Birthday party honors Master Charles Gilbert MacVane
A community page notes Master Charles Gilbert MacVane, son of Dr and Mrs Arthur MacVane of 35 Park Street, celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday afternoon with Easter themed decorations, pink and white gifts, a large decorated cake, and party games supervised by his mother. Several children and families attended, with awards and prizes for donkey’s tail pinning and peanut hunt, and a subsequent auction bridge event referenced for adults. The item also lists other social gatherings and funeral, club, and bride events from the Bath area, including past presidents, musical figures, and local society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert MacVane
Arthur MacVane
Park Street
Bridge club and social notes from local households
Mr and Mrs Sam Levin returning from New York on business. Bridge gatherings described with winners and guests including Morse Burgess and Tobey families. Reader mentions multiple local residents visiting, illness notes, and school substitutes. Social visits include the Crockers and Larrabees with extended family in Brunswick and Topsham.
Mrs Goodrich Visits Sister and Capt Quick’s London Run
Mrs Mary Goodrich of Kennebunk arrives to spend a week with her sister Mrs Amos Perry on Summer Street. Capt Richard Quick, newly returned to New York to command the steamship Texas, cleared port for Los Angeles, about a 40 day voyage. He spent a day with his daughter Miss Clarabell Quick in Rochester New York where she attends Emerson School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goodrich
Kennebunk
Amos Perry
Summer Street
Richard Quick
New York
Texas
Quick
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarabell Quick
Rochester
N. Y
Emerson School of Music
Local teachers host visitors and return from trips
Miss Isabell Lewis grade II teacher at Center street primary spent her vacation with her parents. Her guest Miss Anne M. Thompson of Houston teaches Grade III in the same building. Miss Ann Gearing will return home at Nequasset this week after six weeks in Boston and Worcester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Lewis
Center Street
Anne M. Thompson
Houston
Ann Gearing
Nequasset
Boston
Worcester
Mass
Becon Street Minister Noted Portland Business Owner
Rev. Weston P. Holman of Beacon Street Methodist church was a business owner in Portland Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston P. Holman
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Portland
Mrs Plummer Returns From Boothbay Harbor Aboard Ida IF
Mrs William Plummer returns to Winship Street after visiting Capt Plummer aboard the schooner Ida IF at Boothbay Harbor. Plummer has bought the vessel and will ready her for sailing next week to Newport News Virginia to load coal for a Maine port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Plummer
Winship Street
Boothbay Harbor
Capt. Plummer
Ida IF
Newport News
Maine
Social Notes From Local Arrangements And Visits
Mrs Chester Marr of High street is a patient at City hospital. Miss Isabelle Berry hosted a dinner partyThursday night at 417 Washington street with guests Miss Jessie Colby Miss Shirley Shepard Miss Olive Hallowell Miss Virginia Clark Miss Edna Potter Miss Muriel Spinney Miss Elizabeth Oliver and Mrs Robert King. Miss Thelma L Thornton and Miss Helen Jones spent the weekend in Portland at Congress Square hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Marr
High Street
The
City Hospital
Isabelle Berry
Washington Street
Jessie Colby
Shirley Shepard
Olive Hallowell
Virginia Clark
Edna Potter
Muriel Spinney
Elizabeth Oliver
Robert King
Thelma L. Thornton
Helen Jones
Portland
Congress Square Hotel
Local Social Roundup From Washington And Fairfield
Mrs Alfred Rowe of Washington street and Mrs Walter Ey of Andrews road returned Friday from Augusta where they stayed with Mrs Ey s sister Mrs Rodney Marsh Elmer Norton came home from White River Junction Vermont for the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur C Norton M and Mrs Owen J Ledyard hosted a supper at their High street home Wednesday night Cards were played Mrs Bruce H M White won first prize for the ladies a pottery vase and Mrs Charles H Cahill the second a picture Harry W Tucker won two packs for the top gentlemen score Miss Catherine Emmons of Lincoln street went to Fairfield Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs John G Haskell of Elm street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Daley
