Richmond Legion Fair Dates Set For Lanefield July Fourth
Commander Lawrence A. Jr. Orson-Lane Post announces annual Legion fair at Lane field July 1 to 4 with committee chairs named including Bernard Smith general chairman and Maurice Pashard for beano and games. Auxiliary to run food concessions. Fireworks on July 4 at 9 30 p m. Baseball games slated for Friday and Sunday while field events and a parade close the celebration Monday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. , Jr
Orson-Lane
American Legion
Lanefield
Bernard Smith
Leslie de Witt
George McMaster
Arthur Terrell
Maurice Pashard
Charles Guiou
Glenn Lamoreau
Dean Foss
James Burney
Wilbur Emerson
Veneranda Sanford
Richmond Junior Legion
Winthrop
Richmond Townies
Augusta Merchants
Lane _ field
Pushard-Guiou
Norma J. MacCormick
John MacCormick
Pleasant Street
University of Maine School of Nursing
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Richmond High School
John Gallant
Wyandotte
Mich
John, Jr
Jeanne
Lowell
Lynne
Nashua
N. H
Russell Ring
Main Street
Fred Stilphen
Don Shoff
Brunswick
Carl Jones
Cecil Jones
Norridgewock
Patty
Linda Bass
George Johnson
Bernice Parent
Hallowell
Mary Parent
Oscar Douglass
Vincent Marchese
Old Ferry Road
Daniel Danforth
Guilford
Harold Wheatley
Annie Metiver
Billerica
Mass
Metiver
Government Land Surveys Start Rumors Flying Here
Rumors spread across Topsham and East Brunswick about a large Air Force communications facility in the Brunswick area. Surveys have been conducted on the Harold Ward farm and along Route 201 with bidders expected to open July 7. landowners along the Old Brunswick road gave access under agreements naming the United States of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham
Brunswick
Harold Ward
United States of America
Railroads Invest Heavily Per Worker Compared With Industry
U. S. railroads invest about 24 000 dollars per worker while manufacturing as a whole averages 14 000 dollars. The comparison highlights broader capital intensity in the railroad sector versus the broader manufacturing economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bay Point Guests and Residents Enjoy Summer Season
Bay Point and Popham residents salvage pulp logs on the Kennebec while visitors from Arlington to Dedham occupy cottages for the season. Local families and guests from Bath, Brunswick, Brattleboro, and Massachusetts are seen at beaches, on the Point, and at Reid State Park as lifeguards, caretakers, and vacationers mingle.
Plan to Install Support Beams at Central Station
Fire Chief Richard Frates said arrangements are being made to strengthen the interior of Central Fire station by installing six by six timbers and posts between the first and second floors of the brick section. Engine 4 will be moved to the wooden section for protection if the building collapses. The city council is expected to discuss the dangerous condition at the July meeting and may call for a new central fire station at another site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frates
Central Fire Station
Expensive Push Causes Crash In Grand Rapids
Jerry Allred tried to flag down help for his stalled car in Grand Rapids Michigan and accidentally started a chain reaction that left three semi trailers tangled. Police estimated damages at 12500 dollars and Alfred aided before officers arrived. No one was held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jerry Allred
Alfred
Gas line blast embarrasses Orangefield man
C F Floyd escaped injury in a gas line explosion at Orangefield Texas. He was not hurt just embarrassed as the blast blew his pants off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangefield
Tex
C. F Floyd
Georgetown Gathers Summer News From Local Families
Georgetown community notes a quiet Friday departure for a Maine vacation. In town, First Baptist filled by Nathan Wood who delivered a sermon from I John. Honorary Dartmouth degree awarded to Edgar H. Hunter for lifelong service. Various residents travel, visit, and host at cottages around Robinhood, MacMahan, and Kennebec Point. One obituary remembers lobster-boat captain Harley Thibodeau Harley of Harmon's Harbor.
