Surprise party honors Warren A Parris and Roberta Irving
A Queen Esther Rebekah lodge surprise party at the Parris home on Upper Washington street honored the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Parris. Gifts included a Colonial lamp and a small desk lamp. Attendees included many local residents and lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Parris
Roberta M. Irving
R. N
Upper Washington Street
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Parris
Albert Thompson
Noble Grand
Frank Farrin
Victor Pinkham
Emma Jacobs
Charles Helah
Alfred Bunker
Herbert Huggard
Roger Pierce
Leonard Lord
Wallace Atword
Ralph Mank
Charles Nelson
Lesnard Munsey
Frank Beal
Edwin Copeland
Chester Colby
Herbert McCabe
William Cangdon
Albert Thompon
Otis Card
Lillius Larrabee
Miss Hester Rote Returns From Vacation
Miss Hester Rote a history teacher at Morte high school returned Sunday after spending her week vacation at her Brooks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Rote
Morte High School
Brooks
Local notes span travel plans and society activities
Mrs Richard Quick reports Captain Quick departing London with a ship bound for Preston and then New York to drydock, while the captain plans to stay home likely until late March. Miss Jane Hyde remains home with chicken pox. The First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society convened at Mrs E C Murphy’s home with planning for a constitution, April luncheon, and sewing for Mather school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Quick
Washington Street
Captain Quick
London
Eng
Texas
Preston
New York City
Capt. Quick
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
E. C. Murphy
A. I. Stuart
Stuart
Sims
Harrington
Stover
Mather School
Elsie Crosby
Local residents visit city and return home
Miss Florence M. Watson a Grade 3 teacher at Mitchell school spent the week with her Richmond parents Mr and Mrs Seth C Watson then returned to her city home with Mr and Mrs Leonard M Munsey 427 High street. Mrs Arthur P Sampson and son Richard 12 Columbia road Woodfords with Mrs Harry Starbird visited the city. Mrs Carrie M Sampson who had stayed with the Sampsons returned to 1059 High street. Miss Marion Betty McGuiggan of lower Middle street attended Thursday evening at the American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Watson
Mitchell School
Seth C. Watson
Richmond
Miss Watson
Leonard M. Munsey
High Street
Arthur P Sampson
Richard
Columbia Road
Woodfords
Harry Starbird
Nhce
Carrie M. Sampson
Marion
Betty” McGuiggan
Lower Middle Street
American Legion Hall
Salem Ships and Ship Masters Lecture at Bowdoin
James D Phillips treasurer Houghton Mifflin will speak on Salem ships and ship masters at eight March 9 in the Moulton union Bowdoin College The talk is hosted by the Pejepscot Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Union
Bowdoin College
James D. Phillips
Houghton Mifflin Publishing Company
Pejepscot
Bath residents travel to Augusta for Marge-Cong game
A long list of Bath men and women joined crowds traveling to Augusta Monday for the Marge-Cong basketball game. Among those noted were Mr and Mrs Arthur B Scott Mr and Mrs Clinton D Wilson Mr and Mrs William A Furber Mr and Mrs William L Skelton and many others. Also mentioned are Miss Priscilla Warner visiting her Portland grandmother and UMaine Intramural Athletic Association events with officers named. Mrs Alice Baker returns to Skowhegan after visiting Errol Baker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Augusta
Arthur B. Scott
Clinton D. Wilson
William A. Furber
William L. Skelton
Milton Trott
Charles Cummings
Harry Ring
John P. Hayes
Ralph E. Legard
J. Edward Pomeroy
William Oliver
Gardiner
Dceering
Edwin E. Pinson
George Levyn
Errol Baker
Cecil J. Cutts
David Y. Alkazin
Weston L. Bonney
Carrie Shaw
Edwin Powers
Thomas Cummings
Parke Grindel
Elford A. Stover
Edward L. Lee Jr
Russell Kenney
Paul B. Wilson
Dominique Tardiff
Jay Povich
Joseph Cloutier
Clayton Rowe
Pauline Burden
Harold Footer
Blair Wilson
Herbert Henderson
W. Linwood Haynes
Henry W. Mank
Archibald M. Mann Jr
James Miller
Harold Harrington
Stanley Kingsbury
William Gove
Robert Hatch
Alfred McCabe
J. Edward McMann