Charlotte Meeker
Washington Street
John Wilson
John J. Keegan
Archie Doyle
Rollin K. Morgan
Harry Cook
Brian Jewett
Young Ladies’ Bridge
Josephine Fraser
Helen Larrabee
John Keegan
John Grindell
Thomas Cummings
Alfred Rowe
Walter Ey
Andrews Road
Augusta
Rodney Marsh
Elmer Norton
White River Junction
Mrs
Arthur C. Norton
Owen J. Ledyard
High Street
Bruce H. M. White
Charles H. Cahill
Harry W. Tucker
Catherine Emmons
Lincoln Street
Fairfield
John G. Haskell
Elm Street
Illness at Elm City Hospital in Waterville
Mrs J Mac Hallett of Oakland is ill at Elm City hospital Waterville. She is a past department president of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and has many friends in this city. She has often visited Mrs Eva J Lemont. Mrs Chester Totman and Mrs Blanche Farrell left for Portland to spend the weekend. Mr and Mrs Walter Ey of Andrews road, staying in Lewiston for business, are guests of Mayor and Mrs Harold Small for a few days. Miss Ruth Hodgdon daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Hodgdon of Woolwich is an all A student at Lincoln Academy Class of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mac Hallett
Oakland
Elm City Hospital
Waterville
Hallectt
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Eva J. Lemont
School Street
Walter Ey
Andrews Road
Lewiston
Harold Small
Ruth Hodgdon
Frank A. Hodgdon
Woolwich
Lincoln Academy
Hodgdon
Frank FE. Ward
Cemetery and Park Board
Harold J. Troop
Ward
Department
Mrs Newell Hosts Contract Club on Washington Street
Mrs W S Newell entertained her contract club at her Washington street home Wednesday afternoon of last week. Mrs Edmund P Briggs held the highest score and Miss Carolyn M Moses the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Newell
Washington Street
Edmund P. Briggs
Carolyn M. Moses
Auction bridge party at Maxwell Street hosts earthquake theme
Mr and Mrs Chester Roberts entertained their auction bridge club at their Maxwell street home on a Wednesday night with an earthquake bridge. Prizes included a creamer and sugar for the ladies won by Mrs Raymond Short and candle sticks for fifth high by Miss Hortense Ward. Gentlemen’s prizes featured a fancy cigarette holder won by Augustus Walter and a leather key case for Lorraine Price. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Roberts
Maxwell Street
Raymond Short
Brunswick
Hortense Ward
Augustus Walter
Lorraine Price
Colby Students Visit Local Homes for Weekend
Lloyd Hooker and Victor Paquet Colby College students arrived Saturday afternoon to spend the weekend with their families in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hooker
Victor Paquet
Colby College
Laura Lemont Hosts Ladies Sewing Circle At Son’s Home
Mrs Laura Lemont entertained members of the Ladies Sewing circle of the First Baptist church at the home of her son Arthur C Lemont on Lemont street Tuesday afternoon of last week Following the regular sewing session the hostess served refreshments to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lemont
The
First Baptist Church
Arthur C. Lemont
Lemont Street
Wiscasset Senior Helen Bailey Wins Salutatory Honor
Miss Helen Bailey, a senior at Wiscasset Academy, earned the salutatory for graduation in June, finishing one point behind the valedictorian Blanche White. Mrs Edward Waters visiting Cobbroad. Bailey sisters returned from vacation with grandparents. Portland visitor Miss Huse Street. Odd Ladies Sewing Circle met with Mrs John Hunt on Middle Street and planned a food sale at Harry P Bridge Inc store led by Mrs Walter Kingsbury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Mary Bailey
Clarence Bailey
Wiscasset
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Helen Bailey
Wiscasset Academy
Odd Ladies Sewing Circle
John Hunt
Middle Street
Harry P. Bridge Inc
Walter Kingsbury
Edgar Goodwin
Thomas Haley
Lucy Perry
Bath area social and work notices in brief
Mrs Roy Moore visits Mrs James Lemont in West Bath while John Howe leaves Corner Brook Foundry for Bath Iron Works. Leslie Bruce of New York visits his brother W A Bruce on Highland Street. Corliss Street church research class held its monthly meeting with Mrs Fannie Burden. a puff exhibit and more puffs planned. Attendees include many Bath residents. Mildred Hunt of Middle Street to finish six months at Boston City Hospital March 30 and resume Bath City Hospital training in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bruce
