Dr Franklin Epps Receives Lions Key at Lewiston meeting
Dr Franklin Epps secretary treasurer of the Auburn Lewiston Lions Club was presented with a gold key by Lions International at Elm House Lewiston. Sam Foss made the presentation in appreciation of his service to the club where he has been active. Mrs Epps is Dorothy Furber daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Furber of 1252 Washington St. Mrs Fred D Hill and Mrs Frederick N Klippel drove to Portland for the day. League of Central church met with Mrs E Motley Fuller and Mrs Belle Welch hosting. The president named Mrs William Small and Mrs Owen Ledyard to arrange Easter Sunday flowers. Next week’s meeting was canceled due to Holy Week services. Miss Martha Hooper North primary principal is home ill, with Mrs Hazel Hopkins substituting. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of the Stonehouse left for New York City for several days, after attending a dinner in Portland hosted by Wayneflete Latin school for the pupils’ parents. Their daughter Mary Sewall has studied there for nearly two years. Mrs James Bonney left for Reading Pa to visit her aunt Mrs Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Furber
Washington Street
League of Central Church
E. Motley Fuller
Belle Welch
Edith Bavage
William Small
Owen Ledyard
League
Martha Hooper
the North Primary
Green Street
Hazel Hopkins
Arthur Sewall
The
Stonehouse
New York City
Sewall
New York
Wayneflete Latin School
Portland
Mary Sewall
W. L. A. Club
Lewiston
Mary Dillingham
Lewiston-Auburn
Pinestreet Congregational Church
Clara Newhall Fogg
Bowdoinham
Dummer Sewall
Bath Attendees Pack Bates Tournament First Round
Among Bath residents listed as present for the Bates tournament basketball first round were numerous local names. The report also covers circle social events, church group meetings, Y P B activities, and local visits, noting prizewinners in bridge and whist and upcoming meetings in the Knights of Columbus hall.
Ellen cdgkins Birthday Gathering at 37 Middle Street
Miss Ellen cdgkins hosted a small party at her home 37 Middle Street on Wednesday evening in honor of her 15th birthday. Guests included Jane Donnell Inez Carr Parene Littlefield Catherine Shellentarger John Huse Gerald Carr Linnecad Carr Frederick Hertjerson and Willard Oliver. Cards were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cdgkins
Middle Street
Thorse
Jane Donnell
Inez Carr
Parene Littlefield
Catherine Shellentarger
John Huse
Gerald Carr
Linnecad Carr
Frederick Hertjerson
Willard Oliver
Owiinz
McInnes Arrives For Weekend With Washington Street Mother
R. Rodger McInnes arrived Friday to pass the weekend with his mother Mrs. John McInnes of Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rodger McInnes
John McInnes
Washington Street
Mrs M M Goodale’s ninety birthday noted in Dorchester
Mrs M M Goodale of Boyden street Dorchester Mass celebrated her ninety birthday on March 10. Born in Georgetown Maine in 1842 she is the daughter of Ichabod Oliver and has lived at the Swall Farm High street and a York street home built by her father. She attended North End school taught by Miss Julia Mitchell after Mrs Ring with Emma Larrabee and Maria Higgins as playmates. Cousin Mrs J H Tarbox of Westport is mentioned. Mrs Goodale remains very active and in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Goodale
Boyden Street
Dorchester
Mass
Georgetown
Maine
Ichabod Oliver
High Street
York Street
North End
Julia Mitchell
Ring
Emma Larrabee
Maria Higgins
J. H. Tarbox
Westport
Mrs. Goodale
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Cecil Rowland
Mr and Mrs Cecil Rowland of Lincoln Street welcome a son born Tuesday at City Hospital weighing eight pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Rowland
Lincoln Street
City Hospital
Nelson L Jackson Arrives in Los Angeles Delighted by Climate
Nelson L Jackson reports sunny weather in Los Angeles after sailing from New York through the Panama Canal. He travels with friends and has met Lewis H Curtis, with Capt. and Mrs. Percy and ex-Mayor and Mrs. Allen M Irish due to arrive. Jackson plans an overland return east via the Northern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson L. Jackson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Jackson
