoise
Harve Sinnetts
Rockland
Spruce Head
Vinalhaven
Greenleaf
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Marriage of William F. Buntin and Bertha Moulton in Bath
William F. Buntin night superintendent of the I P Paper Mill in Livermore Falls wed Bertha Moulton daughter of Mrs Amy Young of Auburn in a two ring ceremony at Wesley M E Church Bath Rev Chester B Oliver officiated The groom son of Joseph Buntin of Bangor and active in Mr Oliver's church when he preached there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Buntin
I. P
Livermore Falls
Bertha Moulton
Amy Young
Auburn
Wesley M. E. Parsonage
Bath
Chester B. Oliver
Joseph Buntin
Bangor
Device Locates Pilot Location With Rapid Finder
A new automatic direction finder for large passenger planes locates a pilot's position within seconds, aiding navigation and safety during flight.
Westport Families Entertaining Summer Guests at Cottages
Mr and Mrs Wardwell of Springfield and Mr and Mrs Eaton of Boston and Eng land France visiting cottages at Harriman Point and North End. Visitors include Miss Lucille Dunon Eleanor Dunton James Dunton and others from Watertown Libon Falls Bath Wiscasset Holliston and Auburn as Eva Beaudet adds an addition to her cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardwell
Springfield
Mass
Francis
Eaton
North End
England
France
Coleman Lemont
Boston
Friend
California
Lemont
Harriman’s Point
Brian Jewett
Bryant Richardson
Pittsfield
Herman Michaud
van Buren
Irene ‘Mathews
Roger Mathews
Watertown
Harriman Point
Ralph Whitley
Carl Hodgdon
Arthur Pratt
Auburn
Bath
Eeth Campo
Lucille Dunon
Eleanor Dunton
James Dunton
Libon Falls
Willis Petty Jr
Holliston
Petty Cottage
Eva Beaudet
Lizier
Ayer Dies in Bath Welding Co Cab at Bridge Draw
Percy R. Ayer 39 a shipfitter of 1369 Washington St Bath was found dead in the cab of a Bath Welding Co truck at 530 am near the Boothbay Southport bridge. Death due to natural causes per Lincoln County Medical Examiner Dr George A Gregory. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm at Arthur F Mayo Funeral Residence Bath. Ayer previously worked at Bath Iron Works and had been with Bath Welding Co on a water tower project for Boothbay Harbor. Russell Grant, his coworker, said Ayer fell ill at 130 am and crawled into the truck cab. body found when Grant checked later. He is survived by wife two sons Percy Jr and Raymond two daughters Marguerite and Muriel his mother Mrs Walter Kennerson a brother Clarence Ayer two sisters Mrs Donald Dionne and Mrs Edward Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Ayer
Washington Street
Bath
Bath Welding Co
Boothbay- Southport
George A. Gregory
Boothbay Harbor
Lincoln County
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Ayer
Bath Iron Works
M. J. Marco
Samoset River
Cvady
Russell Grant
Grant
Mr. Ayer
Robert
Ida Ayer
Percy Ayer, Jr
Raymond Ayer
Marguerite
Muriel
Walter Kennerson
Clarence Ayer
Donald Dionne
Lewiston
Edward Staples
Odd Ladies Hold Quarterly Meeting in Portland
Myrtle Lodge members of the United Order of Odd Ladies attend the Government of Maine session at Fryehall Portland, opening at 10 a.m. Friday. Bath lodge attendees join the 8 p.m. reception for Mary D. Connell and Viola McCrum. Transportation committee includes Mrs Kingsbury and Mrs Frances Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Chaney
Mary Curtis
Zeuleika Kingsbury
Pearl Campbell
Margaret Nelson
Eva Atwood
Ethel Osgood
Nellie Hunt
Lucelia Blake
Gertrude Stewart
Annie Lemont
Myrtle Lodge
U. O
Government of Maine
Fryehall
Spring Street
Portland
Bath Lodge
Mary D. Connell
Viola McCrum
Kingsbury
Frances Clark
Charges Not Prosessed In Kidder Reckless Driving Case
Judge Gardiner R. Deering did not press charges against Charles H. Kidder Jr in municipal court Monday morning with City Marshal Joseph Butler present and County Attorney Sherwood Aldrich away in Boston. Kidder faced a reckless driving and leaving the scene charge for striking a Stanley Vigne vehicle in Arrowsic. Attorney Edward W Brigham represented the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Kidder, Jr
Gardiner R. Deering
Joseph A. Butler
Sherwood Aldrich
Boston
Stanley Vigne
Arrowsic
Front Street
Arch Street
Edward W. Bridgham
Veteran Master Shipbuilder Worrey Dies at 73 in Bath
Herbert E. Worrey, 73, longtime master shipbuilder for Kelley Spear Co., died at 2:30 a.m. at his Bath home after a sudden illness. Born in Phippsburg, he worked at Kennebec yards, served on Bath city boards, and helped launch the last two barges for Kelley Spear. Survived by wife Julia Shorey Worrey, three sons Parker, Eugene, and Roger, two daughters, eleven grandchildren, two brothers, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Kennebec
Kelley, Spear Co
Washington Street
Phippsburg
Lucy Worrey
Bath
Old
New England Shipbuilding Co
Boothbay Harbor
Irving Reed
Pendleton
Camden
Kelsey, Spear Co
Worrey
Old People's Ferry Co
Woolwich
First Baptist Church
Board of Common Council
Acadia Lodge
Julia E. Shorey
Albion
Parker E
Rockland
Eugene A
Framingham
Mass
Roger A. Worrey
Taunton
R. C. Samartin
Hartford, Conn
Haviland Torrey
