Bath society pages note visits and travel plans
Admirals and Mrs Claude Gillette head to Washington for a six week stay visiting Senator Smith before touring Delray Beach and Baton Rouge. Many local residents host, visit, or travel for holidays with family, including hospital updates, college news, and social gatherings in Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Gillette
Washington Street
Washington, D. C
Kase Smith
Washington
Mrs. Baxter
Bath
Florida
Gillette’s
Louisiana
Mrs. Gillette
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Holiday Visits Return Home for Several Families
Mr and Mrs Fred Merchant of Meadowway hosted Christmas guests Frederick G Merchant of Camden and Karl R Merchant of Saco. Ann Desmond Kane and her husband Franklin Kane returned to Brockton after visiting the Desmond family. Christopher Stancliffe Hurst and wife left for Boston after a holiday stay with Captain and Mrs Russell Hitchock on Washington Street. Joseph Tibo deau and spouse resumed their Hartford Connecticut home after visiting Mrs Dillworth on Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merchant
Meadowway
Frederick G. Merchant
Camden
Karl R. Merchant
Saco
Franklin Kane
Ann Desmond
Brockton
Eugenesmond
Lincoln Street
Mr. Kane
Desmond
Christopher Stancliffe Hurst
Boston
Joseph Tibodeau
Hartford
Conn
Supper party at Dennison home hosts local guests
Miss Judy Dennison and Richard Dennison entertained Thursday evening at the Green Street home of their parents Mr and Mrs William Dennison. Guests included Miss Nancy Sewall and matrons Miss Joan Myrick Danny and Danny Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hatch
Dunlap Tech
Green Street
Edward Sewall, Jr
Fairbanks
Alaska
Edward Sewall
High Street
Judy Dennison
Richard Dennison
William Dennison
Nancy Sewall
Joan Myrick
Danny
Danny Hatch
Miss Curran Arrives to Spend New Year at Currans Home
Miss Beverly Ann Curran arrives Friday to pass New Year at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A M Curran on Old Brunswick road. She is employed at Worcester Junior College Worcester Massachusetts. Ray Busden of Newton Massachusetts arrives today to spend the weekend as a guest of Miss Nancy Sewall at her parents home on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Kocha
Liberty Street
Belmont
Mass
Guy H. Egan
Beverly Ann Curran
A. M. Curran
Old Brunswick Road
Miss Curran
Worcester Junior College
Worcester
Ray Busden
Newton
Nancy Sewall
Arthur Sewall, II
Washington Street
Mrs Shirley Connolly Visits Bath New Year
Mrs Shirley Connolly formerly of Bath and now matron of the Lincoln Home Newcastle called in Bath for New Year. She is recovering from a recent accident and, though still lame, is greatly improved. Mrs Frank Hinds Jr from 16 Andrews Road is a patient at Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Connolly
Bath
Lincoln Home
Newcastle
Frank Hinds, Jr
Andrews Road
Memorial Hospital
Ruth Elizabeth Chadbourne Born at Bath Memorial
A daughter weighing five pounds two ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Chadbourne on December 23 at Bath Memorial Hospital. She was named Ruth Elizabeth. Mrs Chadbourne is the former Pearl Hathorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Chadbourne
Bath Memorial Hospital
Ruth Elizabeth
Chadbourne
Pearl Hathorne
Levine Couple Attend Boston Kids Apparel Show
Mr and Mrs Robert Levine proprietors of the Mademoiselle Shop travel Saturday to Boston to attend the infant and children's apparel show held at the Parker House and Hotel Touraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levine
Mademoiselle
Boston
Parker House
Hotel Touraine
Memorial hospital update on young Sewall after operation
Nicholas Sewall ten year old son of former Governor Sumner Sewall of Washington Street is a patient at Memorial hospital where he underwent an operation Friday. His condition is reported good and progress favorable. Miss Clare McKay and Miss Jacqueline McMann spent the weekend in Boston visiting the Ice Capades. George Boynton of 192 North Street returned to Boston to resume studies at Burdette College after holidays with his parents, accompanied by Miss Louise Rice of Medford who arrived in Bath Friday for a weekend with the Boyntons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sewall
Sumner Sewall