New York
Panama Canal
San Diego
Samuel R. Percy
Allen M. Irish
Jackson
Lewis H. Curtis
Local Woman Injured on Chestnut Street and Society Notes
Mrs Stearns W Scott is confined to home at 16 Andrews road with injuries to a right ankle from a Thursday incident on Chestnut street. Young Ladies Bridge club met Thursday evening at Bath Savings Institution rooms with Mrs Brian M Jewett as hostess. Three tables. Miss Mary Spear won first prize Mrs John Grindell second prize and Mrs Harry Coke third prize. Miss Helen Larrabee to host next meeting. John Levyva arrived home from Hebron Academy Saturday to spend weekend with sister Mrs Gardiner R Deering at 10 Andrews road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Bath Savings Institution
Brian M. Jewett
Mary Spear
John Grindell
Harry Coke
Helen Larrabee
John Levyva
Hebron Academy
Gardiner R. Deering
Andrews Road
Bates tournament attendees travel to Lewiston for event
Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell and others joined the Bat people who motored to Lewiston Saturday to attend the Bates tournament. Mrs E Motley Fuller hosted a luncheon on High Street Thursday noon. In the afternoon three contract tables were played with Mrs John A Morse posting the highest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brownell
W. Dayton Hill
W. Dayton Hill, Jr
Guysbert Vroom
Guysbert Vroom, Jr
Carrie Shaw
Warren F. Hawley, Jr
Lewiston
Bates
Mrs. Carl C. Anderson Hosts Contract Club on Andrews Road
Mrs. Carl C. Anderson entertained her contract club at her home on Andrews road Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Anderson
Andrews Road
For and Near Missionary Society Session at Corliss Street church
The For and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street church met Friday at Mrs. Grace Watson home 407 Washington Street for an all day session. Fifteen members and one guest attended with a noon baked bean dinner prepared by Mrs. Delma Bragg Mrs. Annie Towle and Mrs. Mauce Russell. A prayer study followed led by Mrs. Crystal Berry with all in participation. Aprons were made for a Baptist mission in Iloilo P T Cant. William Freeman departed Monday evening for New York after spending the weekend in Bath with Mrs. Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Corliss
Sewalls Host Supper With Card Tables at High Street
Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall hosted a Friday night supper party at their High Street home. Four tables of contract followed. Mrs Roland F Hill won top prize for ladies, a hob nailed glass vase, while Mrs Edwin F Andrews took second, two packs of cards. Clinton D Wilson led gentlemen with high score, Richard L Sprague of Portland second. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs Sprague, formerly of Bath. Herbert Henderson and George Littlefield returned Sunday after weekend in Lewiston for Bates tourney. Mr and Mrs Roland F Hill hosted at Lincoln Street Saturday night. Mrs Rodney E Ross won ladies prize and Phillips Kimball the gentlemen. Mr and Mrs M Langdon Hill of Portland were out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
High Street
Roland F. Hill
Edwin F. Andrews
Clinton D. Wilson
Richard L. Sprague
Portland
Lincoln Street
Rodney E. Ross
Phillips Kimball
M. Langdon Hill
Lemonts Return From Boston Winter Sojourn
Mr and Mrs Charles Lemont of West Bath returned Sunday from Boston where they spent the winter. Mr Lemont serves as a deacon of the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lemont
West Bath
Boston
Lemont
First Baptist Church
Minot to Speak for Brunswick-Topsham PTA Monday Night
John Clair Minot literary editor of the Boston Herald will address the Brunswick-Topsham Parent-Teacher associations Monday night March 21 at Wheeler hall speaking on Looking Over the New Books. Friends of his, even nonmembers, will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clair Minot
Boston Herald
Brunswick-Topsham
Wheeler Hall
Morse Deering game draws Morse siblings' kin at Bates tourney
Spectators include Mr and Mrs George McElman and daughter Celia, parents and sister of Morse varsity players Richard and Harold McElman, at the Bates tourney Friday. The North End Card Table club held a final party at 1121 Washington Street to raise funds for a Dike PTA gift. 12 tables were set, with Mrs George Reynolds hosting and refreshments served by a group of helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse-Deering