New York City
W. A. Bruce
Highland Street
Corliss Street
Fannie Burden
Anna Allen
Mamie Worrey
Jennie Curtis
Hattie Nocton
Maud Clark
Katherine Wallace
Jennie Seavey
Janette Plant
Annie Sylvester
Mary McIntire
Lizzie French
Nancy Bruce
Effie Parrish
Mabel Coombs
Winnie Mudge
Burden
Mildred Hunt
Joan H. Hunt
Middle Street
Boston City Hospital
Bath
City Hospital
Bridge Club Gifts Highlight Beacon Street Tea
Mrs. Cora Freeman entertained her afternoon bridge club on Beacon Street Tuesday. First prize went to Mrs. Eunice Perry, second prize to Mrs. Pearl Barter, and the consolation to Mrs. Lucelia Blake. Refreshments were served. others present included Mrs. Blanche Farrell, Mrs. Sarah Gercelon, Miss Ruth Freeman, Mrs. Annie Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Freeman
Bridge Club
Beacon Street
Eunice Perry
Pearl Barter
Lucelia Blake
Blanche Farrell
Sarah Garcelon
Ruth Freeman
Annie Chase
Pine Tree Girl Scouts Attend Lewiston Rally
Miss Phyllis Chaney Marjorie Fur ber Ellen Hodgkins Charlotte King Arlene Littlefield Doris London Barbara Morton Mary Child and Jean ette Webster of Pine Tree troop left Saturday at 11 for Lewiston to attend a Girl Scout rally. Mrs Edna Potter entered the employ of the Western Union Telegraph Co Monday. Free Will Workers held their monthly meeting Wednesday evening with Mrs Robert C Mitchell Weeks Street eight members present and a social hour followed with a vote to buy flowers for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Chaney
Marjorie Furber
Ellen Hodgkins
Charlotte King
Arlene Littlefield
Doris London
Barbara Morton
Mary, Child
Jeanette Webster
Pine Tree Troop
Lewiston
Edna Potter
Western Union Telegraph Co
Robert C. Mitchell
Weeks Street
Local residents share travels and family news
Mrs Carl Meister of Park street visited Lisbon Falls and relatives. Dr Harry Morin returned from Boston after attending Base Hospital No 44 annual reunion at the Hotel Bradford. A son weighing 90 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Charlies Mooers of Washington street at City hospital named Arthur Irving. Mrs Mooers was formerly Doris Shepard. Mrs L Houghton Kimball of Boston, summer Bath, is in New York for a few days with Mrs William Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Meister
Park Street
Lisbon Falls
Harry F. Morin
Washington Street
Boston
Base Hospital No. 44
Bradford
Charlies D. Mooers
City Hospital
Arthur Irving Mooers
L. Houghton Kimball
Bath
New York
William Warden
Local Notables Return Home After Weekend Visits
Hon J Edward Drake returned to his Washington street home Monday after a weekend in Rost on. Emily White of Auburn and Conrad Doucette of Lewiston visited Miss Gladys Comeau and Melvin Comeau at 11 Spring street. Mrs David L Wilson and Mrs Archie Miller hosted a League of Central church meeting with 24 members and planned the annual cafeteria supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake
Washington Street
Roston
Mr. Drake
Emily White
Auburn
Conrad Doucette
Lewiscon
Western Union
Gladys M. Comeau
Melvin L. Comeau
Spring Street
Mr. Doucette
Lewiston
David L. Wilson
Archie Miller
League of Central Church
Mrs Kirndall heads to Boston. birthday fete noted
Mrs Frederick H Kirndall of High street left Monday for Boston for a few days. Miss Madelyn Dunton celebrated her twelfth birthday Saturday at her parents home on Washington street with a matinee, supper, and games. J Edward McMann, local mail carrier, was out Tuesday after being confined to his home last week by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beesie Greenblatt
Weeks Street
Washington Street
Frederick H. Kirndall
High Street
Boston
Madelyn Dunton
Arthur J. Dunton
J. Edward McMann
Rev Wolstenholme to toast Zeta Psi banquet at Waterville
The Rev George B Wolstenholme will travel to Waterville Wednesday to serve as toast master at the Zeta Psi fraternity banquet at the college where he is a member Hon Frank B Nichols of Bath is also a member Miss Carolyn Plant has returned to Pride's Crossing to resume studies at Kendall Hall after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chester A Plant on High Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wolstenholme