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Clare McKay
Jacqueline McMann
Boston
George Boynton
North Street
Burdette College
Harlan Boynton
Louise Rice
Medford
Mass
Bath
Boyntons
Students and families return home after holidays
Miss Eleanor Grainger returns Monday to New York City to resume studies at Columbia University after spending the holidays with her family on Lincoln Street. Misses Jane and Priscilla Trott return to Boston Sunday following a holiday visit with their parents on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Grainger
New York City
Columbia University
Lincoln Street
Jane
Priscilla Trott
Boston
Mrs
Milton Trott
High Street
Bradford Couple Guests of Washington Hosts New Year
Mr and Mrs Samuel P Horne of Bradford Massachusetts were New Year's guests of Mr and Mrs George H Musk in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Horne
Bradford
Mass
George H. Musk
Washington Street
Weekend Visit Ends for Guerin Family in Newtonville Trip
Wilfred E Guerin of Commercial Street and his children Michael and Stephanie returned Sunday evening from Newtonville Massachusetts after a weekend with relatives. Mrs Frank A Hinds Jr of 16 Andrews Road is recovering after an emergency operation. Edith Ann Lowery nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas N Lowery of 15 Oliver Street, remains a Memorial hospital patient under observation. She would enjoy cards from her little friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred E. Guerin
Commercial Street
Michael
Stephanie
Newtonville
Mass
Edith Ann Lowery
Thomas N. Lowery
Oliver Street
Dike School
Memorial Hospital
Miss Beverly Curran Returns to Worcester College
Miss Beverly Curran daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Curran of Brunswick road returned to Worcester Sunday where she is college student continuing studies after summer break.
Mrs Rupert H Baxter Hosts Duplicate Contract Club
Mrs Rupert H Baxter entertained her duplicate contract club at her Washington Street home Monday attendees included several local residents and card players in a social gathering reflecting community interest in bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Newell
Rupert H. Baxter
Washington
Engagements Over the Holiday in Bath and Union
Dr and Mrs Milton Stephenson announce the engagement of daughter Jannette Stewart Stephenson to Fayette Hinds Branch Jr of Amherst Massachusetts at a tea in Bath. Also announced is the engagement of Mary Kathryn Van de Water to Edward Grange Morin, and Carol Louise Carpenter to David George Freestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Stephenson
Jannette Stewart Stephenson
Fayette Hinds Branch, Jr
Fayette H. Branch
Amherst
Mass
High Street
Miss Stephenson
Mary Burnham School For Girls
Northampton
Nursery Training School
Boston
Irvington
N. J
Robert Shaw House
Bath
Mt. Hermon School For Boys
Northfield
Tufts Dental School
U. S. Navy
Amherst College
Joseph O. Purdue
Warren F. Hawley
Arthur F. Colby
Ralph F. Mittendorf
George Sargent
Jason Merrell
Carl ‘Anderson
Delmar Bates
Robert McKinley
Betty
John Creighton
Irving Rich
Union
Nolan Engagement for Jeananne Nolan and Thomas Eagan
Mrs. Stephen F Nolan of Brooklyn announces the engagement of daughter Jeananne M Nolan to Thomas J Eagan son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Eagan of Brooklyn The couple comes from families with wartime and education ties Jeananne attended St Agnes Seminary and Gibbs School and belongs to the Nursing Sisters auxiliary Thomas studied at St Agnes High School St Francis College attends St Johns University and served in the Marine Corps in World War II He is a Pi Alpha Fraternity member and the Eagans plan future marriage in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Nolan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jeananne M. Nolan
Thomas J. Eagan
Thomas F. Eagan
Nolan
Marguerite Footer
John Footer
South Street
Jeananne
St. Agnes Seminary
Katherine Gibbs
Manhattan
Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor
Mr. Eagan
St. Agnes High School
St. Francis College
St. John’s University
Marine Corps
Pi Alpha Fraternity
New Year's Babies Born at Bath Memorial Hospital