Bates Tourney
George McElma
Celia
Richard
Harold McElman
Morse
Joseph I. Smith
Washington Street
North End Card Table Club
P.T.A
George Reynolds
Reynolds
Melvin Ferris
David Rich
Former A. and P. Manager Joins First National Brunswick
A former manager of an A. and P. store in this city has accepted the position of manager at a First National store in Brunswick, marking a new assignment in his retail career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & P. Mene
First National
Brunswick
Mrs Wallace Trufant Passes Away in City
Mrs Wallace Trufant of Topsham, born Mary Sylvester of this city, died Friday while a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank P Sylvester residing at 215 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Trufant
Topsham
Mary Sylvester
Frank P. Sylvester
High ‘Street
Birthday Surprise For Miss Charlena Cornish At Home
Miss Charlena Cornish daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Cornish was honored at a surprise birthday party at 54 Weeks street hosted by her Sunday school class and friends. The event featured fortune telling games and music with refreshments and many gifts. Guests included Mrs Vivian Plant Mrs Mildred Walker Mrs Eula Morang Eula Fielding Thelma Cotton Adam French Gwendolyn Leonard Omah Trott Eleanor Wright Mr and Mrs Dwinal E Cornish Seth Snipe Walter Snipe and Clarence Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlena Cornish
Harry E. Cornish
Weeks Street
Miss Cornish
Vivian Plant
Mildred Walker
Eula Morang
Eula Fielding
Thelma Cotton
Adam French
Gwendolyn Leonard
Omah Trott
Eleanor Wright
Mrs. Dwinal R E. Cornish
Seth Snipe
Walter Snipe
Clarence Cotton
Masons Attend Bradford Commandery Inspection in Biddeford
Edwin H. P. Lowell Eben J. Marston and John Wishart travel Thursday to Biddeford for the Bradford commandery inspection with Deputy Grand Commander Isaac N. Jones presiding. A banquet precedes the event. Local social notes mention visitors and students in Portland and Lisbon Falls with several brief campus connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Dunlap
K. T
Eben J. Marston
John Wishart
Biddeford
Bradford Commandery
Isaac N. Jones
Calais
Charles C Low Returns After Visit to Brookline and Flower Show
Charles C Low came home Sunday evening after a short visit with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Galen M Low in Brookline Massachusetts. He attended the Boston Flower Show during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Low
Galen M. Low
Brookline
Mass
Boston
Davis Hatch Jr Returns Home From Duke Visit
Davis Hatch Jr returned to his Needham Massachusetts home on Sunday afternoon after spending the weekend with his mother Mrs Davis Hatch of Green street. He recently came back from Durham North Carolina where he had been a few days with his son who is a freshman at Duke college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Hatch, Jr
Needham
Mass
Davis Hatch
Greenstreet
Hatch
Durham
N. C
Duke College
Frank Fiori
Front Street
Bath
Frank
Brunswick
Kennebec Fruit Co
Page Block
Davenport City Hall
Nick Gianibas
Haverhill
Fiori
Eagle Hotel
Elsie Shaw and Dorothy Marshall Attend Bates Tour
Miss Elsie Shaw and Miss Dorothy Marshall joined friends on a Bates tour in Lewiston, enjoying the excursion and social outing amid fellow travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Shaw
Dorothy Marshall
Lewiston
Collins Return to Reopen Norwood House
Mr and Mrs William J Collins who have lived in Norwood Massachusetts for eight years have returned to reopen their house at 1217 Wi street with their son Earl B in Somerville Massachusetts for the last five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Collins
Norwood
Mass
Wi Street
Ir Son
Earl B
Somerville
West Palm Beach Visit and Bates Tournament Trip
Mr and Mrs Warren Stilphen visiting West Palm Beach as guests of Mr and Mrs C W Rogers. Robbery at the Rogers home yielded no loot. Also listed are Mr Brian M Jewett Miss Dorothy Conley D Joseph Doyle Stanley Whitehouse and Lloyd Perry leaving Friday for the Bates tournament basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Stilphen
