Richmond Social News and Local Notices
Fort Richmond DAR installs officers at Mrs. Pauline Coombs home with guests State regent and G A R president. Young People's Evangelical Conference meets at Richmond Baptist Church. Enterprise Grange confers third and fourth degrees. Several residents attend visits and engagements in Portland Brockton and Lewiston with births and house moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Richmond
D.A.R
Pauline Coombs
Ruie Curtis
Fred Morgan
Saco
Carmenta Appeby
Lisbon Falls
Young People’s Evangelical Conference
Baptist Church
Richmond
Enterprise Grange
Fred Duren
Chester Freman
Portland
M. Eleanor Bates
George Austin Bailey
Cape Elizabeth
Chatorse Club
Bates
Durand Shoe Co
Hortense Welch
Farm Bureau
Clinton Hinckley
Wren
Raymond Blair
Brockton
Mass
Robert Dustin
Blair
Willis Blair
Annie Allard
Eleanor Allard
Gilbert Maxwell
North Adams
Laurence Bond
Olive Holt
Middleton
N. Y
Quentin Holt
Swan Island
Sister Morang
Manchester
N. H
Charles Morang
Chester Bennett
New Road
Charles Corbin
Mrs. Corbin
Mrs
Fred Spiller
Lewiston
Sagadahoc Grange Meeting at Bowdoin This Saturday
Sagadahoc grange at Bowdoin met Saturday evening with fair attendance. The program featured A Zoological Society by Daisy Bickford and a paper on Togus The Home of the Veterans by Dwight Adams. The master, Dwight Adams, received a two piece bill fold set and two birthday cakes for his 21st birthday. Next Saturday County Deputy Lorenzo Masse will be present. First and second degrees will be conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Grange
Bowdoin
Zoological Society
Daisey Bickford
Anna Whitney
Dwight Adams
Lorenzo Masse
West Dresden pupils finish term with closures and transfers
West Dresden Pownarboro school closed Friday June 3 for a 12 week term with several pupils reported absent during the term. Names include Roger Hall Florence Mitchell Philip Houdlette Glenwood Wall Albert Wall Natalie Wall and Charlie Wall with Gordon Houdette for a half day. Four students Florence Mitchell Philip Houdlette Roger Hall and Gordon Houdlette passed the State test and will enter Bridge academy this Fall. The pupils enjoyed ice cream and fancy crackers at the close of school donated by their teacher Miss Carolyn Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownarboro
Roger Hall
Florence Mitchell
Philip Houdlette
Glenwood Wall
Albert Wall
Natalie Wall
Charlie Wall
Gordon Houdette
Bridge Academy
Gordon Houdlette
Carolyn Sheldon
Progressive Grange meeting at Richmond hosts visitors
A Progressive Grange gathering in Richmond Friday drew 50 attendees including visitors from Merry Meeting and Sagadahoc. Charles Thompson Jr. led a program with stories by Master Clifford Gray and Grace Thompson, plus music by Charles and Richard Thompson and Clyde Starbird. Third and fourth degrees will be conferred on tour at the next meeting. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange
Richmond
Merrymeeting
Sagadahoc
Charles Thompson Jr
Clifford Gray
Grace Thompson
Charles
Richard Thompson
Clyde Starbird
Two 14 Year Olds Entangled After Ride With Strangers
Ripley villagers alerted Deputy Sheriff Rae Randlett and State Police officer Roger Baker after two 14 year old girls were seen with two men in a car with New York plates. The pair, later identified as Leonard Masera and Hoffenrich Gorman, both 20, were arrested and jailed in Skowhegan pending New York authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
New York
Rae Randlett
Hartland
Roger Baker
State Highway Police
Randlett
Baker
Floral Park
Long Island
Leonard Masera
Hoffenrich Gorman
Skowhegan
Charles Sidelinger Dies of Pneumonia at 56
Charles E. Sidelinger foreman of Hyde Windlass Co. brass foundry died of pneumonia Tuesday morning at Memorial hospital after a weeklong illness. Born in Bath, he spent 35 years with Hyde Windlass, previously with Bath Iron Works and Watson Frye Co. He was 56, married to Flossy Erskine, and is survived by a step son, sister, and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sidelinger
Washington Street
Hyde Windlass Co
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sidelinger
Bath
Alvin and
Georgie Sidelinger
N. H
McHern Co
Watson, Frye Co
Sidelinger
Acadia Lodge
K. of P
Bathaerie
Flossy Erskine
James Erskine
Milwaukee
Wis
Ethel Blodgett
Berlin
H. J. Leeman
Woolwich
Elmer McFarland
Chester Leeman
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
Frances H Murray dies in Braintree after wintering in Massachusetts