The first 1949 Bath baby, a seven pound fourteen ounce girl, was delivered by Dr. Jacob Smith to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ayer of 1404 Washington street at 8.35 a.m. Sunday. The baby remains unnamed and is the Ayers' sixth child. A second newborn, Connie Lorraine, a six and a half pound girl, was born at 10 p.m. January 1, 1949, in West Bath at the home of Mrs. Judson Senecal’s father George Carr, delivered by Dr. Smith. It is Mrs. Senecal’s fourth child and the first New Year’s Day baby in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Clarence Ayer
Washington Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
Jacob Smith
Judson Senecal
West Bath
Maine Women’s Club Meeting Sets Afternoon Bridge
On January 8 at 2 p.m. the Maine Women’s Club of New York will meet in the John Manamaker store Women’s club rooms for an informal afternoon of bridge and games. Guests may attend and prizes will be awarded at each table. A premeeting Dutch Treat luncheon at 1 p.m. will be held with tables reserved for the group. At its December gathering Mrs. Marguerite Nolan, formerly of Bath, was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Women's Club of
New York
Women’s Club
John Manamaker
Marguerite Nolan
Bath
Portland clergyman sails to Florida for winter retreat
Rev. Francis W. O'Brien D.D. of Portland and formerly of Bath departed Tuesday for St. Petersburg Florida to spend most of the winter at the Princess Martha hotel accompanied by details of his travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. O’brien
D.D
Portland
Bath
St. Petersburg
Fla
Princess Martha Hotel
Ladies Circle Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Ladies Circle of the First Baptist church held an all day meeting in the church ladies room. During a noon luncheon, Laura Harrington received several gifts including a large yarn ball that unwound into three balls, plus a cash sum. Officers elected were Minnie Pinkham president Lotta Goodwin vice president Laura Harrington secretary Flossie Martin treasurer Ora Dauphin assistant treasurer and a work committee including Nellie Hynes Ruth Farnham Mabel Ldke Ada Larrabee Lizzie Haggett and John Furrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Laura Harrington
Minnie Pinkham
Lotta Goodwin
Flossie Martin
Ora Dauphin
Nellie Hynes
Ruth Farnham
Mabel Ldke
Ada Larrabee
Lizzie Haggett
John Furrow
King Auxiliary Hosts Christmas Party and Planned Installation
King Auxiliary L A P M met with association inspector Mrs Doris Moors and association president Mrs Cecil Farrar for a Christmas gathering featuring a decorated tree and gift exchange. A public installation is set for January 11 with a supper and installing officers led by Mrs Harriet Cromwell and Mrs Addie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Brown
Association
Teen-Age Sewing Club Meeting at Central Grammar
A Teen-Age Sewing club gathering in Mrs. Colby’s Central Grammar room noon Thursday included pledge readings, reports, and popcorn. Present were Carolyn Stackpole, Jean Brown, Marjorie Bourget, Ann Cohen, Janet Cohen, Elaine Pinkham, Marie Michaud, Jane Allen, Kateri Costain, Harriet MacDougal, Jeannine Pomerleau, Joan Batchelder and Dorothy Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Colby
Central Grammar
Carolyn Stackpole
Jean Brown
Marjorie Bourget
Ann Cohen
Janet Cohen
Elaine Pinkham
Marie Michaud
Jane Allen
Kateri Costain
Harriet MacDougal
Jeannine Pomerleau
Joan Batchelder
Dorothy Thompson
Chatterabouts Club Elects New Officers in West Bath
The Chatterabouts met at Mrs Forrest Barter home in West Bath and exchanged Christmas gifts with Mary McCrater as Santa Claus. Officers elected were Elaine Mitchell president Blanche Locke vice president Alberta Brooks secretary Vi Chappelle treasurer Simone Barter business manager Louise Hamlin publicity manager. A member ill received a Christmas basket. Next meeting set for Vi Chapelle's Hyde Park Terrace home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Barter
West Bath
Mary McCrater
Santa Claus
Elaine Mitchell
Blanche Locke
Alberta Brooks
Vi Chappelle
Simone Barter
Louise Hamlin
Hyde Park Terrace
Genesta Sewing Circle Meets at Bedford Street
Genesta Sewing circle gathered Thursday evening at Bedford street with Mrs. Elizabeth Burden and co hostess Mrs. Anne Minott. Members present include Bertha Southard Viola Osgood Evelyn Morse Evanda Drake Zylpha Richardson Doris Brooks Martha Bertrand Marguerite Cutting Doris McKay Sylvia Bower Rachel Fortin Wanda LeMoine and guest Miss S Evelyn Stewart of Stoneham Mass. The annual meeting is set for Jan 13 in the Masonic temple ladies lounge. A Christmas tree and refreshments followed the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Elizabeth Burden