West Palm Beach
C. W. Rogers
Brian M. Jewett
Dorothy Conley
D. Joseph Doyle
Stanley Whitehouse
Lloyd Perry
Bates
Out of Town Visitors At Solar Lodge Inspection
Among visitors at the Solar lodge inspection at the Masonic Temple Monday evening was Rev. Craig of Lisbon Falls. William Beal, a High Street grocer, has returned to his store after several days confined to home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Lodge
Masonic Temple
Rev
Craig
Lisbon Falls
William Beal
High Street
Miss Priscilla Magoun Hosts Grace Church Guild Meeting
Miss Priscilla Magoun was hostess at St. Mary’s guild meeting held at the parish house on Oak street. Members completed articles for the Red Cross and St. Andrews mission in Porto Rico. Mrs. Edgar L. Drake returned home to Popham Beach from Brunswick hospital with her infant son David Leaman Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla@Magoun
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
Red Cross
St. Andrews
Porto Rico
Edgar L. Drake
Popham Beach
Brunswick Hospital
David Leaman Drake
Dinner Honors and Travel Notes From Local Residents
Lieut. Com. and Mrs. Robert W. Ferrell hosted a dinner with two prize tables, Mrs. William S. Newell winning for the ladies and Arthur Sewall for the gentlemen. Mrs. William W. Dennison returned to 1034 Middle Street after 12 days in New York with her parents. William Cherry, a Bath Iron Works employee, left for Scotland via Cunard Camberonia after a brief stay in New York, while Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hyde traveled to Boston and New York for short visits before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Dennison
Middle Street
New York City
Bertram A. Lenfest
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Boston
Mr. Hyde
Butler Returns Home From Injury On Crutches
Capt. Henry W. Butler, who broke an ankle four weeks ago last Saturday, can move about the house with crutches and may have the cast removed by week’s end. A supper party at Topsham hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. M. White drew guests including Alden G. Smith Rodney E. Ross and Arthur Sewall. Cyr's Market proprietor Emile J. Cyr entered City hospital Tuesday for treatment while Mrs. Cyr remains hospitalized after December fall from a second story piazza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Butler
Alden G. Smith
Rodney E. Ross
Arthur Sewall
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Emile J
Bill” Cyr
Cyr
Front Street
Summer Street
Miss Newell To Sail From New York On Bermuda Trip
Miss Mary Newell of Washington Street leaves Thursday March 23 for New York City and, with six companions, sails the following day on the S.S. Evangeline for an eight day trip to Bermuda. The party includes Miss Mary Mackinnon and Miss Normina Mackinnon of Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newell
Washington Street
New York City
Bermuda
Mary Mackinnon
Normina Mackinon
Topsham
Evangeline
Pollards Visit Brother Patient at U S Marine Hospital
Mr and Mrs Albert E Pollard of Center street extension and Mrs Ralph P Mank of 15 Spring street visited their brother Victor Pollard in Portland where he is undergoing treatment at the U S Marine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Pollard
Center Street Extension
Mr. Pollard
Ralph P. Mank
Spring Street
Portland
Victor Pollard
U. S. Marine Hospital
Maine Government Meeting in Lewiston With Hyacinth
A Maine government body met in Lewiston with Hyacinth to discuss local issues. Officials engaged in deliberations on public policy and community concerns, outlining next steps and potential ordinances for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
U. O
Lewiston
Hyacinth
Cosmopolitan club drama department elected leaders
Mrs Clinton D Wilson was unanimously elected president of the Cosmopolitan club drama department. Miss Harriet C Lord named vice president and Mrs H Benjamin Duce treasurer. Twenty members attended. A threefold club purpose includes spurring drama interest, studying play production, and producing performances for the department. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
D. ‘Wilson
Cosmopolitan Club
Hartriét
C. Lord
H. Benjamin Duce