Albert McMann
Priscilla Warner
Hoor
Edith Pinkham
Portland
Evening Workers social in Cottage Park names streets and cakes
Evening Workers of Winneyance held a February social in Cottage Park club rooms. Contests across Beth street names United States cities and cake pie themes entertained attendees. Refreshments included creamed salmon peas Washington pie gelatin pudding and confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneyance
Cottage Park
Beth
United States
Washington
Bessie Hunt
Cleora Coombs
Mena Preble
Charlotte Owen
Mae Blaisdell
Annie Malcolm
Joanna Hodgkins
Woolwich Groups Stage Crinoline and Candlelight Play
Mrs Earl Dorr and others from Woolwich performed Crinoline and Candlelight in Sebenon hall as part of a George Washington birthday entertainment sponsored by Nequasset groups including the Men's Forum the Ladies' auxiliary and the Mothers' club. Miss Agnes Fahey of Morse High faculty returned Sunday after a Portland vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dorr
Woolwich
Earl Dow
Sebenon Hall
Men's Forum
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mothers’ Club
Nequasset
Agnes Fahey
Morse High
Portland
Ladies Aid at Wesley M E Church All Day Meeting
The Ladies' aid group of Wesley M E Church met in the League room for an all day gathering. Dinner was served at noon by Mrs. Oliver Brown, Mrs. Emma Pierce, and Mrs. Forest L. Littlefield. In the afternoon they observed Longfellow's birthday with devotions led by president Mrs. Georgia Ripley and the group. A poem and pieces were shared by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. E. Church
League Room
Oliver Brown
Emma Pierce
Forest L. Littlefield
Longfellow
Dora Lowell
the Crane
Florence Rogers
Miss Margaret Miller Returns to Melrose School Work
Miss Margaret Miller returns to Melrose Massachusetts after a week’s vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Archibald Miller at Granite Street where she teaches in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Melrose
Mass
Archibald Miller
Granite Street
Beatrice Hosmer
Attleboro
William W. Hosmer
Middle Street
Bath Women Host Washington Supper and Auction
Several Bath young ladies joined Mrs. Allen Niles and Miss Vivian LeMont at Meeting House Hill South Portland for a Washington supper party. Three auction tables followed with prizes including hosiery, lace, a chiffon handkerchief, and a silver salt and pepper set awarded as consolation to Miss Mae Bickle. Other Bath attendees included Mrs. Charles Syde Mrs. Thomas Cummings Mrs. David Tabor Mrs. Eugene Footer and Miss Ella McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Allen Niles
Vivian LeMont
Mae Bickle
Charles Syde
Thomas Cummings
David Tabor
Eugene Footer
Ella McAllister
Mrs Hill and Family Return From Beachmont Visit
Mrs Walter Hill and her three children Betty Leu Langdon and Junior have returned after a week with Mrs Hill's parents Mr and Mrs Horace Aitken in Beachmont Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hill
Betty Leu. Langdon
Junior
Worrey Returns to Rockland After NYC Managers Conclave
Parker E. Worrey, manager of the National Dairy Products Co., traveled from New York to Rockland after attending a managers convention. He stayed overnight with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Worrey, at 1207 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker E. Worrey
Beth
New York
Rockland
National Dairy Products Co
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
Auburn visitors return with local cousins and friends
Mrs Harry P. Nason and her son Lewis visited Auburn for a week and returned Saturday with Mrs Arthur Wing and daughter Althea Mrs Ruby Robertson and Alfred Nason who accompanied them back to Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Nason
Lewis
Auburn
Arthur Wing
Althea
Ruby Robertson
Alfred Nason
John Levya Returns From Week With Parents at Turner Court
John Levya came back Sunday to He bron Academy after spending the week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Levya at Turner Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levya
Hebron Academy
George Levya
Turner Court
Dinner party in Sagadahoc Ferry hosted by Dow family