Bedford Street
Anne Minott
Bertha Southard
Viola Osgood
Evelyn Morse
Evanda Drake
Zylpha Richardson
Doris Brooks
Martha Bertrand
Marguerite Cutting
Doris McKay
Sylvia Bowers
Rachel Fortin
Wanda LeMoine
S. Evelyn Stewart
Stoneham
Bath P. T. A. Council Elects New President
At a recent Bath P. T. A. Council meeting Mrs. Paul Watts resigned as president. Mrs. Louis A. Dole presided, and Mrs. Moody Flint was elected to serve as president for the remainder of the year. Plans were made to sponsor a State Department of Education speaker on forthcoming education legislation. The council meeting on Jan. 24 will have the Dike P. T. A. as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath P. T. A. Council
Paul Watts
Louis A. Dole
Moody Flint
State Department of Education
Dike P. T. A
Fireside Club hears reports from recent graduates
The Winter Street Fireside club met after Christmas with reports from recent graduates about life at their colleges and prep schools. Everett Parker spoke for Dartmouth and Martha Pratt for Uni-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Everett Parker
Dartmouth
Martha Pratt
Uni
Fireside club hosts varied high school graduates gathering
University of Maine alumni and local students including Arthur Bok er, George Bryant, Donald Spear, Terry Carney, and Kent school members shared humorous reflections on life after high school. Wesley church Youth Fellowship invited as guests next Sunday. Fireside club plans a 6 45 meeting at Winter Street church and Youth Sunday rehearsal on the 16th. A refreshment committee of Sandra Johnson, Sally True, Walter Fullerton, and Harmon York formed for the 23rd. Devotions by Robert Lindgren and Frank Warren. Christmas presents exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity of
Maine
Arthur Bowker
George Bryant
Donald Spear
University of Maine Annex
Terry Carney
Kent School
Wesley Church Youth Fellowship
Fireside
Winter Street Church
Sandra Johnson
Sally True
Walter Fullerton
Harmon York
Robert Lindgren
Frank Warren
Nightingale Club Holds Christmas Dinner at Mrs Burgess Home
The Nightingale club hosted a Christmas dinner at Mrs Arthur Burgess residence on Court Street with full attendance. Mary Perry of Wellesley Massachusetts attended as a guest and plans for January tea to benefit the club's hospital project were discussed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Carroll Davis on Bowery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Arthur Burgess
Court Street
Mary Perry
Wellesley
Mass
Carroll Davis
Bowery Street
Sterling Bible Class Elects Officers in Christmas Meeting
Sterling Bible class of Corliss Street church held a Christmas tree and gift exchange in the vestry Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Chaney presided as second vice president. Officers elected: President Mrs. William A. Hill. vice president Miss Carrie Lemont. second vice president Mrs. Goldie Chaney. secretary Mrs. Alice Stilphen. assistant secretary Mrs. Sadie Garcelon. treasurer Mrs. Amelia Mitchell. teacher Mrs. Ethel May. Refreshments followed with lieutenants as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bible Class
Corliss Street Church
W. W. Chaney
William A. Hill
Carrie Lemont
Goldie Chaney
Alice Stilphen
Sadie Garcelon
Amelia Mitchell
Ethel May
North-Center P. T. A. volunteers bake 300 candy bags
The North-Center P. T. A. members organized and helped create 300 candy bags for a Christmas party at Center Street and North Primary schools led by co chairs Mrs Linwood Haynes and Mrs Thomas Aiken. Additional teams supplied ice cream and cupcakes for Central Grammar school with many volunteers and local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
North
Linwood Haynes
Thomas Aikenhead
Charles Bartlett
Donald Perry
John Preney
Russell Kenney
Harold Lauder
Harry Drake
Armand Petit
Stanley Wallace
William Davis
Harry Larrabee
Everett Fraser
John Chaney
Raymond Chubbuck
Central Grammar School
Charles Doyle
Edwin Powers
Robert Brownell
Sacred Heart Circle Admits Five New Members
