Bath Society Notes show many local visits and travels
Mrs Benes Emero historian Carl Meister of High street an insurance agent for Pro Insurance Co is a parent at Memorial 1 under 60. Mrs Mabel Nelson of Page and Mrs Pinson of street le plan to New York City and board a steamer two weeks to the Caribbean. Mrs Nelson is in the Saga Estate Association office and x89 ae in Bath Tron Marks office with George Baer Connard. Mrs William A. Perry Sherman road returned from Portland hospital. Friends visit. Frank Sparks Jr and others attend flower show in Boston. Numerous local residents are mentioned with visits hospital stays anniversaries and family travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Meister
High Street
Pro- Imsurance Co
Mabel Nelson
Page
Pinson
New York City
Nelson
Saga Estate Association
Bath Tron Marks
George Baer
Local Social Notes From Parker Head and Nearby Towns
Mrs Laura Libby of Parker Head entered Maine General Hospital in Portland Wednesday last week. Lucien Bisson has returned home at 648 High Street after visiting his father and relatives in Three Rivers and Roxton Falls Quebec, accompanied by his brother Arthur Bisson of Tops. Mrs John Parker and others attended a flower show in Boston. Mrs Lena Douglas Donnell hosted her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson of Peterboro New Hampshire recent guests at New Meadows Inn. Mrs Wilson is the former Arline Rowe. Mrs Dean Shaw and son Robert Shaw Jr of Dummerstreet spent a few days in Boston this week. Robert is home for spring vacation from Governor's Academy Byfield. Superintendent of Schools Loring R Addison and Board of Education Chairman John M Conley with members C Lloyd Hooker and Ralph Brewer and city council chairman Merritt A Mitchell left Friday for Cambridge Mass for the Annual School Board Conference at the Hotel Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Bisson
High Street
Three Rivers
Roxton Falls
Quebec
Arthur Bisson
Tops
Lena Douglas Donnell
Park Street
Raymond Wilson
Peterboro
N.H
New Meadows Inn
Wilson
Arline Rowe
Dean Shaw
Robert Shaw, Jr
Dummerstreet
Boston
Robert
Govee Academy
Byfield
Loring R. Addison
Board of Education
John M. Conley
C. Lloyd Hooker
Ralph Brewer
Merritt A. Mitchell
Cambridge
Mass
New England School Development Council
Community Notes From A Maine Town Events
Mrs. Henry Leask of 204 Middle Street and Charles Turcotte son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Turcotte of 105 Winship Street appear in local notices Charles attends Kent's Hill School and earned a basketball varsity letter at a sports banquet He plans to return April 6 Arthur M Packard Hyde Windlass Co head of maintenance takes a week vacation Mrs Marie I Preston hears of a birth a son to her daughter and husband Dudley H Fay and Jean Preston becomes grandmother Dudley H Fay 3d born March 15 Mrs Thompson Potter of Court Street spent Sunday in Portland Mrs Fred A Fuller of Washington Street substitutes at Sagadahoc Real Estate Association for two weeks while Mrs Mabel Nelson cruises in Caribbean Mrs Roland Trott of Court Street entertained Club 88 with contract and refreshments Mrs John Wakefield of Bedford Street to host Club next Thursday Harry A Beals former Wiscasset Press owner admitted for medical care at Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Lawrence R Vail Arrowsie visit Manchester N H and attend The Whole Towns Talking at the Maine Institute Drama Club Mr and Mrs Paul A Berry and children of Park Street and Mr and Mrs Roland McIntosh and children of North Street spent Sunday at the McIntosh summer home at Popham Beach Mrs Clarence Johnson of Damariscotta visits Bath Sunday Mrs Earl P Cahoon of 300 Washington Street is convalescing after surgical infirmary stay in Portland daughter of Mrs Richard Quick also at same address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turcotte
Alphonse Turcotte
Winship Street
Kent's Hill School
Charles
Boston woman visiting mother as daughter recovers
Mrs Velma Crocker of Boston visits her mother Mrs Mattie Swain in East Brunswick while her daughter Katherine remains a patient at Brunswick hospital after a automobile accident two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Crocker