YMCA Day Camp Opens With Record Attendance at Cushman Beach
Camp director Frank Torrey and councilor Bob McDougal called the first day of the 1955 YMCA Day Camp a huge success as 166 boys, the largest group ever, visited Cushman's Beach in Sebasco. Activities included swimming, softball, tug of war, hikes, soap carving, and safety drills. The camp will meet Tuesday next week due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Torrey
Bob McDougal
Cushman’s Beach
Sebasco
Bath
Calvin Wing Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
North Bath resident Calvin Wing was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party hosted by his wife Marilyn at the Leeman home in Woolwich. Guests included extended family and friends such as Chester Leeman, Roland Leeman, Cathy, Sharon Wing, Bobby Wing, Ronny Wing, Sandra Lutz, Pamela Wright, and many others from Woolwich, Eliot, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Wing
North Bath
Marilyn
Hollis Leeman
Woolwich
Leeman
Chester Leeman
Roland Leeman
Cathy
William Lee
Patty
Billy
Arthur Wing
Sharon
Cleon Wing
Bobby
Ronny
Roy Lutz, Jr
Sandra
Chester Wright
Pamela
Ralph Williams
J. Carroll Wing
Edward Leeman
Nancy Leeman
Kenneth Yore
Chicago
Philip Tardiff
Mary
Janice Lebel
Linwood Grover
Ronald Hodgkins
Kenny
John Webber
Burton Wing
Eliot
Bath Chamber of Commerce committee schedules meeting
Councilman Merritt A Mitch ell chairs a Bath Chamber of Commerce special committee meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 PM in City Manager's office City Hall. Topics include by laws dues formula initial projects and a budget for the first year to fund a full time executive secretary and office expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt A. Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
Bath
City Hall
Bath Woman Expected to be Discharged Today
Mrs June P Lewis of Bath injured in a Route 27 collision near Boothbay may leave Bath Memorial Hospital today. X rays show a fracture of the right wrist and forehead lacerations from the accident in which her car, driven by Forrest R Lewis, collided with a sedan driven by Carroll T Chubbuck of Edgecomb. Gene Chubbuck also received treatment for cuts. Both vehicles were reportedly demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June P. Lewis
Bath
Boothbay
Bath Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Gene Chubbuck
Damuarisvoltta
Mars Mean Distance From Sun Report
A historic astronomy note states Mars maintains a mean distance of 141,650,000 miles from the sun. The figure underscores orbital measurements used by early planetary calculations and classroom demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Five Islands Pulpit Guest Amid Summer Sea Visits
Nathan Wood of Boston spoke at the Five Islands pulpit last Sunday as Warren Harris plans to preach next. A large attendance filled services while residents noted several visitors and summer residents at cottages on Malden Island Sedgemere Road and nearby. Notable names include Mrs Dorothy Haemer of Westport Conn and the Haemer family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Vail, and numerous Pinkham and Davis relatives visiting from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Wood
Boston
Warren Harris
Harris
Webster ‘Harley
Cundy’s Harbor
Harley
Chester Kelsea
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Mass
Dorothy Haemer
Westport
Conn
Haemer
Edda Needham
Victor Pinkham
Sylvia
Victor, Jr
Roy Clark
Seguinland
Charles Kelley
Melvin
Presque Isle
Ray Grover
Ray Gilpatric
Portland
W. R. Boynton
Hingham
Malden Island
Quincy Wales
Richard Walker
Ernest Snow
Freeport
Robert
O’connor
Paul Drouin
Saugus
Philip Goodwin
John Blasi
Brookline
William Chafe
Cambridge
Otis Baker
Westwood
Felix Solomons
Shaffer
Sauus
Hormone-Treated Bulls Claim Tender Meat in Ohio Project