The Sacred Heart circle of Daughters of Isabella admitted five new members on Tuesday: Mrs. Yvonne Burgess Mrs. Gertrude Guerette Mrs. Phyllis Pecci Mrs. Dorothy Pecci and Mrs. Mildred Morin. A telephone bridge begins Jan 10 and runs through the month with contact points listed. February hostesses and social plans are announced, along with a Jan 25 discussion club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Yvonne Burgess
Gertrude Guerette
Phyllis Pecci
Dorothy Pecci
Mildred Morin
Vivian Kronstrand
Lena Fortier
Ethel Lee
Theresa Dunton
Anne Turcotte
Geraldine Keegan
Adeline McPhee
Anne Perry
Clara Sonia
Nellie O'Connor
Demerise Hart
Sarah White
Louise Edgett
Elizabeth Conley
Elizabeth Dunton
Effie Mulligan
Helen Perry
Beatrice Thebeau
Marjorie Carter
Beacon Street Women Hold January Meeting
The Woman's Society of Beacon Street church met at Mrs. W. J. Craft’s home with Mrs. Alfred Ives leading a devotional, reading a prayer poem and a story “One Candle and Its Effect When United With Jesus.” The group announced 28 Christmas boxes distributed to shut-ins. January visiting committee named. The next gathering is February 8 in the vestry hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Crocker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of
Beacon Street
W. J. Craft
Washington Street
Alfred Ives
Jesus
Paul Moore
Betty
Arthur Packard
Margaret Wilson
Wilbur Crocker
Lauren Stiles
Blanche
Society votes to meet twice monthly starting February
At the meeting each member brought a guest as 32 attendees discussed schedules two meetings a month on the second and fourth Tuesdays beginning in February. Mrs Adelbert Hall and Mrs Milton Douglas join the committee for The Advance Program to plan fundraising and coffee urn purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Society
Adelbert Hall
Milton Douglas
Notice in Equity Proceedings in Sagadahoc County Maine
The state of Maine summons heirs and unknown claimants of Vesta Gatchell and F. S. Merrifield of Bowdoinham to appear in Sagadahoc Superior Court at Bath on February 1 to answer a bill of complaint filed by Frank A. Holmes of Brockton Massachusetts. Failure to appear or respond within thirty days risks penalties. dated January 4, 1949 with Clerk Esther L. Brawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc
Vesta M. Gatchell
F. S. Merrifield
Bowdoinham
Maine
Bath
Frank A. Holmes
Brockton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sagadahock
Arthur E. Sewall
Esther L. Brawn
State OF Maine
Superior Court
Sag Hoc
Property dispute over Bowdoinham land in Sagadahoc County
Frank A. Holmes files in Sagadahoc Superior Court equity action against the heirs and unknown claimants of Vesta M. Gatchell and F. S. Merrifield over a Bowdoinham lot. Holmes asserts fee simple title by deed from Rotheus A. Douglass in 1941, tracing title through Quit Claim deeds and tax deed histories from 1920s to 1941. Occupants include Holmes and predecessors in title from 1934 to 1941 asserting continuous possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta M. Gatchell
F. S. Merrifield
Bowdoinham
Sagadahoc
Maine
Sunior Court
Frank A. Holmes
Brockton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Abijah Temple
Alexander Bates, Jr
Joseph Nickerson
George F. Temple
Said Temple
Willis Stinson
Rotheus A. Douglass
Bert Allard
Alice Lord Gatchell
Mary E. Card
James Gatchell
Ada M. Gatchell
Helping Hand Club Celebrates Birthday at Fortier Home
The Helping Hand club met at Mrs. Maurice Fortier's High street home to celebrate Mrs. Charles Swearingen's birthday with thoughtful gifts. A cake prepared by the hostesses was cut and served as members including Mrs. Emile J. Cyr and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Fortier
High Street
Charles Swearingen
Emile J. Cyr
Oliver Foster
William Cormier
Silvia Langlois
Edward McGuig
Property cloud case seeks removal of heirs claimants
The bill asserts a long occupancy and payment of taxes by the complainant and predecessors in title on Bowdoinham property from 1920 onward. It contends possible heirs of Vesta M. Gatchell and F S Merrifield may claim rights to the real estate, creating a title cloud and making the property insurable. The court is asked to bar unknown defendants from asserting any right or interest and to publish notice in the Bath Independent with appearances required by February 1949.