Waterville
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
Carolyn Plant
Pride’s Crossing
Kendall Hall
Chester A. Plant
High Street
Health Officer Duce Leaves For Boston On Business
Dr H B Duce health officer departs Monday afternoon for Boston to attend to business. Matters relating to the Board of Health will be managed at his office during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Duce
Boston
Board of Health
Stanley Whitehouse Returns From Weekend Visit
Stanley Whitehouse of Maine Central Institute Fairfield returned Monday after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Whitehouse, at their Lower High address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Whitehouse
Maine Central Institute
Fairfield
Ralph C. Whitehouse
Lower High Street
Cashier Shorey Expected Home After Hospital Stay
William S. Shorey cashier of the First National bank is likely to return home this week from Brunswick where he has been a hospital patient for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shorey
First National Bank
Brunswick
Insurance official resignation and new assistant manager
Richard L. Sprague, assistant manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in this city, has resigned. Melvin J. Gallant of Gardiner, former assistant manager of the company’s branch there, will succeed him and arrived here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Sprague
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Melvin J. Gallant
Gardiner
Studies Resume After Appendicitis At Huntington School
J Edward Drake Jr restarts studies at Huntington school Boston after weeks away for appendicitis surgery. He has spent several days with sister Mrs Reginald Lombard in South Portland. Mrs Linwood F Carr spent the weekend at home in Snow Park. She will travel to Lewiston to finish Girl Scout leader training. Barbara Merrill returned to Portland after visiting Bath with Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington. Mrs Arthur Avery of 94 Union Street visits sister Mrs Odeon Fortier and Mr Fortier in Victoriaville Quebec for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Huntington School
Boston
Reginald Lombard
South
Portland
Linwood F. Carr
Snow Park
Lewiston
Barbara Merrill
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Arthur Avery
Union Street
Odeon Fortier
Mr. Fortier
Victoriaville
P. Q
Mrs Hyde Returns Home After Augusta Weekend Visit
Mrs. Edward W. Hyde returned to her North street home Monday following a weekend visit with her brother, Dr. John H. Morse, in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hyde
North Street
John H. Morse
Augusta
Local Family Moves From Cherry Street to Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Brian M Jewett and children Virgina Alyn and Ann Louise have moved from 2 Cherry Street to 1330 Washington Street on Monday and will make their time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian M. Jewett
Virgina
Alyn
Ann Louise
Cherry Street
Washingen Street
Aution bridge club meets at Mrs Annie Chase home
Mrs Annie Chase entertained the auction bridge club at her Edward street home on Tuesday afternoon with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Garcelon first and Mrs Eleanor McDonald second while Mrs Pearl Barter received the consolation. Refreshments were served and several members were listed as present. The club will convene next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Thomas K Haley Cobb road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Footer
Lower High Street
Esther Dale
Rachel Nichols
Edna Whitehouse
Ethel Higgins
Harriet Stevens
Marguerite Lement
Marion McDonald
Rs. Melvin Ferris
Park Street
Daisy Murphy
Waldo Weston
Murphy
Pare Wyman
Mechanic Street
Harry Knight
Bridge Club
Harry Toby
Deering Street
Charles Morse
Altah Morse
Charles Burgess
Edward Vachon
Otis Morse
Alvah Morse
Edward Miller
Harold Tobey
Pauline Foes
Walter Morse
Annie Chase
Edward Street
Edward Garcelon
Eleanor McDonald
Pearl Barter
Lucelia Blake
Cora Freeman
Blanche Farrell
Eunice Perry
Thomas K. Haley
Cobb Road
Roland Crocker
Lower Middle Street
Chester Totman
Edward Perry
Social Notes From Rockland And Bangor Auctions