Two scientists in Wooster claim bulls fed synthetic female hormones produce meat nearly as tender as steer meat. Hormone pellets are implanted behind the bulls’ ears under supervision of Dr. Earle W. Klosterman of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station and Lawrence E Kunkle of Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, Ohio
Earle W. Klosterman
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Lawrence E Kunkle
Ohio State University
Dresden News Highlights Local Residents and Arts Honors
Dresden area notes include Chester Dorr rebuilding on the Durgan property foundation after a past fire, and visits by East Boothbay and Boothbay residents. Roger Frey receives the Golden Apple Award for theater work at Maine Masque, while continuing studies and activities at Gardiner High and the University of Maine. Daisy A. Goodwin dies at Dresden Mills after teaching locally. funeral arrangements held in Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Dorr
Roger
Gardiner High School
University of Maine
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Camden Hills
Leonard Gahan
Lawrence
South Portland
Alexander Cairns
East Bowdeinham
Cairns
Daytona Beach
Fla
Nancy Bourgeous
Denmark
Eastern River Orange
C. E. Longfellow
H. L
C. E. Sheldon
Pemaquid
Norris Lord
James Scofield
Detroit
Mich
Dresden Mills
Mt. Olive Branch
O.E.S
Lillian Wallace
Hazel Libby
Grand Worthy
Garrison Hill
Wiscasset
Crescent
Crystal
Pogonia
Wiwarna
Mt. Pisgah
Lake View
Daisy Goodwin
Frank C. Goodwin
Daisy A. Goodwin
Goodwin
Obituary of Mrs Magdaline Lobdell Anderson
Mrs Magdaline Lobdell Anderson 85 of Flushing New York died Monday night at Benedict Memorial hospital Ballston Spa New York She was born July 25 1869 in Schenectady to George and Sarah Snell She lived in Flushing for many years and was a member of the Baptist church and Pleiades Chapter OES Surviving husband James Anderson daughter Mrs Charles Andrews of Bath two sisters and three brothers and several nieces and nephews Funeral service will be held in Flushing Thursday afternoon and committal at Oak Grove Friday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Anderson
Magdaline Lobdell Anderson
Flushing
N. Y
Benedict Memorial Hospital
Ballston Spa
Oak Grove
Funeral service for Mrs. Sarah E Harney reported
Funeral service for Mrs. Sarah E Harney was held at Leslie C Shumway funeral home 648 High street Wednesday afternoon at two with Rev Martin Sargent of Winter Street Congregational church officiating Bearers were Donald Belanger John Belanger Sr Francis Eastman and Edgar LeRoy Blick Jr Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Sarah E Harney
Leslie C Shumway
High Street
Martin Sargent
Winter Street Congregational Church
Donald Belanger
John Belanger
Francis Eastman
Edgar Leroy Blick
Ouk Grove
Funeral for Emma M Oliver in Woolwich
Funeral services for Emma M Oliver wife of Freeman Oliver were held Tuesday afternoon at the Arthur Fo Mayo and Son Funeral Residence in Woolwich Reverend Martin B Sargent officiated. Bearers included John Mitchell William Wallace John Wallace Nelson Rice Leon Oliver and Joseph Andrews. She was laid to rest in the Riverside cemetery Day's Ferry Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M Oliver
Freeman Oliver
Woolwich
Arthur Fo Mayo and Son
Martin B Sargent
John Mitchell
William Wallace
John Wallace
Nelson Rice
Leon Oliver
Joseph Andrews
Riverside Cemetery
Day's Ferry
Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth G Reed
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth G Reed who died Tuesday morning in Scarborough will be held Thursday afternoon at two from Curtis Funeral Home The Rev Charles K Sims pastor of the First Baptist Church will officiate Burial will be in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Elizabeth G. Reed
Scarborough
Curtis Funeral Home
Charles K. Sims
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove
Funeral Services for Carl C. Anderson Tuesday