Secre
Clinton D. ‘Wilson
Harriet C. Lord
R. Clinton McPadden
Alice F. Johnnson
Carolyn M. Statkpole
Surprise 56th birthday party for Chester A Totman
A Tuesday night surprise party was held at 1 Palmer Street for Chester A Totman in honor of his 56th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kidder and several Pratt family members, with cards, Dutch pudding and cake, plus a Pratt orchestra performance and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Totman
Palmer Street
Pratt
Totman
Charles Kidder
Grace Reynolds
Blanche Farrell
Rogers Moulton
Annie Wilson
Annie Johnson
Melvin Pratt
Foster, Shirley
Beulah Pratt
Alexander Sprague Critically Ill With Pneumonia In Bath
Alexander Sprague a 37 year old resident of Edward Street Court is critically ill at Bath City Hospital suffering from double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sprague
Edward Street Court
Bath City Hospital
Miss Alice F Johnson Honored by Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Alice F Johnson received a gift from the Cosmopolitan club music department in a Tuesday evening presentation at the club house. Miss Bessie F Greenblatt announced the gift chosen by a committee including Miss Mildred G Nichols Mrs George A Churchill and Miss Helen E Hartwell. Johnson recently retired after two years as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice F. Johnson
Cosmopolitan Club
Bessie F.greenblatt
Mildred G. Nichols
George A. Churchill
Helen E. Hartwell
Johnson
Charles S Brown to Attend Bath Minstrel Event
Charles S Brown of Augusta will attend the minstrel revue and smoker at the Colonial club in Bath on Wednesday night. He helped establish the club as a charter member and served as its fourth president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Brown
Augusta
Bath
Mr. Brown
Colonial Club
Club
Clerical Meeting in Hallowell Sees Honored Guests
Rev. Charles M. Tubbs attends Kennebec Valley Clerical Tuesday at St. Matthew's church with devotions and lunch in the new rectory. Rev. Nelson W. Bryant discusses clerical work. Grand Commander David L. Wilson heads to Waterville for St. Omer Commandery visit with several Maine Grand officers joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Kennebec Valley
Hallowell
St. Matthew’'s Church
Nelson W. Bryant
Gardiner
David L. Wilson
Maine
Knights Templar
Waterville
St. Omer Commandery
No. 12
Arthur B. Stilphen
Grand Commandery
Eben J. Marston
Dunlap Commandery
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Dunlap
Sterling Brotherhood Meets at Vice President Home on Corliss Street
The Sterling Brotherhood of the Corliss Street church gathered Monday night at vice president Lucian R. Ames’s home on Weeks Street. President Wilfred W. Chaney delivered a John 20 27 themed talk as hymns by the chorus choir accompanied by Mrs. Ames. One new member was admitted and plans were made for future meetings to feature a speaker each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Brotherhood
Corliss Street
Lucian R. Ames
Weeks Street
Wilfred W. Chaney
Sardines one act comedy to be repeated in Bath church vestry
City readers learn Sardines a one act comedy from West Bath grange hall will be repeated in Wesley M. E. church vestry Thursday at 745 pm under Ladies aid. Cast includes Lillian Lewin, Mattie Eaton, Jean Danforth, Lizzie Pike, Muriel Howe, Eunice Hanscom, Dorothy Welch, Alfreda Doolittle, Donald Preble. Other notes mention local business openings, club events, Girl Scouts, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange Hall
Grange
Wesley M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid
Eva J. Lemont
Iice
Baward MacArthur
Masonic Temple
Mazonic Temple
E.curt
Dunlap Commandery
Berwindgien berths at Kennebec Wharf to load coal
The Bree steamship Berwindgren docked at Kennebec Wharf & Coal Co. Saturday afternoon about 2 20 pm with 6800 tons of bituminous coal discharged by Tuesday and billed to sail in the afternoon for Newport News to reload for Boston. She is expected to return in about a month with another cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bree
Berwindgren
Kennebec
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Fred D. Hill
Frederick N. Klippel
James Bonney
Reading
Phillips
Ralph E. Legard Russell Colby, Jr