Benjamin Gediman of Pratt street dies Wednesday in Rockland. Mrs. Waldo F Weston hosts Crystal club at Park street Monday. Auction prizes go to Mrs Thomas Haley and Mrs Winfred Hagan with consolation prizes to Mrs Thatcher Pinkham and Mrs Chester Totman. Next entertainments planned by Mrs Pinkham 10 Bridge street. Mr and Mrs Caldwell Phillips of Andrews road Russell park visiting Bangor. Roland Crocker hosts two tables of auction Tuesday. Miss Marie Jack recovering after illness at Washington street. Mr and Mrs Owen J Ledyard of High street travel to St Albans N Y. Mrs Fred G Zickery of Portland visiting sister Mrs E H Pert. Elmer Norton back from magazine work. Mr and Mrs Arthur C Norton of High street head to Montpelier Vt for crew. Mrs Dennis Bellmore returns to Green street after three weeks in Washington D C with daughter Mrs Lewis L Flagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo F. Weston
Crystal Club
Park Street
Thomas K. Haley
Winfred Hagan
Thatcher Pinkham
Dennis Bellmore
Green Street
Washington, D. C
Lewis L Flagg
McRae couple welcome son and namesake born at City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald McRae welcomed a son named Donald McRae Jr born Sunday March 8 at City hospital. Mrs McRae, formerly Miss Margaret McDonald, and Morse high teachers Miss Jean Ogden and Miss Mary L Lord chaperoned Morse high girls basketball team during Tuesday afternoon game at Brunswick high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McRae
City Hospital
McRae
Margaret McDonald
Marrigge
Jean Ogden
Mary L. Lord
Morse High
Brunswick High
Brownell Family Returns From Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell of Cobbroad came back Tuesday afternoon after a several day visit in Boston. They were with Mrs Brow nells parents who had been visiting relatives there. Miss Iva Stewart has returned to Hebron to work with the Home Telephone Co after a brief stay with her parents. Captain Morton Selig skipper of the trawler Illinois to be launched March 19 at Bath Iron Works will speak at Grace Church Men's club on deep sea fishing. Miss Ruth Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur L Pratt of North street who had mastoid surgery at the City hospital returned home Tuesday and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestt. Hill
Portland
State Street
Hill
Western Maine Festival Chorus
Mendelssohn Club of
Bath
William R. Chapman
Maine Music Festivals
Bostonians
State Street Congregational Church
Portland Men's Singing Club
Lena Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Laurence Crocker
Wiscasset
Vernon
Mrs. Crocker
Wiscasse 1
Marie Jack
Washington Street
Robert Brownell
Cobbroad
Boston
Iva Stewart
Marple Stewart
South End
Hebron
The
Home Telephone Co
Morton Selig
Illinois
Bath Iron Works
Grace Church Men’s Club
Ruth Pratt
Arthur L. Pratt
North Street
City Hospital
West Bath
West Bath Farm Bureau
West Bath Red Cross
Farm Bureau
Ida Rose
Grady Fellows
Boston City Hospital
Bath City Hospital
John F. Bowie
Georgetown
Wesley Methodist Church
Patten Car Works
Harris M. Plaisted
PTA Leaders to Attend State Executive Meeting in Augusta
Mrs. Anne Mullin and Mrs. Marie Colby together with Superintendent Clinton JD Wilson will travel to Augusta on Thursday to attend the State executives of the Parent-Teacher Association meetings. Miss Mira Talpey of Cape Neddick has returned after visiting her cousin Mrs. George Hodgkins on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mullin
Marie Colby
Clinton JD. Wilson
Augusta
Parent-Teacher Association
Mira Talpey
Cape Neddick
George Hodgkins
Washington Street
Social News Highlights From Bath and Vicinity
Mrs Walter P Dingley returns home from Bath City hospital with her son Edward Wright Dingley. Mrs Ralph Dunton of Congress street Portland visits daughter Mrs Edward St Martin. Mrs Jason A Merrill of lower Washington street returns from visit with Rev and Mrs Frank Lamb Mechanic Falls. Mr and Mrs Roy Stevens of Gardiner guests of brother Charles Mooers Washington Street. George Plummer of Montclair New Jersey visits Bath sister Mrs Frederick E Drake Washington Street. Mrs Henry Adams of upper Washington Street recovers and is about again after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Dingley
Middle Street Court
Bath City Hospital
Edward Wright Dingley
Ralph Dunton
Congress Street
Portland
Edward St. Martin
Washington Street
Jason A. Merrill
Lower Washington Street
Frank Lamb
