Wiscasset Notes On Lecture And Local Events
Grafton W. Davis lectured Wiscasset High School students on developing correct habits of thinking. Edison signature on a blackboard was analyzed to show traits shaping creativity. Also mentions O. E. S. officers installation March 28 at Masonic Hall and related items including travel to Boston for a basketball game and Easter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Hilton
Grafton W. Davis
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Woman’s Club
Garrison Hill
Masonic Hall
Marilyn P. Jones
George A. Jones
Madeleine P. Colby
Earl B Colby
Hazel K. Libby
Richmond
C. Kenneth Morrill
Weeks Mills
New Jerusalem
R. A. C. Wiscasset
J. William Schulze
Bath Road
Tuscon
Ariz
Arizona
California
Charles Shea
Stanley Foye
Terry Campbell
Neal Adams
Wayne Adams
Paul Erskine
Wiliam Taylor
Edgar Rankin
Dean Shea
Donald Shea
Gardiner Road
Dean
Colby College
Waterville
Boylston
Bath Area Sign for Turnpike OK'd by Committee
Maine legislative highway committee backs an omnibus bill for area directional signs including Bath. The Bath Area sign will sit up to seven miles south of the Falmouth spur, joining signs for Lewis ton Auburn Sugar Loaf Mountain Winthrop Lake Region and Sebago Lake. If approved by the full legislature the Bath sign marks the area as a major recreational destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Turnpike
Bath
Legislative Committee On Highways
Edwin H. Pert
Dbath
House
Senate
Pert
Lewiston Auburn
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Winthrop Lake Region
Sebago Lake
Bath Area
Falmouth
Edward F. Cox
Cox
Reid State Park
Local families host relatives visiting from out of town
Mrs M D Whitlam of 48 Dummer Street has hosted guests for several days including her sister Mrs James Jones of Needham Heights Massachusetts and her niece Greta Bartlett of Warren. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Earl Oliver of 25 Milan Street and grandson Alan Williams of West Bath currently staying with Mr and Mrs William Wetherbee Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Whitlam
Dummer Street
James Jones
Needham Heights
Mass
Pe Greta Bartlett
Warren
Earl Oliver
Milan Street
Alan Williams
West Bath
Bangor
William Wetherbee
Woolwich Grange hosts school and Packers meeting
State Deputy and Mrs Clyde Bailey led a school of instruction at Progressive Grange Richmond Corner. A leaders meeting at Mountain Road home of Mr and Mrs Roland Bailey set plans for Woolwich Central March 27 7 pm pack meeting with charter presented by Mark Roman. White elephant auction and refreshments followed. attendees included Edward Gallant Rita Flemming Kay Sullivan Pauline Woodman and Rev Stephen Sidebotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bailey
Progressive Grange
Richmond Corner
Roland Bailey
Mountain Road
Woolwich Central School
Mark Roman
Bailey
Gallant
Edward Gallant
Victor Knight
Rita Flemming
Kay Sullivan
Pauline Woodman
Stephen Sidebotham
Nequasset and Woolwich Groups Share March Community Plans
The Nequasset ladies auxiliary met at Mrs Kay Stevens home with co hostess Mrs Ruby Stinson. A supper planned for April 18 was assigned to Mrs Kay Stevens as ticket chair replacing Mrs Agatha Hatch. Sunshine basket delivered to shut in Mrs Frank Bailey. Woolwich Grange officers filled chairs at last meeting and announced Beans for Youth supper March 28. Next meetings set for April 1 and April 10. Numerous local residents noted traveling, visits, and hospital statuses in Sagadahoc and Bath areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Ladies
Kay Stevens
Ruby Stinson
Agatha Hatch
Frank Bailey
Florence Hathorne
Ethel Reeed
Genesta Carter
Doris Haley
Louise Gilmore
Woolwich Grange
Sagadahoc Pomona
Grange Hall
Auta Munsey
Jackie Durgan
Alberta Bailey
Harvey Chubbuck
Richard Hanson
Mattie Offerman
Clyde Bailey
Patricia Tipsword
Marion Chubbuck
Miss Mary Clappison at Boston University Spring Vacation
Miss Mary Clappison spends the spring vacation from graduate sociology studies at Boston University with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. Clappison of 128 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clappison
Graduate School In Sociology
Boston University
James A. Clappison
North Street
West Bath Grange Program Showcased By Merrymeeting Visitors
Florence Stilphen and Merrymeeting Grange members from Bow Dingham presented the West Bath Grange program. The evening featured community singing, a four-group singing contest with a ladies group winner, multiple readings and quizzes, and visits from nearby granges. Plans announced for a Faster dinner, ham and turkey, and Sagadance Pomona supper with fifth degree at Enterprise Grange in Richmond village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stilphen