Gladys Goodrich
Carrol Stevens
Lois Swett
Catherine Hooper
Jeanette Shackford
Edwin E. Pinson
W. I. Voorhees
Errol Baker
Pascal Flint
Cecil. Cutts
Harold Lyden
Robert Callan
John H. Grindell
Chester Rines
Charles Cummings
Harry Ring
John E. Hayes
Dominique Tariff
Morris Povich
Jay Povich
Clayton Rowe
Pauline Burden
Blair Wilson
James Miller
Charles Miller
Harold Harrington
Robert Hatch
Stanley Hatch
Alfred McCabe, Jr
William W. Oliver
Elford A. Stover
Arthur B. Scott
J. Edward Pomeroy
David Y Alkazin
Paul B. Davi
Edwin F. Powers
Harold Feater
Farke Grindell
Allan Spear
Alex Burden
J. Edward McMain
Stanley Kingsbury
Percy Kingsbury
Brian Jewett
Arthur Colby
Nicholas Michalos
Archibald M. Main, Jr
Paul B. Wilson
Linwood Haynes
Charles Lee
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Leon Buck
Farley Mayo
Howard Mayo
Ronald Smith
John Murrey
Vincent Henderson
Mark Hares
Henry Mank
Albert Douglas
Linwood F. Carr
Inez F. Carr
Catherine Sheltenbarger
Edwin Bates
Arlene Green
Sacred Heart Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Alex Burges
Joseph McCole
Thomas
Mary Brennan
Mary Cummings
Margaret Mulligan
Mertina McInn
Maude Arsenault
Bernedette Tracey
Regina Roy
Mildred Avery
Louise Burgress
Mary Royal
Lewis Avery
Nelis C. Jones
Annie Skaling
Catherine O'Hara
K. of C. Hall
Annie Rackliffe
Springfiell
Howard Parks
Fannie Burden
Highland Street
Lida Sampson
Harriet Nocton
Jennie Curtis
Etta Pottle
Maud Clark
Jennie Seavey
Gertrude Hutchins
Emma Daley
Jeannette Plant
Mabel Shepard
Laura Mitchell
Lizzie French
Anna Allen
Plant
Daley
Nocton
Josephine M. Munsey
Anna L. McNeil
Louise G. Burnham
Charles R. Sims
North Street
Sarah Pratt
Frances Rand
Ruth Watson
France Rand
Omahroi
Emily Moulton
Sarah Prat
Ramis
Roland Smith
A. L
Lincoln Theatre
Damariscotta
Richard R. Wells
Post
Sam Noble
Lloyd L. Steeves
Russell Stodder
Reinhold J. M. Steussy
Gardiner Rogers
Howell Smith
Harry Libby
Earl Allen
Waldo Weston
Buglers
Ralph Kingsbury
Robert Kingsbury
Leon Billings
Ralph G. Stetson
Eugene Hart
Timothy Wagner
George Betts
Walter Hill
Roscoe E. Perkins
Wilburn Crocker
Percy Robbins
Thomas Huston
Augustus Walter
Arthur Fuller
George McLean
Edward J. Lufkin
Laconia, N. H
Isabelle Berry
Lelia Thornton
Olive Hallowell
Jessie Colby
Shirley Shepard
Phyllis Wright
Elinor Coombs
Edna Potter
Virginia Clark
Elizabeth Oliver
Miss Potter
Frederick E. Drake
William Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Herbert Henderson
George Littlefield
Maine Bankers Association
Guy Meader
Rumford
John L. Wilson
White Ribbon Sunshine Band
Alice May Douglas
John Berdeen
South Portland
Ross W. Donahue
Irma D. Groves
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Herbert E. Groves
Court Street
Groves
Morse High School
Mary Spinney
Upper Washington Street
Wilmont Pease
William Gross
Hazel Gwynn
M. Helen Sims
Donald L. Avery
Center Street
Myra Thibodeau
Floral Street
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Robert W. Ferrell
William Cherry
Bath Iron Works Corp
Cunard
Cameronia
Scotland
Walter E. Chase
Y.M.C.A
Charles R. Farnham
William Adams
Arlene Footer
Ruth Johnson
Elwood Toothaker
Clayton Fortier
Raymond Parks
Clarence Merrill
Donald F. Preble
Steeves
Preble
Cherry Street
Corliss
St. Mary’s Church
Hi- Y Boys
Nicholas Mihalo
James Callan
First Baptist Brotherhood
George Mody
L. L. Hooker
George Moody
Leon Eaton
Forrest Legard
Moody
Mr. Eaton
Iron Works
Iron Works Fire Department
Androscoggin River
Merrymeeting Bay
Roland Smith Post
R. J. M. Stuessy
Henry H. Cookson
South Durham
Pownal
Belle W. Welch
Pine Tree
American Legion Hall
Calvin Kimball
Girl Scout Organization
Amber F. Carr
Sareeck
G. B. Vroom
Dewey
Walter H. Bowker
Phippsburg Center
Atlantic City
Pine Tree Serenaders
Dan
Music Hall
Linwood Russell
Merritt Trott
Raymond Vachon
Elliot Bold
Shore Acres
Sebasco
John W. Gilmore
Williams Whitney
Ward Five
South Enders
Charles E. Leeman
Edward Wren
Winnegance
Mr. Leeman
Men’s Club of Universalist Church
Harry P. Bridge
Alfred Neal
A. B. Scott
Hiram T. Stevens
Clarence E. Johnson
Water Street
Old City Hall
John H. Austin
State Department of Agriculture
William Mann
Department
State House
City Hall
Arthur Allen
Optometrist
Bath Trust
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