Mr and Mrs Earl Dow entertained Lewiston Buick Co employees at their Sagadahoc Ferry home on a Saturday evening. Dow is sales manager and Mrs Henry T B Leeman is slowly recovering from an illness at 13 Somerset Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dow
Sagadahoc Ferry
The
Lewiton Buick Co
Mr. Dow
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Corliss Street church group meets for mission work
Eleven members of the Far and Near Missionary society of Corliss street church gathered Friday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs. Vivian Plant's home. The group opened with singing and prayers, conducted a prayer study, voted to send a White Cross box overseas, and heard a paper on Women in the Changing Orient. Several members plan to attend the Women missionary convention in Topsham on Friday, March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far and Near Missionary Society of
Mildred Stackpole
the Baptist Church
Topsham
Washington Bicentennial Observed by Sabattus Masons
David Rich Karcher Jackson Dr Eben J. Marston and Rev. David L. Wilson attended Sabattus Wednesday evening for the Washington Bicentennial hosted by Webster lodge No. 64. The town hall overflowed with Masons and guests as John Thompson directed a musical and literary program featuring a Bates College quartet and reader. Rev. Wilson spoke on "Washington, the Mason, and His Message for Today."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rich
Karcher Jackson
Eben J. Marston
David L. Wilson
Grand Lodge of
Maine
Sabattus
Washington
Webster Lodge
No. 64
John Thompson
Bates College
Mrs Lulu Herbert Wins First Prize At Lodge Bridge Party
Mrs Lulu Herbert won first prize at a public bridge party held last week by the Queen Esther Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows Hall. A misprint previously credited first prize to Mrs Leonard Munsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tierre
Albert Thompson
Leonard Mungey
Munsey
Thompson
Munseey
Herbert Huggard
Frank Farrin
Lena Shepard
Alfred Bunker
Lulu Herbert
Leonard Munsey
Coast Guard Officer Assumes Command Of Bath Patrol Boat
Lieut R L Raney of the Coast Guard arrived in Bath after a cross country motor trip from Anacortes Washington. He has been transferred to Bath to command the patrol boat Icarus during its completion at the Iron Works. The Icarus will be the next patrol boat to go overboard at the Bath plant and next to the last of the seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Raney
Coast Guard
Bath
Anacortes
Wash
Raney
Pacific Coast
Iearns
The
Iron Works
Icarus
Sister of Mrs Esther Purington Dies in Gardiner
Mrs Harry Cressey left Friday evening for Gardiner after learning of her sister in law Mrs Esther M Purington who later died at 11 30 p m in Gardiner The report notes the sudden death followed illness and family arrangements afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cressey
Gardiner
Esther M. Purington
Evelyn Wallace Hosts Saco Party For Brother Stanley Wallace
Miss Evelyn Wallace entertained with a party at her Saco home for her brother Stanley Wallace of Bath. The gathering featured games and guitar music by Walter Snipe of Bath, with refreshments served by Miss Wallace and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wallace
Saco
Stanley Wallace
Bath
Walter Snipe
Miss Wallace
Local residents visit and return from trips on recent days
Louis Miller came back after a visit in Malden Massachusetts with friends. Lawrence Goldman will stay several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Abraham Miller of Lincoln Street. Mrs Walter Ey returned to Lewiston after a stay in Bath with Mrs John H Grindell. Miss Phyllis Small participated in a novelty sketch with Jackie Merrill at the Cosmopolitan clubhouse during a Maine Progressive Union meeting. Mrs Merrill joined them at the piano. Miss Frances Sprague returned Saturday from Portland where she visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
Malden
Mass
Lawrence Goldman
Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Phyllis Small
Walter Small
Willow Street
Jackie Merrill
Charles W. Merrill
Cosmopolitan Club
Maine Progressive Union
Merrill
Frances Sprague
Portland
Morris 8. Povich
Washington, D. C