Boston
Mattie Swain
East Brunswick
Katherine
Brunswick Hospital
Bath visitors and wedding guests noted in Masonville state brief
G Edward Sears of Masonville New Jersey drove home Monday after visiting Bath with his sister Mrs Loring J Brown at 498 High Street. Etta M Thurlow invited by Maine First Lady to assist at the Governor Cross Oven House in Bangor on the opening day of the Republican State convention. Several Bath residents attended the wedding of Shirley Mae Jackson of Auburn and Franklin C Hilton in Auburn. Hilton has lived in Bath for three years. Mr and Mrs George J Goodwin returned from a Florida vacation in St Peters burg Fort Lauderdale and St Cloud to 1155 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edward Sears
Masonville
N. J
Bath
Loring J. Brown
High Street
Etta M. Thurlow
Maine
Burton M. Cross
Governor Cross
Bangor
Carlene Suslar
Jolene
George Moses
Elizabeth Haskell
Jennie Walker
Maude von P. Kemp
City
Shirley Mae Jackson
Auburn
Franklin C. Hilton
Hilton
George J. Goodwin
Washington Street
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fort Lauderdale
St. Cloud
Jelku Couple Tour After Honeymoon Across the South
Mr and Mrs Toivo Jelku formerly Eunice Perry tour the nation after a Florida honeymoon and a brief stop with Mrs Eva Cary of Topsham. They visited Florida Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Arizona and Mexico on their second trip and are now in New York state where Mr Jelku expects to be employed. Before the marriage Mrs Jelka worked as a bookkeeper at Thompson's Auto Parts shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toivo Jelku
Eunice Perry
Florida
Jebku
Eva Cary
Topsham
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Mexico
New York State
Jelka
Thompson
Augusta Woman Attends State AR Conference Wednesday
Mrs. Arthur H. Colby of Academy Street attended the State 1 A R conference in Augusta on Wednesday. A past regent, she is a member of the Augusta Roussinsek chapter and will be a host to her sister Mrs. Alton P. Littlefield during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Colby
Academy Street
Augusta
Colby
Augusta Roussineck
Alton P. Littlefield
Vacation Itinerary and Social News From The Era
Mrs Paul G Batitan of Ook i Hagee and family recount a cross country trip visiting Mount Me Ragian Anita in New York City and a stop in Washington D C with Capt John Bachulus. They attended flower shows in New York and Philadelphia while Pfc Bagdikian serves at Havelock and plan to apartment there. Mary F Gibbons and Mrs John A Morse return from a Caribbean cruise to Penny Farms, April expected home. Pearl Reed treasurer of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge attended Lisbon Falls night with a tableau by Evening Star Rebekah Lodge Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Batitan
Birlaw
Paul
Badgdikian
Salamanson
Washington, D. C
John Bachulus
Ree
Havelock
Horticultural Hall
Pfc. Bagdikian
Mary F. Gibbons
John A. Morse
Penny Farms
Fila
Pearl Reed
Queen Esther Rebekah
Nina Lodge
Lisbon Falls
Mary Hall
Ethel Bailey
Jessie Morrill
Lillias Larrabee
Jennie Knight
Carolyn Thompson
Queen Esther
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
Spring Vacation Visitor Attends Genesta City Installation
Thomas King, a Boston University sophomore, arrived Friday for a 10 day spring break visit. Guests at the Genesta City OES installation in Auburn Gardiner and Quinfass included Mr and Mrs Marc N King of 23 Bedford Street, Mr and Mrs Roland Pickle and son David, Mrs James Goding, Mr and Mrs Charles Eyves, and Mrs Eve man and her husband Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
Boston University
Marc N. King
Bedford Street
Roland Pickle
David
Pickle
James Goding
Auburn
Charles Eyves
Gardiner
Genesta City
Masonic Te
Ing
Eveman
Wyman
Bath Garden Club Hears Fine Talk and Plans