Funeral services for Carl C. Anderson 61 of 157 Oak Street were held at 3 30 p m Tuesday at the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence with the Rev Canon C M Tubbs officiating. Burial was in the Oak family lot. Anderson prominent as a druggist for 42 years died Saturday at Togus Veterans Hospital after a week as a patient. He was born in Bath on Sept 16 1893 and served in WWI with the 65th Pioneer Regiment A E F. He was past president of the Maine Pharmaceutical Association and former head of the Maine Commission of Pharmacy. He is survived by his widow Charlotte Hall Anderson two daughters Elizabeth and Mrs Gilbert O Pletts a granddaughter Nancy Pletts and a sister Mrs Thomas Bregger. his mother died last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Anderson
Oak Street
Arthur F. Mayo and Son
High Street
Canon C. M. Tubbs
Oak Grove
Anderson
Togus Veterans Hospital
Bath
Charles
Elizabeth Schaeffer Anderson
Morse High School
65Th Pioneer Regiment
A.E.F
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
Maine Commission of Pharmacy
Colonial Club
Solar Lodge
A.M
Smith-Tobey
Webster F. Harley Dies at 59 in Cun dy’s Harbor
Webster F. Harley 59 of Cundy's Harbor died suddenly Saturday morning while out in his boat. Born July 9, 1895 in Georgetown, he was a World War I veteran and longtime Bath Iron Works machinist. He leaves his father Hartley D Harley stepmother two daughters Mrs Edmund Purdy and Mrs Vincent Davis two sons Douglas and Webster J a sister Mrs Chester Kelsea a sister Mrs Ethlyn Mott and a brother Norman S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cundy’s Harbor
Bath Iron Works
Mr. Harley
Harmon’s Harbor
Georgetown
Hartley
Jennie Thibodeau Harley
Cundy's Harbor
France
England
Lillian Brown
Harmon's Harbor
Hartley William
Stetson
Brunswick
Milford, N. H
Webster F. Harley
Hartley D
Eva Holland Harley
Wilton
N. H
Bath Iron Works Corp
John Leo Murray, Jr
American Legion
Maine State Federation of Fire Fighters, Inc
Improved Order of Red Men
Pythian Lodge of
Bath
Edmund Purdy
Lyndhurst
Vincent Davis
Leominster
Mass
Douglas
Syracuse
N. Y
Webster J
Akron, O
Chester Kelsea
Gardiner
Ethlyn Mott
Norwalk
Calif
Norman S
Hallowell
Mrs Elizabeth Pollard 79 Bath resident dies at home
Elizabeth Patten Pollard 79 wife of Albert E. Pollard died Sunday at her Center street extension home. Born October 11 1875 in Bath she was daughter of John and Sarah Webster and attended local schools. She belonged to People’s Baptist church G A R auxiliary West Bath grange and held several lodge titles. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Percy Mann Bath two sisters Mrs George Larrabee and Mrs Sarah Couillard Bath two granddaughters Mrs Mitten Swift and Mrs Francis O’Halloran Nutley N J and three great grandchildren plus one great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pollard
Elizabeth Patten Pollard
Albert E. Pollard
Center Street
Bath
John
Sarah Whitehouse Webster
People's Baptist Church
West Bath
W. O. of
Percy Mann
George P. Larrabee
Sarah Couillard
Mitten Swift
Francis O'Halloran
Nutley
N. J
Mrs Sarah E Harney Dies at 85 in Roxbury Mass
Mrs. Sarah E. Harney 85 of Roxbury Mass died Saturday night in a Boston hospital after a brief illness. Widow of Rev Gilbert Harney she visited here with nephew Edgar Leroy Black and niece Elva Belanger. Born Boston July 11 1869 she was a dressmaker retired 1950 and attended Winter Street Congregational Church. Surviving relatives include her niece and nephew here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Harney
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Gilbert Harney
Edgar Leroy Black
Elva Belanger
Winter Street Congregational Church
Viola M Thompson Dies at 47 in Woolwich Home
Viola M Thompson 47 wife of Royal Thompson died Monday at her Woolwich home. Born Augusta Sept 28 1908 she was a daughter of James and Julia Dill. Surviving: husband, son Edwin Childs USAF in Korea, daughter Gertrude Dionne Woolwich, sisters Alice Hisler Augusta and Hazel Gibson Michigan. Funeral Thursday at 130 at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