Mrs Frances H Murray 72 wife of Benjamin D Murray died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs A W Woodworths home in Braintree Massachusetts where she and her husband spent the winter She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Woodworth and Mrs Alvin F Bond of Bath and a son Benjamin H Murray of Tacoma Wash She was born in Southport England and lived in Bath about 40 years The funeral is Thursday at 230 pm Mortimer Peck funeral home Washington Street Braintree burial in Braintree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances H. Murray
Benjamin D. Murray
A. W. Woodworth
Braintree
Mass
Mr. Murray
Murray
Woodworth
Alvin F. Bond
Bath
Benjamin H. Murray
Tacoma
Wash
Mrs. Murray
Southport
England
Episcopal Church
Genesta Chapter
Mortimer Peck
Washington Street
Mrs Oliver's Funeral Observed in Phippsburg
Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM in Fred S Curtis funeral home for Hannah Alvena Oliver widow of William S Oliver of Phippsburg. Rev Ernest Heywood and Rev Jesse Kenderdine officiated. Bearers were son Rev Chester B Oliver, son in law William Farr, and brothers Capt W B Perry and Joseph F Perry. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Alvena Oliver
William S. Oliver
Phippsburg
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Church
Jesse Kenderdine
Beacon Street Church
Oliver
Chester B. Oliver
Calais
William Farr
Mechanic Falls
Capt
W. B. Perry
Bath
Joseph F. Perry
Portland
Oak Grove
South End P.T.A. elects leaders for 3rd term and plans fall events
The South End Parent-Teacher Association held its annual meeting on Washington Street electing Mrs Alfred Carpenter to a third term as president with Mrs Ellery Whittemore as vice president and re elected secretary and treasurer. The group approved continuing the dental clinic, announced four fall entertainments with nearby clubs, and announced a summer meeting at Mrs Carpenter’s Southport home. A luncheon preceded the business session with 31 at lunch and 38 at the meeting. Standing committees were named for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carpenter
South End
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington Street
Ellery E. Whitemore
Fred K. Sturtevant
Sven Lonn
Carpenter
Horace P. Morse
Rotary Club
William P. Hatch
Ruth Moore
Vivian M. Brown
Raymond C. Small
Arthur W. Bowker
N. Gratz Jackson
J. Albert Redlon
Ellery E. Whittemore
Georgetown News Wide Cottage Visits and Seasonal Prep
Georgetown society notes reflect weekend cottage visits by the Wilsons and guests from Newfield and Portland. Miss Dorothy Stewart begins summer work as bookkeeper and assistant postmaster at MacMahan Island. Street traffic includes highway police activity and planned summer mail service. Children’s Sunday program at First Baptist church is being prepared with rehearsals for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Wilson
Deborah
Hallowell
John Sanderson
John
Newfield
MacMahan Island
E. J. Gerow
Basking Ridge
N. J
Betty Weight
Woolwich
E. Emmons
West Georgetown
Edith M. Davis
Medford
Mass
Potter
Newburyport
Duluth
Minn
Claire Lucile White
Malden
Portland
F. W. Bagley
Augusta
Bagley
Division of
Annie Ireland
Freeport
Martha Fielding
Bath
A. E. Rowe
Georgetown
Ann
Martha Higgins
Russell
Bowen
Woodside
Bay Point
New York
First Baptist Church
Maine Real Estate Association Meets at Asticou Inn
The Maine Real Estate Association holds a District 1 meeting at the Asticou Inn in Northeast Harbor June 18 with Mrs Belle Smallidge Knowles directing. Events include registration, directors and business meetings, luncheon, park tour to Cadillac, and an illustrated Acadia lecture with special rates for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Real Estate Association
Asticou Inn
Northeast Harbor
Belle Smallidge Knowles
Mount Desert Island
Acadia National Park
Asticon Inn
Cadillac
Four Morse girls among Westbrook Junior College class of 67
Four former Morse high school students were among 67 graduates at Westbrook Junior College in Portland. Named were Martha Nichols Cutting daughter of Harold E Cutting 17 High Street. Hiram T Stevens daughter of 871 Middle Street. Lucille Katherine Johnson daughter of Katherine R Johnson 40 Summer Street. and Kathaleen R Scott daughter of Arthur B Scott Waldoboro formerly of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Westbrook Junior College
Portland
Martha Nichols Cutting
Harold E. Cutting
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Lucille Katherine Johnson
Katherine R. Johnson
Summer Street
Kathaleen R. Scott
Arthur B. Scott