Bath Garden Club discusses pamphlet on Cut Flower Conditioning from West Palm Beach sent by Mrs. Walter Rogers. Hospital Service Chair Mrs. Seth Mullin notes possible change from August to July for Togus flower furnishing. A scholarship was awarded to Mrs. Cornwell Rogers to attend the Fifth Flower Show Judging School in Portland May 24 and 25. Leeman highway landscape project approved by city with long range plan and professional sketches. 67 plants to be moved and new specimens needed. Mrs. Olive Crabtree and Audubon Camp scholars present pupils Kathleen Stewart Patricia Hill Janet Lemoine Virginie Percy with terrarium display and nature study talk. Prizes awarded to several members for best blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Garden Club
Walter Rogers
Bath Club
West Palm Beach Club
Hospital Service
Seth Mullin
Vssible
Bath Garden Club
Togus
Cornwell Rogers
Portland
Olive Crabtree
Huse School
Kathleen Stewart
Patricia Hill
Janet Lemoine
Virginie Percy
William Mennealy
Anne Kimball
George Sargent
Bath clubs host meetings feature anthem history
Bath societies and clubs held a meeting hosted by Miss Susan Bates at 992 High Street. Anna Lonn, newly elected junior president, led business and a paper on the Star Spangled Banner. Papers on Americanism, veterans aid projects, and a D A R event were noted with fashion previews by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ri Ae
Leslie Shumway
High Street
Susan Bates
Anna ‘Lonn
Club Forty Two Plans Guest Talk and Tea Event
At a Wednesday meeting with 16 members present, Mrs Frank Reinwoed will discuss flowers as guest speaker at next week’s gathering. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Norman Seekins Mrs Harry Allen and Mrs Herman Bouregu. Ninth annual Tea and Fashion Show for April 4 is in progress with models named and previews planned. A club member Mrs George Sarkis is ill. Weekly prize went to Mrs James Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reinwoed
Norman Seekins
Harry Allen
Herman Bou‘regu
David Clark Ced
George Sarkis
Elliot Hanson
James Daly
Thimble Club Seals Sold for Crippled Children Drive
Mrs Russell Kenney hosted the Thimble club on Feder al street for Easter Seals packing and a social hour. Guests included Mrs Elmer Blake Mrs Chester MacKenzie Mrs Percy Miller Mrs Robert Jewell Mrs Donald Stewart Mrs Ada Milliken Mrs Earl Moore Mrs Lloyd Hooker. The group will meet again next Wednesday with Mrs Ada Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kenney
Federal Street
Thimble Club
Ada Milliken
Oak Street
Elmer Blake
Chester MacKenzie
Percy Miller
Robert Jewell
Donald Stewart
Earl Moore
Lloyd Hooker
Current Events Club forms at Cosmopolitan Club
The Current Events Club held its first meeting at the clubhouse with Mrs. Joseph I. Smith presiding. It invites Cosmopolitan Club members to join and plans Wednesday sessions at 2 20 to discuss Europe the Middle East and the Near East leading up to European races. The next meeting is March 24 at 2 30 with attendees including Mrs. Ernest Bailey Mrs. Gerard Billington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itan Current Events Club
Joseph I. Smith
Cosmopolitan Club
Europe
Middle East
Near East
Deail
Ernest Bailey
Gerard Billington
Linwood Boardman
Daniel Matter
Emerton Gross
Joseph Ff. Smith
Ninth Annual Tea and Fashion Show for Hyde Memorial Home
Plans are well underway for the Ninth Annual Tea and Fashion Show by Club Forty-Two to benefit the Hyde Memorial Home. The social event is set for Sunday, April 4, from 2 30 to 4 30 at the Hyde Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Memorial
Club Forty-Two
Hyde Home
Grace Fellowship Young People Meet at Grace Episcopal Parish
The Grace Fellowship of Grace Episcopal Church held a March 14 evening meeting at the parish house. Eighth grade activities were discussed and Martha Holmes reported on Horatio. A film strip titled The Ways We Worship In America was shown after the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Es of
Grace Episcopal Church
Sunda
Peete Oise
Martha Holmes
Horatio
America
First Baptist Ladies' Sewing Circle Meeting