America
Capitol
Washington
Povich
Bath
Union
Y.M.C.A
Alice May Douglas
Central Church
Europa Brings Eight Aboard as Rough Seas Slow Crossing
The North German Lloyd steamship Europa battled heavy weather on February 15 making 132 miles the shortest day of its history. Henry C. Wright and ex Governor Percival P. Baxter were among eight at the captain’s table. plans shift from Paris to Berlin then to Persia and Russia with Moscow arrival by mid March and return to America a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europa
Henry C. Wright
Percival P. Baxter
New York
Paris
Berlin
Persia
Russia
Moscow
America
Betty Fuller Hosts Gathering at Fuller Home
Miss Betty Fuller entertained a number of friends at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs E Motley Fuller Thursday night. Games and dancing followed by refreshments. Guests included Lois Swett Carol Stevens Beth Trott Evelyn Trott John McCarty Tom Clark Charles Lee Linwood Haynes Archie Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuller
E. Motley Fuller
Lois Swett
Carol Stevens
Beth Trott
Evelyn Trott
John McCarty
Tom Clark
Charles Lee
Linwood Haynes
Archie Main
Residents Return From Bath Visits
Walter E Shaughnessy returns to his Boston home after several days in Bath as a guest of Mrs Lillian Upham of lower High street. Florence M Watson returns from a week long visit to the Mursey home at 427 High Street after teaching Grade 3 Mitchel s chool duties. Alice Hartnett a Lynn public school teacher comes back from Bath to her mother Mrs F W Hartnett on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Shaughnessy
Boston
Bath
Lillian Upham
Lower High Street
Alice Hartnett
Lynn
Mass
F. W. Hartnett
High Street
Farnhams Return After Holiday Visit in Portland
Mr and Mrs J Franklin Farnham return to their home on William Street Portland after visiting Mrs Farnhams parents Mr and Mrs Arthur L Perkins of Middle Street Mrs Farnham was formerly Miss Irene F Howe of this city Mrs Harry L Day hosted her contract club for a luncheon Thursday noon at her Green Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInne
Washington Street
J. Franklin Farnham
William Street
Portland
Harry L. Day
Green Street
Summer Street Schoolhouse Social Hosts Women Group
Barbara Fisher Phyllis Chaney Virginia Golder Barbara Norton and Marjorie Furber hosted a gathering at the summer street schoolhouse on Wednesday of last week. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with Mrs. Marin Chaney and Mrs. Erastus Jewett as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fisher
Phyllis Chaney
Virginia Golder
Barbara Norton
Marjorie Furber
Summer Street
Marin Chaney
Erastus Jewett
Mary Spinney
Stella Jewett
Adeline McAllister
Rita Henderson
Virginia Wright
Christine Higgins
Barbara Chaney
William Grindell
Vernal Chaney
Russell Colby, Jr
Charles Lee
Elwood Legard
Ralph MacDonald
Ned Lowery
John Murray
Harold Harrington
Albert Douglas
Newell Wilson
Paul Stinson
Bart O'Donnell
Mr and Mrs Edmond Gay Spend Time With Family
Mr and Mrs Edmond Gay of Deering Street spend a few months in Rockville Center New York with daughter Mrs A G Worthington and in New York City with son Arthur Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Gay
Deering Street
Rockville Center
N. Y
A. G. Worthington
New York City
Arthur Gay
North End Card Table club hosts bridge event at McAlister home
The North End Card Table club met Wednesday at 10 Drummond Street hosted by Mrs Andrew McAlister. Six tables played bridge with Mrs Elmer Avery taking first and Mrs Ada Small second. McAllister daughters served refreshments as guests included Mrs Ralph Dunbar and many others. note also Ernest Cy Kenney, formerly of Central Maine Power, visiting Bath before returning to Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Mae Ward
Annette Pinkham
North End Card Table Club
Andrew McAlister
Drummond Street
Elmer Avery
Ada Small
McAllister
Mary
Dorothy McAllister
Ralph Dunbar
E. Mason Wright
Scott Golder
Joseph I. Smith
Elmer Sidelinger
George Reynolds
Thomas Fletcher
Carl Swanton
William Furber
Leroy Lord
Clarence Atwood
Clifford Wilband
Frank French
Charles MacDonald, Jr
Fred Hoffman
Annie Hackett
John Gilmore
John Conley
Lena Shepard