Waldoboro
Les Camarades Opera Night Closes Seventh Season
Les Camarades Musicaux closed their seventh season with an Opera Night at Allan H Ramsay's home. About 60 attended including eight Brunswick guests. The program honored Puccini, Massenet, Gounod, Verdi and Wagner with solo and ensemble numbers. James M Royal's illness led to some omissions. The group will resume in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Camarades Musicaux
Allan H Ramsay
Oak Street
Ramsay
Merton E. Sprague
Brunswick
Puccini
Massenet
Gounod
Verdi
Wagner
James M. Royal
Don Carlo
Philemon
Baucis
Manon Lescaut
Car’ E. Albee
Gianni Schicchi
Robert B. Haten
Albee
Scarpia
Mr. Ramsay
Mme. Butterfly
Frederick K. Sturtevant
Kathleen B. Leonard
Mrs. Albee
Mireille
Miss Leonard
Faust
Richard T. Hersom
Thais
Mr. Sprague
Yeux
le Cid
Hatch
Sturtevant
Carleton L. Rice
City Council June Meeting Highlights Licenses and Election Appointments
The city council approved victualers licenses for Jennie M. Allen and Mike Zoome, two second hand dealer permits, and renewal of gasoline station permits for Edmund Ford and Rowe Motor Co. A motion picture operator license went to Oscar E. Coffill. The May municipal court reported 454.63 in total collections. Primary election warrants set for June 20 with polls 10 am to 7 pm. Ballot and election clerks appointed by party committees. absentees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victualers
Jennie M. Allen
Hotel Phoenix
Washington Street
Mike Zoome
Front Street
Clarence N. Food
Court Street
Artland K. Rogers
Edmund Ford
High Street
Rowe Motor Co
Center Street
Oscar E. Coffill
Farrin Street
Fred W. Quimby
Republican City Committee
Ralph C. Covel
Democratic City Committee
Helen A. Harford
Everett M. Quimby
Caroline G. Carpenter
Merritt A. Mitchell
Benjamin S. Gediman
Belle B. Coffin
Lucelia FE. Blake
Florence EF. Wright
Arletta M. Yates
Lillian A. Springer
Lotta
Twins Born to Mr. and Mrs. King in Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Albert N King of 1773 Washington Street welcomed twins born early Sunday. Alice Marleen weighed five and a half pounds and Albert Nelson Jr seven pounds. Dr Joseph I Smith attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. King
Washington Street
Alice Marleen
Albert Nelson, Jr
Joseph I. Smith
District meeting trip to Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mrs Clinton D Wilson and Mrs Le roy F Colby traveled by car to Mexico for the district meeting of the Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Wilson
Leroy F. Colby
Mexico
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Five Islands Social Roundup Mirrors Summer Season
Five Islands residents and visitors fill weekends and vacations at cottages and inns. The Davis family, McFadden, Fellows, Stevens, and others converge from Bath, Lewiston, Belmont, Danville, and Plainsville. Local events include graduation rehearsals at the Five Islands Grange and a 23 to 2 baseball win for Five Islands over Southport, with Vincent Davis driving three runs. The steamship Linniken launches daily Bath to Boothbay service via Five Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis
Maureen
Ralph Jr
Mr. Davis
Addie Moulton
John Cunningham
Leo Dunn
Dorothy O'Hara
Lewiston
Cunningham Cottage
Clinton McFadden
Morrell Cottage
Roland Fellows
Edith
Roland, Jr
Plainsville
N. J
Five Islands
Joseph Stevens
Miss Marion
Danville
N. H
Miss Stevens
R. W. Ormsbee
Bath
Herbert Moore
Belmont
Mass
Charles
Albion Carr
Southport
Eugene Farwell
Augusta
Harmon's Harbor
Linniken
Boothbay
William Shermian
Donald
Henry Hanson
Portland
Sarepta Pinfold
Lowell
Five Islands Grange Hall
Gordon Lake
William Cluff
Charles Hanna
Dora L. Howard
Norman DuBoise
Norman, Jr
Islands
Stoughton
Webster Harley
Manchester
Hartley Harley
Seguinland Road
John Hines
Pejepscot
Hiht
Walter Reid
Seguinland
Bath High Girls Hurt In Car Wreck On Trip
Miss Marie Smith of Bath and Miss Ruth McAllister of Bath were riding with Brunswick High students when a curve on gravel caused their sedan to overturn and then right itself. Smith suffered back and neck pain, McAllister had a cut arm, both were shaken and treated. both returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Morse High
Raymond Smith
High Street
Miss Smith
Ruth McAllister
Brunswick High School
Tripp Lake
Mechanic Falls
Wilcox Fined For Driving Under Influence In Camden
Francis Wilcox of Camden was found guilty in municipal court of operating a motorcycle while intoxicated after pleading not guilty. He was fined 100 dollars plus court costs. officers testified he initially underplayed his alcohol intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilcox
Camden
Court Street
Arthur J. Dunton
Wilcox
Joseph D. Pennell
Horace W. Potule
Obituary: U Grant Woods Bowdoin Resident
U Grant Woods of Bowdoin died Monday at his home. Born in Rumford January 22 1869 he was a farmer who moved to Bowdoin about 35 years ago. Survived by wife Jane L Woods three daughters Lavinia S Coolidge Alice M Nelson Harriet W Carter five sons Herman A Woods Elwin P Silver Orie A Woods Henry B Woods William A Woods eight grandchildren and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Grant Woods
Bowdoin
Mr. Woods
Rumford
Charles E
Harriet (Elkins) Woods
Jane L. Woods
Lavinia S. Coolidge
Springfield
Mass
Alice M. Nelson
Harriet W. Carter
Herman A. Woods
South Paris
Elwin P. Silver
Richmond
Orie A. Woods
Henry 8. Woods
William A. Woods
Adalaide Hoyt
Bessie Dolloff
Hattie Dolloff
Woolwich
Herbert Woods
Clartley
Mrs H Alvena Oliver Dies at 72 in Bath
Mrs H Alvena Oliver 72 widow of William S Oliver died Sunday at 31 Deering Street Bath. Born in Falmouth to Capt William B and Mary Perry Oliver she lived much of her life in Phippsburg and moved to Bath last November. She leaves son Rev Chester B Oliver Calais two daughters Mrs W W Farr Mechanic Falls and Mrs Ernest Blaisdell Oakland NJ three brothers Capt W B Perry Bath Joseph F Perry Portland and Eugene C Perry Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alvena Oliver
Willian S. Oliver
Phippsburg
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
Bath
Oliver
William B
Mary Perry Oliver
Falmouth
Congregational Church
Chester B. Oliver
Calais
W. W. Farr
Mechanic Falls
Ernest Blaisdell
Oakland
N. J
Capt
W. B. Perry
Joseph F. Perry
Portland
Eugene C. Perry
Boston
Harvey V. Pierce dies by own hand in Augusta
Harvey V. Pierce a 44 year old World War veteran of Augusta shot himself in Augusta Saturday afternoon dying an hour and a half later. He lived in Phippsburg thirty years ago and was unable to obtain employment according to Augusta authorities. He had been in Bath seeking work a few days earlier. Pierce was connected to the Morse family via his father Isaiah Pierce who cared for Capt. James T. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey V. Pierce
Augusta
Phippsburg
Isaiah Pierce
James T. Morse
Winneganee Bridge
Pierce
Bath
Mr. Pierce
Mrs Ida M Stewart obituary widowed Woolwich resident
Mrs Ida M Stewart 62 widow of William H Stewart died Friday afternoon in Woolwich. Born in Bath to Thomas and Mary Murray Long she lived most of her life in Woolwich. Survived by four brothers Thomas and John Long of Woolwich Henry and William Long of Bath and sister Mrs Olive Deojay of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Stewart
William H. Stewart
Woolwich
Bath
Thomas and
Mary Murray Long
Thomas
John Long
Henry
William Long
Olive Deojay
Captain Eugene H. Stanton Dies After Long Illness
Capt. Eugene H. Stanton aged 65 of Rockland died Monday at the Marine hospital in Portland after a long illness. He was father of Harold T. Stanton of 22 Deering Street, Rockland. Survived by brother Lewis B. Stanton of Stonington Connecticut and four grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at Russell Funeral Parlors, Rockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Stanton
Rockland
Harold T. Stanton
Deering Street
This City
Marine Hospital
Portland
Lewis B. Stanton
Stonington
Death of John W Pushard at Dresden Mills
John W. Pushard died June 1 at his Dresden Mills home after years of failing health. Born in Wiscasset on June 4, 1854, he was the son of William and Mary Giles Pushard. Survived by a single son Albert M. Pushard of Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pushard
Dresden Mills
Wiscasset
William
Mary Giles Pushard
Albert M. Pushard
Randolph
Committal Service for Augustus A Morse Held in Maple Grove
A committal service was held Sunday at Maple Grove Cemetery for Augustus A Morse 84 who died May 25 in Massachusetts Memorial Hospital Boston Rev Ernest Heywood of Wesley Methodist Church officiated Morse lived for many years in Round Pond and had recently moved to Boston His near relatives include two cousins Charles H Morse and Emma S Morse of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Cemetery
Augustus A. Morse
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Boston
Ernest Heywood
Wesley Methodist Church
Morse
Round Pond
Charles H
Emma S. Morse
Bath
Mrs Stewart's Funeral Held At Woolwich