The Baptist Circle of First Baptist Church met with 15 members present led by Rev. Charles R. Sims. Two quilts were tacked, a $10 donation to the missionary love gift was approved, a sunshine basket for an ill member and cards for shut ins and hospitalized members were authorized. Spring sale items were gathered. a March 24 picnic lunch at noon was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Sims
Inner Wheel Meeting Discusses Salads at Morse High
Mrs Ethel Wright, Morse High home economics teacher, spoke on the origin and nutritive value of salad and demonstrated several salads at the Inner Wheel meeting. The session at Mrs Charles Doyle's home featured dessert and notes on a March 25 Prize Speaking Contest at Morse High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wright
Morse High School
Charles B. Doyle
Daniel, T. Dougherty
Donald Emero
Eugene Desmond
Lynn Bussey
Catherine Dougherty
Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Owen
Charles T. Small
Lincoln Street
Morse Glee Club
Central Church Aid Holds Pine Tree Society Drive
The Ladies' Aid of Central Church met Thursday afternoon to support Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults. President Mrs. Harry Larrabee led a brief business session. Members exchanged favorite recipes and light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of Central Church
Pine Tree Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Harry Larrabee
Suburb Civic Club of Winneganee Meeting Highlights
The Suburb Civic Club of Winneganee met Thursday at the Community House with 14 members and one guest, Mrs Theresa Longacre. Two former members Mrs Harold Mott and Mrs John Williams were welcomed back. April 1 paper party with demonstrator Mrs Celia Hutchins was approved. traveling prize went to Mrs Donald Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emery Footer
Robert P. Manson
Danford McDonald
Harold Mott
Pine Tree Crippled Children
Iva York
Carolyn Hart
Dorothy Williams
Helen McIintire
Camera Club shows Greenland slides in local meeting
Hyde Windlass Camera Club met Wednesday to view colored slides from Walter W. Cupples Sanford B. Nickerson and I J Chapman. The images featured local coastal scenes and a Greenland group shot with era ee alee at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Windlass Camera Club
Walter W. Cupples
Sanford B. Nickerson
I. J. Chapman
Greenland
Photograph ic Society of America club exhibition tour
An affiliate Windlass club will travel with aides from other clubs to judge five contributed slides. The slides receiving the most votes win first second and third prizes after the circuit of clubs within the society concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photographiciety of America
Photographic Society of Aes Oe Iyde Windlass Club
Hockomock Council Meeting At Red Men’s Hall
Hockomock Council D of P met at Red Men’s hall with Mildred Roderick Pocahontas presiding. Subscribed to Teepee Talk renewal. Mystery prize a hand crocheted centerpiece donated by May Dannenfelser awarded to Mrs Frances St. Martin. Pocahontas honored Mildred Avery and Ernest Avery for service. Cake walks favored by Anne Hanson, James Cilley, Bud Gosselin. St Patrick’s Day observed with green attire. Hostesses werem Mildred Roderick Anni Wilson Sophie McPherson Mae Dannenfelser. Social hour featured pistachio ice cream cakes coffee and tea. Remaining time included cards and watching television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Dannenhfelser
Frances St. Martin
Pocahontas
Mildred Avery
Ernest Avery
Milfred Avery
Ada King
May Dannenfelser
Seven inducted at Smith-Tobey Post meeting
Seven new members were inducted at Smith-Tobey Post A L on Thursday evening. Dr Victor Carey served as installing officer and Chaplain Reginald Parker offered the opening prayer. Inductees were Donald Am borose Roland Farnham Edward Rowe Joseph Rem Coulombe Robert Rein deau Carl Cooper and Russell Cahill. The ceremony was followed by a brief recess as older members welcomed the newcomers. The class marks the largest in some time and signals rising post membership since the start of the year. The next meeting is set for Thursday April 1 with regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Tobey
A. L
Victor Carey
Reginald Parker
Donald C. Amborose
Roland H. Farnham