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
West Bath
Lawrence Crocker
Gerald Holbrook
Robert Palmer
Janet Collins
Phyllis McNelly
Alex Burgess
Alton Colling
Lawrence Palmer Marshall Boudreau
Maon Wright
Persis Miller
Arvella Holbrook
Margaret DeMerchant
Theresa Freeman
Helen Caton
Alice Burgess
Lucy Armstrong
Frances St. Martin
Edwin Haggett
William Armstrong
Rockies
Ralph Stilphen
Jacqueline Stilphen
Mabel Heenie
Moonlight Bay
Ethel MacDonald
Florence Stetphen
Merrymeeting
Woo'wich
East Hampton
Conn
Woo!wich Granges
Maude Haile
West Bath Grange Hall
Sagadance Pomona
Enterprise Grange
Richmond Village
Sea and Shore Agent Speaks at Wesley Church Men's Club
Dana Wallace of the Maine State Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries spoke at Wesley church's Methodist Men's club dinner meeting. He showed films on the Damariscotta herring run and a clams transplant program to boost yields and discussed proposed state regulations and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Dana Wallace
Maine State Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Methodist Men's Club
George Hopkins
Mare N. King
Alvah Morse
Laura King
Woman's Society
Wallace
Augusta
State Department
Stanley Hunter
Reuben C. Walker
James A. Thurston
Robert Upham
Marc King
Auxiliary to Host Sumner Pike as Speaker at Annual Meeting
Sumner T. Pike, former Atomic Energy Commission member, will be principal speaker at the annual hospital auxiliary meeting. The event at 7 30 p.m. will be held at the Cosmopolitan Club where officers and committee chairmen report on the year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Cosmopolitan Club
Arsenault To Arrive For Week-Long Vacation
John Arsenault of LaGuardia air field New York is due Thursday for a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward J Arsenault of 438 Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arsenault
LaGuardia Air Field
New York
Edward J. Arsenault
Middle Street
Arrowsic Community Notes Include Farewell at Range Light
The Arrowsic Extension Bureau meeting at the Good Will club hall Woolwich featured accessories for You with Greta Gower in charge. Sandra Phinney trains at Grace Hospital in Connecticut and visits her parents while others travel like the Davises who leave Doubling Point Range Light after 23 years in Coast Guard service and plan to reside in Middleton Illinois. The town reports a flu outbreak hitting schoolchildren and lists local social visits and trips to New Hampshire Boston Houston and Ohio as residents travel for family events and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mazeiko
Extension Bureau
Good Will Club
Woolwich
Greta Gower
Lester Davis
Sandra
Judy
Doubling Point Range Light
Davis
Coast Guard
Range Light
Isle of Shoales Light
New Hampshire
Middleton
N. Il
Arrowsie
Leslie
Bion Ainsworth
Birthday Bridge Club
Edward Coombs
Edward Clarey
Georgetown
Bath
Roland Peterson
Sandra Phinney
Grace Hospital
Connecticut
Robert Phinney
Forest Baker
Philip
Dennis
Robert Hogan
Spinney Mill Road
Woodbury
David
Bedford
N.hs
Brunswick High Wins One Act Play Contest Here
Brunswick High School captured top honors at a district one act play contest held at Morse High School on Tuesday evening. Four schools competed as judges praised all four performances including Morse for Patterna and Litchfield Academy and Lisbon High School for their dramatic pieces. The winning production The Doctor In Spite Of Himself was directed by Mrs. Mildred Talheimer and praised by Augusta Players members for its overall excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High Schools
Morse High School
Mildred Talheimer
Indees
George R. Leavitt
Ann Ward
Nita Hale
Augusta Players
Morse
Judees
Anne Coulter Martens
Amy Lowell
Martha Hederman
Judith Ashe
David Ketchum
Enos Gaudet
Margaret Flaherty
Litchfield Academy
Lisbon High School
Cecil V. Rowland
Former Tel Co Manager Hildreth Fisher Hosts Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs Hildreth I Fisher were honored at a March 19 dinner at Stage Couch Inn by 50 friends and coworkers from the New England Tel and Tel Co. A wrist watch was presented as Fisher left Bath Brunswick to become commercial rates engineer for Maine at Portland after four years as local voice manager. Stuart W Mackinnon attended as new Bath Brunswick office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth I. Fisher
Stage Couch Inn
Fisher
New England
Bath-Brunswick
Commercial Rates Engineer
Maine
Portland
Voice
Miss Bates to enter college with roommate in New York
Miss Susan Bates daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Shumway of 638 Sligh street plans to enroll in college with her roommate Miss Cynthia Hunt at Rockville Center Long Island New York.