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Philip Wallace
Gloria
Ronald Bigelow
Harpswell
Frances Ily
Tordy
New Haven
Boyd Bailey
Ilg
Yale School of Medicine
Arnold Gesell
The
Woman’s Home Companion
Anne Kimball
Red House
Monte Lowell
Opera House
Hollywood
Calif
Charlotte Cahill
Woolwich
Lowell
Canada
Edward Jones
Bluff Road
Robert Hinds
USAAF
Craig Field
Ala
Frank Hinds
Joseph E. Kocha
Donald G. Eagan
Harry E. Thompson
Brewer
City
Oak Grove Cemetery
Merle Niles
Middle Street
Sally Kimball
Richard Kimball
Grove Street
John Dillworth
Baltimore, Md
Park Street
Colleen M. Rowe
Phi Epsilon Sigma Sorority
Burdett College
Madelyn Rowe
Summer Street
Hulda Carlson
Staul
Minn
Medomak
Park W. Saxton
Joyce
Phily
New London
Frank King
Richard J. Carver
Richard J. Carver, Jr
Heath Lane
Saxton
Hope Sound
Harriet Todd
Herman Muise
Mr. Muise
Brunswick
Almira Jones
Grand Rapids, Mich
Morris Merwin
Dale
Eugene Cram
Ruby Cram
F. Douglas Armes
Hyde Memorial
Pine Tree Society For
Topsham
John A. Dunning
Mr. Dunning
William C. Dunning
North Harpswell
Richard Wooley
Harold Wooley
Muriel Orum
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Wooley
Pratt & Whitney
Clinton Davis
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Fort Lauderdale
John Conley, Jr
Dummer Street
Charles Anderson
Clyde Fogg
Durham
N. H
Clayton Howard
William Norton
Gardiner
John Conley
Boothbay
Lester Higbe
Pleasantville
J. Arthur White
Upper
Leslie
Frazier Haines
Limestone
Ralph Legard
George E. Dersham
Interior Communications Electrician
USN
Grace E. Dersham
Winslow Street
Sicilly
Dersham
Naval Service
Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Navy
Adrian Michigan
Harry E. Ring, Jr
City Hall
Russell S. Hitchcock
Maybelle Huntington
Blue Blinds
Bristol Road
Mary Rideout
Internal Revenue Office
Augusta
Elbridge E. Webber
Academy Street
Charles P. Wetherbee
Catherine
Paul Wetherbee
Santa Monica
Daniel Dorr
Albert Millett
Portsmouth
Samuel Quinn
Chicago
Richard Moody
Clarence Dorr
Charles Sastamoine
Franklin Street
Pfc
Linwood Dore
USMC
Saipan
Douglas Dearborn
George Dearborn
Franklin Art School
George Baer Connard
Mrs. Connard
Frank A. Hinds, Jr
Beverly Curran
Brunswick Road
Clarence M. van de Water
Summit
Mary Kathryn
Edward Grange Morin
Harry F. Morin
Gladys Grange Morin
Miss van de Water
Wells College
Drew University
Madison
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Morin
Harvard University
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Stanard Oil Development Co
Army Air Corps
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Carol Louise Carpenter
David George Freestone
George Freestone
Miss Carpenter
Morse High School
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Chi Omega
Freestone
Union College
Schenectady
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Baptist Ladies Circle
Chatterabouts Club
Genesta Circle
Fireside Club
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Tereeran
Serweh Agete
Sator Agatnat Aketria
Italy
Dhaly
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Gakr Timd and Not Vu Biri
Bae Sip Informatt Liventee
Carty Labes
Charcealion Schuachater
Seressnqnart
DS Aes Spourtarat
Foltce
Vieng
Dalag
Renee
Sullitt
House Un-American Activities Committee
Maryland
Whittaker Chambers
State OF
Fran Holmes Ve
Helping Hand Club
Robeus A. Douglass
Alice Lord Gatch
Bowdeinham
Merrifield
John W. Quarrington
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