Edward A. Rowe
Joseph Rem Coulombe
Robert Albert Reindeau
Carl Cooper
Russell Andrew Cahill
Post
Smith-Tobey Post
Winter Street Ladies Aid Meeting at the Church
Five members of the Winter Street Church Ladies Aid met in the parlor on Friday afternoon. They planned the annual silver tea at the manse on April 30, with luncheon served by Mrs. McGlinchy’s committee. Mrs. Wallace introduced Rockland speaker Mrs. Robert Linquist, state chair of Women’s Fellowship, who spoke on World Christian Education Friendly Service Stewardship and Social Action. Tea closed the meeting poured by Mrs. Norwood and Mrs. Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Winter Street
Es’ Parlo
William H. McGlinchy
Joseph Norwood
John Sylvester
J. Albert Redlon
Mildred G. Nichols
St Patrick’s Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Henderson Home
The St Patrick’s party at Mrs Eva Henderson’s Wes ley street home drew her bridge club with two tables in play. Prizes went to Celina Fortier first Lucy Desmond second Sadie White third. Guests enjoyed sandwiches relishes cakes and coffee in a green white table setting centered by a large iced St Patrick’s Day cake. The next party is March 25 with Sadie White host on Cottage street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Eva Henderson
Wesley Street
Bridge Club
Celina Fortier
Lucy Desmond
Sadie White
Cottage Street
Ivette Bidbon
Mis Laure
Local Society Names Eight Mrs. Wilsons and Friends
A fragment lists women including Mrs Maude Wilson Mrs Annie Brownrigg Mrs Celina Fortier Mrs Lucy Desmond Mrs Sadie White Mrs Ethel ee and Mrs Eva Henderson among a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Maude Wilson
Annie Brownrigg
Celina 7Ortier
Lucy Desmond
Sadie White
Ethelee
Eva Henderson
L T L Meeting Recital at Mrs McGuiggan Home
The L T L met at Mrs Edward McGuiggan's Middle street on Thursday afternoon. Miss Jennifer McGuigan directed an engaging program with recitations by Tancy Lacy Linda Morse Marlien Shepard Janice Ann McCabe and a group chorus Hi Ho He Booster Booster. A Health Brigade playlet Ten Little Brain Cells featured many children. A car speaking contest followed with Ellen Oliver Rherta Jewell Jennifer McGuigan and Georgie Lacy. Judges Mrs Harry Marrabee Jr Mrs Herman Kepard and Mrs Leon Beal awarded first prize to Ellen Oliver. Jennifer McGuigan capped the event with a solo and refreshments were served by Mrs McGuigan and assisting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuiggan
Middletreet
Jennifer McGuiggan
Lodge
Tancy Lacy
Linda Morse
Marlalen Shepard
Janice Nn McCabe
the Roup
Health Brigade
Selow
Ellen Oliver
Rherta Jewell
Jennifer McGuigan
Georgie Lacy
Harry Marrabee, Jr
Herman Kepard
Leon Beal
Elln Oliver
Jennifer McGui
Kodachrome Slide Meeting By Bath Iron Works VP
Thirty B I V Camera Club members enjoyed a Schulze slide program covering Europe Tavane Cuba California and local flower garden closeups. An Eastman Kodak lecture on nighttime photography was presented and members were invited to future meetings held the first and third Thursdays at 7 30 p m for entertainment and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. V. Camera Club
J. William Schulze
Bath Iron Works Corp
Europe
Tavane
Cuba
California
Flowe S
Eastman Kodak Co
Lillian Fisher PTA Discusses School System Reforms
Lillian Fisher P.T.A meet featured C. Lloyd Hooker and Robert Perry leading a discussion on the local school system with John F. Leonard moderating. Mrs. Jarmon Eliason elected president. others named to officer roles. Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers officer John Lyons to install April 15. A $10 donation to the Harland A. Ladd Memorial Scholarship funded. St Patrick's Day refreshments served by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iring R. Addison
Board Ofducation
C. Lloyd ‘Ooker
Robert Perry
Lillian F. Fisher
Eorge Sarkis
John Lyons
Te Maine Congress of Parents Nd
P.T.A
Leonard Thombs
Russell Keney
Harland A. Ladd
Arthur Wing
Charles Duton
Donald McRae
Ohn Swearingen
George Oliver
Lioness Club Dance at Lambert Park