Melvin Ferris
Waldo Weston
Hulda Ferguson
Boston
Ernest Kenney
Central Maine Power Co
Norway
Charles Woodcock
Green Street
Morse High Faculty Member Edna McAvoy Returns
Miss Edna McAvoy returned Sunday after visiting friends in Haverhill Massachusetts she is a member of the Morse High faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna McAvoy
Haverhill
Mass
McAvoy
Morse High
Bridge Supper At Oak Street Hosted By Mrs Grindell
Mrs John Grindell entertained at her Oak street home with a supper bridge last Wednesday. Prizes included first Mrs Walter Ey chiffon hosiery runner up Mrs Mark Hennessy and third Mrs Edwin Powers. Conso lation went to Mrs Albert Bonney. Mrs Fred L Brackley now a Thayer hospital patient in Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grindell
Oak Street
Walter Ey
Mark Hennessy
Edwin Powers
Albert Bonney
King Couple Marks Leap Year Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Alfred L King of 608 Middle Street celebrated their second wedding anniversary Monday. They wed Feb 29, a leap year, causing the unusual timing with only one intervening leap year since their 1924 marriage. Mr King works in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred L. King
Middle Street
Fac
King
Portsmouth
N. H
Reverend Franklin Preaches at Grace Church on Faith
Rev. Peter P. B. Franklin, chaplain at the State prison in Thomaston, spoke at Grace church on Faith. He cited I have fought the good fight and I have kept the Faith, stressed shared core Christian principles, and urged living by charity to reduce prison needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. B. Franklin
Thomaston
Grace Church
Mr. Franklin
St. Paul
Franklin
Miss Agatha Lennox Visits Bangor Guest of Old Classmate
Miss Agatha Lennox, Grade 5 teacher at Mitchell school, is spending a few days in Bangor as the guest of Miss Georgie Mayo, her former Gorham Normal school classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Lennox
Mitchell School
Bangor
Georgie Mayo
Gorham Normal School
Social gathering at Miss Shirley Shepards home
Miss Shirley Shepard entertained her club and guests Thursday evening at 76 Pine Street. Present were Misses Virginia Clark Olive Hallowell Elizabeth Oliver Elinor Coombs Phyllis Wright Edna Potter Isabelle Berry Jessie Colby and guests Misses Lelia Thornton Emma MacDonald along with club members. Jack Dougherty visited relatives on North Street after a Sunday stay in Lewiston with his parents Mr and Mrs D T Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Shepard
Pine Street
Virginia Clark
Olive Hallowell
Elizabeth Oliver
Elinor Coombs
Phyllis Wright
Edna Potter
Isabelle Berry
Jessie Colby
Lelia Thornton
Emma MacDonald
Miss Ruth Powers Hosts Supper and Basketball Outing
Miss Ruth Powers daughter of Dr and Mrs Maxwell Powers at 887 Middle Street entertained several girl friends with a supper party Friday night Then the group attended the Morse Hallowell basketball game Attendees included Catherine Hooper Jane Donnell Bertha Lord Louise Calderwood and Jeannette Shackford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Powers
Maxwell Powers
Middle Street
Catherine Hooper
Jane Donnell
Bertha Lord
Louise Calderwood
Jeannette Shackford
Community notes from Hebron and nearby towns
Mrs. George Levyn and son John traveled to Hebron after a ten day vacation with his parents. The Queen Esther Rebekah lodge hosted a party at Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Parris’s Upper Washington Street home. Sumner Sewall and wife visited from New York to stay with his mother on Washington Street. Helen H. Rogers, eighth grade teacher at Clementine Burns Junior High in Saco, vacationed with her parents in West Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melzard celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Water Street. Harold B. MacElman Jr. injured his arm in a washing machine accident. quick motherly action prevented further harm. Dr. Joseph I. Smith treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Avery, Jr
Joseph Avery
Court Street
Hotel Ormond Orchestra
Ormond Beach
Fla
Ormond Paper
Avery
Hosmer
Wiley Pope Swift
George Levyn
Turner
Hebron
John
Academy
Sumner Sewall
New York
Mr. Sewall