James
Julia Hoyt Dill
Edwin Childs
USAF
Korea
Gertrude Dionne
Woolwich
Alice Hisler
Hazel Gibson
Michigan
Arthur F. Mayo
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral service for George H. Oliver conducted at Curtis Funeral Home
Funeral Monday afternoon at two conducted by Rev. Harold L. Allen of Corliss Street Church. Bearers were George Oliver Linwood Feere Leroy Colby and Donald Hill. Burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Oliver
Curtis Funeral
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street Church
George Oliver
Linwood Feere
Leroy Colby
Donald Hill
Oak Grove
Bowdoin Man Found Dead At Home In Bowdoin
An 84 year old Bowdoin man Nels Olsen was found dead in his Bowdoin home on the evening of June 22 after neighbors said they had not seen him for 24 hours. Deputy Belanger and Medical Examiner Dr. Gould ruled death from natural causes. Olsen lived alone with no known survivors. body moved to Brackett funeral home in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Edward C. Belanger
Nels Olsen
Sweden
George S. Gould
Richmond
Olsen
Belanger
Brackett
Brunswick
Mary Alma Chaput Rites Held in Augusta
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Alma Chaput 67 were conducted at St Marys Catholic Church Augusta following a lengthy illness. A Bath native and former Willow Crest Home cook in Pittston and private Augusta families she was born February 2 1888 in Rogersville New Brunswick. Surviving children include Wallace Dania Florida Harold Belgrade Leon Bath and Edward Bath with daughters Joseph Bickford Melvin Pray Dawson Wyman and Byron Johnson of Belgrade Lakes. Also surviving are brothers Joseph Arsenault Carratunk Edmund Arsenault Texas and 18 grandchildren five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Chaput
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Augusta
Mary Alma Chaput
Augusta General Hospital
Bath
Chaput
Willowcrest
Pittston
Rogersville
N. B
Benedict Arsenault
Edward Chaput
St.Mary's Church
Wallace
Dania,Fla
Harold
Belgrade
Leon
Edward
Joseph Bickford
Melvin Pray
Dawson Wyman
Byron Johnson
Belgrade Lakes
Joseph Arsenault
Carratunk
Edmund Arsenault
Texas
Elizabeth G Reed 83 Bath widow of Frank G Reed dies
Elizabeth Gray Reed 83 widow of Frank G Reed died in a Scarborough nursing home after a long illness. Born November 14, 1871 in Dresden she moved to Bath in 1889 and lived there since. She was a member of People's Baptist church and survived by her daughter Margaret R. Hill, two grandsons David E. Hill and Donald E. Hill, and three great granddaughters Jacqueline Elizabeth Hill Linda Ann Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth G. Reed
Elizabeth Gray Reed
Frank G. Reed
Scarborough
Dresden
Henry
Margaret Munsey Gray
Bath
Mrs Emma M Oliver Dies Quietly at 60 in Woolwich
Mrs Emma M Oliver 60 died suddenly Friday morning at her Woolwich home on Arrowsic road. Born in Lynn Massachusetts December 14 1895 she was daughter of Frank and Edna Eaton. She was wife of Freeman L Oliver and mother to Robert L Oliver in the U. S. Navy in Florida and three daughters Mrs Ernest Back Bath Mrs Earl Bailey and Roberta Oliver of Woolwich. Also three grandchildren Donald Back Ronald Bailey and Faylene Bailey. She was member of Good Will club Woolwich and Dromore grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Oliver
Arrowsic Road
Woolwich
Freeman L. Oliver
Lynn
Mass
Frank
Edna Low Eaton
Ernest Back
Bath
Earl Bailey
Roberta Oliver
Donald Back
Ronald
Faylene Bailey
Annie M Higgins 81 dies at Memorial hospital
Annie M Higgins 81 died June 21 at Memorial hospital where she had been a patient two months. Born January 14, 1874 in Perry she was a daughter of Thomas and Mary Muholland Higgins. She belonged to St Marys Roman Catholic church. Survived by brother Daniel E Higgins of Bath two nephews Thomas McKay of Bath and William McKay of Collingswood NJ and two nieces Mrs L R Griffen White Plains NY and Mrs Mary Cheverie Roxbury MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Higgins