The funeral of Mrs Tda M. Stewart widow of William H. H. Stewart of Woolwich occurred Sunday afternoon at two at the Arthur F. Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street. Rev Frederick P. Moffatt of Corliss Street church officiated with bearers Peres Marston Thomas Long William Low Nelson Rice. Burial followed in Ravesside cemetery Days Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda M. Stewart
William HH. Stewart
Woolwich
Arthur FL. Mayo
High Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Peres, Marston
Thomas Long
William Low
Nelson Rice
Ravesside
Days Ferry
Mrs Fisher's Funeral Held for Myrtie B Fisher
The body of Myrtie B. Fisher widow of Job P. Fisher who died May 31 in Philadelphia arrived Thursday A congregational service was held Friday at 2 PM and burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery Dr David L Wilson of Central Church officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie B. Fisher
Job P. Fisher
Philadephia
Oak Grove Cemetery
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Commander and Mrs Vroom Depart for Philadelphia Visit Ends
Commander and Mrs Guysbert B Vroom left Tuesday for Philadelphia after a visit at their home in Phippsburg. Commander Vroom, longtime inspector of machinery at Bath Iron Works, has been ordered to the Navy Yard in Philadelphia from the West Coast where he served on the Pacific fleet flagship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysbert B. Vroom
Philadelphia
Heir
Phippsburg
Vroom
Bath Iron Works
Navy Yard
Bath Rotary Club Plans Bowl of Rice Aid for China Suffering
Bath Rotary Club members heard at luncheon about the Bowl of Rice fundraiser to aid non combatant Chinese refugees in wartime conditions. Proceeds from 75 cent luncheons go toward food and medicine via the Red Cross and Civilian Relief in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Hill
Rotary Club
Sedgwick
China
United Council
Charles C. Low
Red Cross
Charles T. Small
Bath Rotary Club
Barrows
Bath Club
F. B. Nichols
Rotary District
Chateau Frontenac
Maurice Duperry
Paris
Rotary International
United States
Canada
Rotary Club of
Quebec
Dromore Grange Hall
Shower Given for Miss Margaret Marshall
Graduate nurses and Alumnae Association members held a Monday night shower for Miss Margaret Marshall of Lewiston instructress who will marry Leonard Murphy of Flushing New York this Summer. She received an electric percolator. first prize went to Miss Olive Andrews and second to Miss Lois Jomini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marshall
Lewiston
Leonard Murphy
Flushing
N. Y
Marshall
Olive Andrews
Lois Jomini
Seth S. Mullin
Vinal Hunnewell
Woolwich
Louise Rogers
Emery Freeman
Ruth Thompson
Nellie McCabe
Estelle Thompson
Alice Murphy
Gladys Wolstenholme
Katharine Hecht
Gladys Collamore
Evelyn Hathorne
Josephine Moore
Evelyn Plummer
Helen V. Downing
Maine Couple Engaged In Portland Society Circle
Miss M Eleanor Bates of Portland and George Austin Bailey of Cape Elizabeth announce their engagement on June 1 during a Chatorso Club meeting. The couple, both employed in Portland, plan a wedding after Bates’s Morse High, Deering High School education and Bailey’s Deering High School background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eleanor Bates
Portland
Martha E
Samuel F. Bates
West Bath
George Austin Bailey
George Bailey
Ocean House Road
Cape Elizabeth
Miss Bates
Chatorso Club
Helen Archambeau
Lillian Kern
Olive Archambeau
Arthur Christy
Harold Austin
Norman Bruns
Frances Jordan
Wesley Drew
Fred Duren
Martha Bates
Chester Freeman
Pearl Weeman
Bates
Morse High School
Bailey
Deering High School
Conservatory Chorus Performs Solo by Hibbert Norton at Jordan Hall
Hibbert Norton of Bath, a tenor and pupil of Rulon Robison at the New England Conservatory of Music, sang as a soloist with the Conservatory Chorus and Orchestra in a concert at Jordan Hall on Thursday afternoon June 2.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Dresden
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Sagadahock Block
Bath, Me
Room
Mrs. Oliver’s
South End P.T.A
James Young
Palmyra
Young
Maine Real Estate Association Meeting
LES Camarades
OPERA
Musical Society
Allan H. Ramsay
Alderman Powers
McLaughlin
Harold P. Small
James W. Dunton
Gardiner
James F. Dunton
James Manier
Hudson
Dunton
James, Jr
Mrs. H. Alvena Oliver
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Fisher
Miss Marshall
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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