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Helen H. Rogers
Clementine K. Burns
Saco
Llewellyn D. Rogers
West Bath
Joseph Melzard
Water Street
Harold B. MacElman Jr
Harold B. MacElman
Huse Street
Junior
Joseph I. Smith
Morse Duo Win Open Whist Title at New London Event
Mr and Mrs Morse of Noank formerly Bath won the first open elimination whist tournament in Harbour clubhouse New London beating Harry Machon and Elmer Jayne by 95 points in a seven rubbers final session. The match featured a decisive five hearts bid and queen of trumps fate determining the outcome. The Morse pair used the Culbertson system and were awarded large silver cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Aay
F. Morse
Noank
Dr. Arthur I. Stuart and Raymond Brown Die in Pitts
The obituary notes the deaths of Dr. Arthur I. Stuart and Raymond Brown on Friday in Pitts. Details on ages or causes are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur I. Stuart
Raymond Brown
Pitts
Bath man convicted and jailed in assault case
Adelbert Beane of Bath was arraigned before Judge John J. Keegan on a charge of assault and battery against Ruth Beane. He pleaded not guilty, was found guilty, and sentenced to the State Reformatory for Men at South Windham. The report also recalls a 40 year old item about Alec Burgess injuring by a bolt at Bath Iron Works and other local notes on politics, property sales, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Beane
Bath
John J. Keegah
Ruth Beane
Fid
State Reformatory
South Windham
the Independent
Alec Burgees
Bath Iron Orks
Bolt
E. M. Fuller
Burgess
Iron Works
John Gannon
John
Mr. Burgess
Gannon
John J. Keegan
Winneganee Creek
Albion K. “Kenney” Edgecomb
Howee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucy Bailey White
Visit.co. Hoy Prandpsarents
Rupert H
Jane Hyde
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
Edward W. Bridgham
Mmittee
School Inceuse
Siinsters
William Fergwill
John Howe
Chester Wesfrey
Albert McFadden
Everet Lemont
Charles Henderson
David Henderson
Fred Hffman
E. Mason Whent
Daniel Perry
Charles MacDonald
F. Wilbur Hagan Jr
Frank W. Hagan
University of Maine
Alumni Hall
Orono
Orestes Ramazza
Rochester
Hugh H. Morton
South Paris
Alice Baker
Skowhegan
David Mullin
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
Westbrook Seminary
Elthea Warner
Mrs
John Warner
Ruth Hodgdon
Frank A. Hodgdon
Lincoln Academy
Newcastle
Lincoln Theatre
Woman's Club of
Newcastle-Damariscotta
William W. Dennison
A. M. Senfesi
Edward Sewall
Rodney E. Ross
Donald
Sewall
Boothbay Harbor
Bruce H. M. White
James A. Gannett
Rebecca Hazel Feere
Stanley D. Henderson
Doris E. Lawrence
Arrowsic
William H. Gove
Boston University
Dennis Brennan
Anna M. Kaler
M. H
Clinton S. Kaler
East Weymouth
William Wyman
Margaret Reed
Myers E. Reed
Lewiston
John H. Grindell
Blanche Fitzpatrick
Norwood
Hyden Park
Lillian E. Lewin
Charles F. Cummings
Leonard M. Mursey
Mitchel School
Seth G. Watson
William Small
Edith
Arthur
Winthrop
Fred L. Brackley
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Jack Dougherty
D. T. Dougherty
North Street
Eva Atwood
Sarah Munsey
Upper
N. J. Horan
Ladies Aid of
Henry Bickle
Clarence A. Peaslee
Stilphen
Margaret._Kaler
Howard Kaler
Ralph Hollis
Marlboro
Wiliam H. Stuart
Quehog Bay
East Harpswell
E. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
Frank S. Walch
Brunswick
City Hall
Florida
George E. Cash
Cincinnati
Wood Island
Keninebec River
Mr. Webster
Boothbays and
Merrys
Cash
Carolyn E. Thompson
Eliabeth I
F Ér
Emma
Vesper Lodge
Round ‘Pond
Estly
Esther Rebekah L¢Dge
Rolard Smith
Ralph Gay
Bowdoin
Edward P. Mitchell
New York Sun
William T. Dewart
Edward P. Salisbury
Salisbury
Mitchell
George V
England
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Sagadahoc
Charles B.randall
Bowdeinham
Charles J. Dain
George M. Stinson
Court House
Stinson
G. B. Vroom
Navy Department
Bath Iron Works Corp
Gracechurch Men’s Club
Dummersewall
E. D. Hardin
Jane Murphy
Charles C. Low
Low
Harry E. Ring
Leonard M. Lord
John A. Morse
Republican City Committee
Davenport
T. W. Hye
G. A. R. Hall
Har
E. A. Jewett
Winslow Street
Isle of Springs
Sheepscot River
Arthur Allen
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