Lambert Park Community enter hosted a Lioness Club dance for members and fans on Friday night with St. Patrick's Day decor. Melvin Howe provided music starting with the Snow Ball Waltz and called square dances including the Heart of this Dance. An intricate polka featured Mrs. Lawrence Fullerton and Mr. Jowe. Sandwiches, pickles, chips and punch were served. Mrs. Lawrence McCurdy and Mrs. Edward D. True directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Park
Lioness Club
Fans Club
Melvin Howe
Howe
Lorence Fullerton
Jowe
Lawrence McCurdy
Edward D. True
Kateon Camp Auxiliary Installation Night Details
Kateon Camp Auxiliary completed a year’s officer installation with Mrs Beatrice Burns as installing officer. New officers include Jessie Mor rill Leona MacDonald Mabel Breed Emery Hudson Bina Staples and four members received degrees. Special guest Velma Crocker of Boston a past president attended. Velma Crocker won the cake walk and Annie Oliver received a surprise birthday party after a chicken pattie supper prepared by Dorothy Wright and Harriet Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edgar Kate
Beatrice Burns
Jessie Morrill
Leona MacDonald
Mabel Breed
Emery Hudson
Bina Staples
Velma Crocker
Boston
Elen Gagnon Andona MacDonald
Dorothy Wright
Harriet Otis
Annie Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benes Emero
William A. Perry
Sheridan Road
Miles Hagan
S. Frank W. Sparks, Jr
Charles H
Waters Rest
Sprn
Arthur Darnell
James
Jerol
Antonio
George F. Bertrand
David Henderson
North Bath
Front Street
Dave
Harry Reed
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Ivan Leighton
Peter Bailey
Aes
Leighton
Car
T. .Meister
Bailey
Falls
Etta Stuart
Union Street
Huceies
Mary Stover
T Street
Thelma Stover
Ammon Soule
Pleasant Avenue
Harold Marth
Delmar E. Bates
Snowsnedeke
Bates
Winchester
Fremont
Fiavel Pierce
Franklin
Balboa
Canal Zone
Baltimore
New York
Uss Coneent
Keith Garside
Hyde Park
Atlantic & Pacific
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Forrest Baker
Patricia
Darrell
Bruce
Brockton
Wee
Lemuel Preble
Days Ferry
George Smith
Danvers
Baker
Rosa Shea
Amy Cromwell
Dennis
Philip
Gertrude Dole
Wellesley Hills
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
New England
Gideons International
Eastland Hotel
Floyd Carter
Jessie Carter
Dorothy Fleming
Clinton Fleming
William Fraser
Barbara Fraser
Franklin Howe
Ellen
Beacon Street
Denny Road
William R. Woofenden
Ross
Jane
Paul G. Bagdikian
Boothbay Harbor
Joseph Muise
Gayle Ellen Libby
Hilton Libby
Highland Street
Clifton Spinney
Main General Hospital
Richard P. Burke, Jr
Suzanne
Washburn
H. T. Stevens
Mr. Burke
Richard P. Burke
Burke
Donald A. Sewall
Julia Masset
Rochester
N. Y
Melvin B. Henderson
North Street
Miss Masset
Paris
France
United States
Fred Merchant
Meadowway
Frederick G. Merchant
Karl R. Merchant
Camden
Barbara Madden
Charles I. Madden
Mechanic Street
Laura Libby
Parker Head
Maine General Hospital
John Parker
Allan Spear
Frank Reinoehl
Henry Leask
Arthur M. Packard
The
Hyde Windlas Co
Marie I. Preston
Dudley H. Fay
Thompson Potter
Court Street
Fred A. Fuller
Sagadahoc Real Estate Association
Roland Trott
John Wakefield
Harry A. Beals
Wiscasset
Lawrence R. Vail
Arrowsie
Theodore R. Beaven
Manchester
N. H
Mance Institute
Drama Club
Paul A. Berry
Roland McIntosh
McIntosh Ummer
Popham Beach
Clarence Johnson
Damariscota
Earl P. Cahoon
Richard Quick
Herbert Anderson
Jillington
Eddie
Quin Fass
Marchetti
Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Bath Societies
Monthly Meeting
Grace Casey
United States Public Health Service
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
Anna Lonn
Carol Cornish
Christel Cornish
Marriot Small
Sharon W Ellen Low
Dixie Oliver
Lucy Smith
Grace Vasey
Jeannette Greene
Robert Jetts
Sandra Daley
Peggy Hanson
Marie Smart
Shirley Smart
John Arvester
Roger Luke
Brian M. Jewett
Catharine Rd
James Daley
Club Forty
Grace Fellowship
Baptist Circle
Central Church Aid
Camera Club
Hockomock Council
Hockomock Council, D. of P
Red Men's Hall
Mildred Roderick Pocahontas
Teepee Talk
Winter Street Ladies’ Aid
Lillian Fisher
Lioness
Kateon Camp
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