Memorial Hospital
Perry
Thomas
Mary Muholland Higgins
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Daniel E. Higgins
Bath
Thomas McKay
William McKay
Collingswood
N. J
L. R
Bath druggist Anderson laid to rest with Legion service
Anderson, a popular Bath citizen and local druggist, died recently. Funeral rites were held at 3:30 PM Tuesday at the Arthur F Mayo and Son Funeral Residence with Rev Cannon Charles M Tubbs officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery with an American Legion committal service. Bearers included George Gavette Roy Mattson Harry L Day Allan Spear Robert M Huse and Edward True Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
Allan Spear
Robert M. Huse
Edward True, Jr
Kingsbury Funeral Held After Thursday Service
Funeral for William R. Kingsbury was held Thursday afternoon at 130 from A. F. Mayo and Son funeral residence. Rev Charles R. Sims of First Baptist Church officiated. Bearers were Russell Hallowell Nimard Fifield George Babine and Neill MacDougall. Burial followed in the family plot at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kingsbury
William R. Kingsbury
A. F. Mayo & Son
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Church
Russell Hallowell
Nimard Fifield
George Babine
Neill MacDougall
Oak Grove
Mars water myth debunked by modern data
Early telescopic observers mistook dark Martian regions for seas. Modern measurements confirm the planet lacks large bodies of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
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Boothbay Harbor
Viking
William Adams
Bay Point
Popham
Kennebec
George White
Arlington
Carroll House
Maryland
Mrs. House
Nina Cummings
H. Martin Powers
Jon Hentz
Karl Hentz
Hensinger
Mrs. Colby
Edgar Johns
Woolwich Nursery
Elwell’s
Arrowsie
Sheriff Loring Ds Small
Warden Owen Richardson
Harold Drake
E. O. Tukey
Carlton W. Rideout
Marrtown
Emery Rideout
Alton Stinson
East Brunswick
Stinson
Kenneth McIvor
Massachusetts
Marcia Miller
Brattleboro
Reid State Park
Leonard Doughty
Stonehouse
Richard Hagan
Priscilla Glover
Auburn
Thomas Hagan
Kennebec Point
Charles Kiessling
Charles Swearingen
Lila Spinney
Alfred Perow
Sherman Campbell
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Carl Kiessling, Jr
Dedham
Rockledge
Harold Johnson
Warren Mercy
Maine
Gordon Divinity School
Beverly Farms
Wood
I John
William A. Todd
Richards Library
Dartmouth College
Edgar H. Hunter
Little Sheepscot
Hunter
Hanover
Dartmouth
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Michael MacDonald
William MacDonald
Georgetown Center
Central Maine General Hospital
Brian Davis
Seaman Davis
Bermuda
Ethel Patterson
West Georgetown
Mrs. Golden
Nebraska
Dorothy W. Oliver
Kingston
Joseph F. Higgins
Harry Hersh
Theodore Lazell
MacMahan
Pennsylvania
Morris Levine
Joan
New York
Sigfrid Carlstrom
Donna
Bisseth
Robinhood
Betty Gregory
Hackettstown
Campbell
Patty Smythe
Harold J. Brown
Betsy Holt
Holt
Cornel
Pioneer Camp
Bridgton
Eli
Vermont
Quinibeck Camp
John Holt
Peter
Jay
Washington, D. C
Heal’s Eddy
Terry Davis
Lloyd Pinkham, Jr
Islands
Lawrence Cloutier
Rudolf H. Trafton
David
Cynthia
Trafton
Vernon Lippard
Susie
Dean Bonney
Bonney
J. H. Brown
Miss Henderson
Brown
Roscoe P. Todd
Walter Beane
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Everett
Gilbert Gunnell
Waltham
Gerald M. York
Carroll Powers
Lauretta M. Jones
Judson B. Cross
Exeter
Nhs
Judson Cross
Edward J. Stewart
Needham
Theodore Stewart
Stewart Cottage
Jane Oliver
James Oliver
Bay Point Road
Charlotte
Hazel Green
Gail
Hugh Rockwell
David W. Johnson
Carol
Marathon
Webster Harley Webster Harley
YMCA
Emma Oliver
Viola M. Thompson
Viola M Thompson
Royal Thompson
Shumway Funeral Service
M. H. Page
North St
Dial
Kennebec Greenhouses
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