Elbridge Worrey
Fred C. Worrey
Portland
Angus Burden
Florence Willis
Boston
John T. Collings Dies After Long Illness At 72
John T. Collings aged 72 died after a long illness at the Lewiston home of his daughter Mrs. John J. Barrett. Employed four years in World War era by Hyde Windlass Co. and nearly 50 years in Bath. A blacksmith at Leeds he recently crafted a piece for the Maine State Building at the New York World's Fair. Survived by wife, two children, two brothers Edward and Oswald, and sister Mary Collings of New Perth P E I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Collings
Hyde Windlass Co
John J. Barrett
Lewiston
Bath
Collings
Leeds
State of Maine
Harold S Skelton Pioneer Bowdoin Centre Resident Dies
Harold Sidney Skelton 41 longtime Sagadahoc County figure died Friday night at his Bowdoin Center home after a long illness. Born in Bowdoin to the late Leonard Skelton, he married Florence Wallace of West Point in July 1934 and lived in both communities his life. Survived by his wife three sons three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sidney Skelton
Sagadahoc County
West Point
Boston
Bowdoin Center
Mr. Skelton
Bowdoin
Leonard Skelton
Florence Wallace
Death of Mrs Ida Gregware prompts Barre call
Dr Paul A Gregware, of this city, summoned to Barre Vt by the death of his mother, Mrs Ida Gregware, who died at 4 a m Monday after a severe shock. Survived by son Wendall Gregware of Cambridge Mass and daughter Mrs James Duncan of Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Gregware
Barre
Ida Gregware
Gregware
Wendall Gregware
Cambridge
Mass
James Duncan
Funeral for Bath shipbuilder H. E. Worrey held at home
The funeral of Herbert E. Worrey, noted Bath master builder of ships, was conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at his Washington Street home. Rev. Charles R. Sims officiated with singing by Rev. Frank M. Lamb and daughter. Bearers included sons Parker, Eugene, Roger and sons-in-law R. C. Samartin, J. Haviland Torrey, Harold S. Walker. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Worrey
Bath
Washington Street
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Worrey
Frank M. Lamb
Jason A. Merrill
Mr. Worrey
Parker
Rockland
Eugene
Framingham
Roger Worrey
Taunton
Mass
R. C. Samartin
Hartford, Conn
J. Haviland Torrey
Harold S. Walker
Oak Grove
Percy Ayer Funeral Held At Mayo Residence
The funeral of Percy R. Ayer was held Saturday afternoon at two o’clock at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence on High Street. Dr. David L. Wilson of Central church officiated with bearers Arthur Ayer Brenton Ayer Hiram Staples and Edward Staples. Burial followed in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Ayer
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Arthur
Brenton Ayer
Hiram
Edward Staples
Oak Grove
Marshall Family Returns From New Hampshire Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Marshall and their son Millard of Laconia New Hampshire return after a short visit with Mrs Marshall mother Mrs Hiram Annis at 85 Milan Street They spent part of their time at the Marshall cottage on Lake Megantic Look in Camden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marshall
Millard
Laconia
N. H
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Church of the Nazarene
Traverse
Ruse P. Curtis
Frederick Naylor
Byron Ludwig
Edwin O. Tarr
Gilbert Edgett
B. R. Temple
Bert Baker
L. G. Lamoreau
Harold Lancaster
Litchfield Plains
Raymond Curtis
Sylvia Ann
William Howard
Wren
Lottie A. Dyer
Robert Dyer
Reed Jack
Skowhegan
Wallace
Eva Ladd
Seventh Day Advent Church
Dyer
Paul
Earl Carey
Ashley Leach
Leon W. Ladd
Richmond High
Alfred Ives
Frederick Smith
Maine Civic League
Clarence H. Arber
Cliff Leeman
Dixieland Band of
Earle Dickinson
Louise Brown
Arlene Choate
Dorothea Rideout
John Libby
Margaret Wilson
Helyn Walton
Lawrence Knight
State Highway Department
Gardiner Line
Stinson
D. L. Pettingill
Frye
Kennebec Point Road
Pettingill
Harold McOrillis
McCrillis
Lillian Bacon
George Bacon
Arlington Heights
Margaret
Hardie
Wiliams
Brookline
Williams
Oscar
Cora
Phillip Stebbins
Gussie Jordan
Oak Cemetery
Howard Trafton
G. M. Robinson
Andres Myhrman
Bates College
E. Emmons
Ernest Curtis
Scott
Frank
Leominster
Ralph Scott
Rosa Smith
Robinhood
Annie Jones
Carroll P. Powers
Warren Todd
Jones
Trenton
N. J
Etta Jones
Todd
Melrose
B. H. Woodside
Nancy Russell
H. L. Tarr
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stuart
Azubah Holland
Thomas N. Williams
Mullin
J. R. Hulbert
Chicago
Hulberts
Charles Andre
Bath and Children
Virginia
Charles
Ernest Heal
Edward Rowe
Colleen
Edward, Jr
Sarah Dinsmore
Isabelle Lewis
Hall
Heal
Hanson
Gloucester
Chester Woodbury
Frank Decker
Newcastle
Maud P. Thayer
Haverhill
Frederick K. Brooks
Brockton Avenue
Bradford Junior Academy
Elizabeth Pool
Thayer
Dike P.T.A
Chldrens
Winter Street
Nellie Robinson
Buntin
Moulton
Westport
Old Boothbay
Southport Bridge
ODD Ladies
Herbert C. Worrey
Harold S. Skelton
Mrs
H. E. Worrey
Percy A. Ayer
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
Center Street
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