Mechanic Falls
Roy Stevens
Gardiner
George Plummer
Montclair
N. J
Bath
Frederick E. Drake
Henry Adams
Upper Washington Street
Knick Knack Klub Hosts Evening at Mrs Lutz Home
Mrs Roy Lutz hosts the Knick Knack Klub Wednesday evening at her residence 108 Center Street. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall and son William D of the Stonehouse departed Wednesday afternoon for a brief visit in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Roy Lutz
Knick Knack Klub
Center Street
Arthur Sewall
William D
The
Stonehouse
Boston
Bath City News highlights and events round up
The Bath area reports a crowded slate of community activities and notices. Wesley church holds its fourth quarterly meeting on the ninth. real estate transfers occur at 191 Center Street to Robert W. Perkins. a Dike P T A card party is planned for Friday evening at 11 Oliver Street with reservations through Mrs Scott Golder and others. Community dances, musical programs, and school events fill the week, while local civic notes include court fines, bankruptcy petitions, and town meeting discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike P. T. A
Oliver Street
Scott Golder
Clifford Wilband
Ray Powers
P.T.A
Josephine Curry
Lucia
Dike P.T.A
New York Bride Finds Nutmeg Cake Surprise Mystery
A Rockland bride reportedly baked a cake her traveling husband loved, only for the mother in law to mistake canary bird food in the pantry for nutmeg. The amusing incident, shared among neighbors on Park Street, sparked lighthearted chatter. No harm done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Park Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest Mitchell
Summerville, Mass
Harriet Brnkir
Beaker
Lois McKiever
Rm Enna Copeland
Mouristy
Ela Atwood
Eva Atwood
Lilliis Larrabee
Annette Pinthom
Emma Jacobs
Hattie Richardson
Lulu Herbert
Elizabeth McCabe
A Thornton
Jennie Farrin
Nellie Lord
Gladys Card
Irie Haggard
Caro Ty Trary
Samuel N. Blackwood
Charlotte P. Lombard
Massachusetts
Hotel Vendome
Berta Barnes
Mae Taylor
John Percival
M. H. Gulesian
Marion Wild
Edwin Biltcliff
William H. Youngman
Alvin T. Fuller
Fuller
Frank Bb. Twitchell
Agnes Day
Helen Howard
Irving Palmer
Club
Roscoe Shaw
Myrtle Lodge
Lizzie B. C. Chaney
Nellie Hunt
Arsene Troop
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oakstree
Supt. Price
Central Maine Power Co
Richmond Corner
Bowdeinham
Price
Avert A. Martin, Jr
Claire
Court Street
Sam Levin
Archie Davis
Sibasco
Gohn Hurlyck
Dike Road
Spe Ritchie
Dora L. Howard
Carl Severin
Bessie Greenblatt
Bernice Hosmer
Ehosl
Attleboro
William W. Hosmer
Cireet
William Grevers
Plainfield, N. J
Grovers
Gardiner Rogers
Brumwich Road
Joseph W. Larrabee
Walter
Anstress
Emily
Marguerite Marriner
Topsham
Edward Waters
St. John
T. O. Steen
Blanche White
Huse Street
Roy Moore
North Edgecomb
James Lemont
John Howe
Corner Brook Foundry and Machine Co
Bath Iron Works Corp
Benjamin Gediman
Pratt Street
Caldwell S. Phillips
Russell Park
Bangor
Highstreet
Fred G. Zickery
E. H. Pert
Montpelier
Wesleyee Church
Arthur F. Mayo
Fred B. Reed
Robert W. Perkins
Uncle Zeph
Beacon Street Church
Robert Oliver
Ernest Wood
Albert Henderson
Clifford Smith
Howard Parks
William Pond
Zeph
Old Virginny
Maggie
America
Edgar A. Farrar
Sis Hopkins
Bath High School Alumni Association
Allan Spear
Bath Savings Institution
Morse High School
James French
Quaker Point
Charles Henderson
North Bath
Henderson
Merrymeeting Bay
Popham Beach
Seguin
If’. J. C. Little
Emer W. Rogers
Ralph O. Dale
Dunton
Dale
Colonial Club
Edward Rowe
Carl Anderson
John H. Grindell
Reginald Stacy
Paul A. Gregware
Dorothy Welch
Castle Garden
Frank Hodgdon
D. J. Brennan
Masonic Temple
Dunlap Commandery
Dorothy Allain
Dorothy
Beatrice Humphrey
Mitchell School
Hyde's
Domhegan
Reeranea
Haymakers’ Association
Haymakers' Association
Orrs Island
Queen Esther Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Morris Haynes
George Rogers
A. S. Noyes
Ella Wright
Georgie Pierce
House of Correction
Francis W. O'Brien
People’s Church
Greenwood Church
Brooklyn
George Caleb Moor
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Bath Aerie of Eagles
Front Street
Odd Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Hinckley Street
Ladies of the
G.A.R
Bertha Moulton
Russell Street
Arthur- Allen Optometrist
Bath Trust
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