Gillies Returns Home From Burdett College
Dillon Gillies son of Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr of North Bath arrived home Wednesday to spend his vacation from Bur dett College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Gillies
James A. Gillies, Jr
North Bath
Burdett College
Hagerthy Couple Attend Boston Basketball Tournament
Mr and Mrs Dana Hagerthy of Trufant street attended the basketball tournament in Boston on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Hagerthy
Trufant Street
Boston
Weekend guests and community notes in North Bath
North Bath weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Royden Haines and daughter Eulalia with Mrs. Marion House of Bath. Russell Pearson of New London and Jeffrey Wing of the Haines-Wing families are mentioned along with local student illness and academic honors at the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royden Haines
Eulalia
Marion House
Bath
Rose Lee Higgins
John DeGroot
Gladyce Cothran
Cundy's Harbor
Brunswick
Topsham
David Tardiff
Morse High School
Dennis Tardiff
Washington Street
Philip Tar- Ail
Henry G. Root
Jeffrey
Julie- Anne
Littleton
Mass
Edwin Hemingway
BE. N. Cole
Annabelle
Harold Bubar
Lewiston
Cole
Edwin I Hemmeway
Surprise west Bath baby shower for Mrs. Cormier
A stork shower honored Mrs. Arthur Cormier at the home of Mrs. Oliver Wass with co hosts Mrs. Rena Roy and Mrs. Carl Graves. Attendees, gifts, and a blue and white décor marked the event along with a buffet lunch and visits from relatives in Maine and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cormier
Oliver Wass
Rena Roy
Carl Graves
Carl Haye
Ernest Ward
Robert Ward
West Bath
George Cyr
William Cormier
Bath
Millard Adams
Louis Lozier
Boothbay
Jennie Rittall
Ruth Whyliis
Nobleboro
Glenna Barnes
Augusta
Paul Lemont
Charles Sims
William Dolloff
Carl Peed
Arthur Sturtevant
A. Dechan
B. F. Whitmore
Gardiner
Sally Grindell
John HH. Grindell
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Rate hearing weigh hydrant rents as water works budget grows
Commissioners urge rate decision on merits, noting no legal way to postpone hydrant rent changes while others rise. Public Utility Commissioners Allen and Marshall will advise on the 32 483 hydrant rate hike and report soon. City Council meets to set a new budget with water rate impact likely, increasing mill rate from 74.5 to about 85 and boosting other water costs by roughly 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Frederick N. Allen
David R. Marshall
Health report shows isolated chickenpox case in Bath
In Sagadahoc County for the week the communicable disease report lists one chickenpox case in Bath. Measles also in Bath and streptococcal nasopharyngitis in Bowdoinham are noted in the same county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sagadahoe County
Bowdoinham
Freshman Susan Bates Visits Rockville Center Guest of Roommate
Miss Susan Bates a Bates College freshman and daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie C Shum way of 638 High Street is passing the Faster vacation at Rockville Center Long Island New York as guest of her roommate Miss Cynthia Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bates
Bates College
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Rockville Center
Long Island, N. Y
Cynthia Hunt
Theta Chapter Elects Officers for 1959 60
Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi elected Mrs William Eugene Bennett president for 1959 60 at the Wednesday meeting with Mrs Andrew Fla herty 17 High Street. The slate includes Miss Valerie Nickerson vice president Miss Patricia Mulcahy recording secretary Mrs Edward Atkinson corresponding secretary Mrs Charles Burgess Jr treasurer and Mrs Robert Stone extension officer. Two programs were given on The Art of Thinking and Musics Influence on Our Lives. Next meeting at Mrs George Larrabee Jr home April 1 features Enjoyment of Music by Mrs Gerald Rioux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eugene Bennett
Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Andrew Flaherty
High Street
Kennett
Valerie Nickerson
Patricia Mulcahy
Edward Atkinson
Charles Burgess, Jr
Robert Stone
Mre
Fréderick Wonsor
George Larrabee, Jr
Phippsburg
Gerald Rioux
Grandson Of Bath Wins First Prize In Science
Peter Wabbard grandson of Mr and Mrs Carl Swanton of 390 Front Street won first prize in the physical science division at the first annual Science Fair at Monmouth College Long Branch New Jersey. A Red Bank High School junior son of Mr and Mrs Harrison W Hubbard he built a self guiding robot that uses light from a flashlight. He spent about 50 dollars on the project and it features two motors electronic parts a dozen batteries and two photo electric cells. He will exhibit at Rutgers College March 23 against 400 New Jersey high school students. His mother Betty Swanton is a Morse High School graduate of 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wabbard
Carl B. Swanton
Front Street
Monmouth College
Long Branch
N. J
Red Bank
Harrison W. Hubbard
Peter
Corliss Street Fellowship Plans Mother's Day Service
Members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship of Corliss Street church will conduct an evening service on Mother's Day at the church. President Martha Pratt urged attendance at the Easter sunrise service to be held at Slyde Memorial Home. Captain William Bansk of the Salvation Army is listed as principal speaker. Patrolman Arthur Tainter spoke on traffic safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Corliss Street
Martha Pratt
Slyde Memorial Home
Bath Council of Church Youth
William Bansk
Salvation Army
Arthur Tainter
Bath Police Department
Wallace Hinckley
Mizpah Class Cleans Church Sanctuary Tuesday
Members of the Mizpah Class of First Baptist church met Tuesday evening for a cleaning bee in the sanctuary. Mrs. Ruth Trask hosted and Bible verses opened the session. Next week’s meeting will be at the church with Mrs. Dorothy Savage as hostess, with ten members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ruth Trask
Dorothy Savage
Bernice Haines
Hazel Richards
Dorothy Thayer
Rosalyn Carey
Miriam House
Trask
Ramona Pearson
Eleanor Wing
Margaret King
NCO Wives Club of SAGE Meets Wednesday Evening
Members of the NCO Wives club of SAGE gathered for a social meeting hosted by Mrs. Nora Stabile Mrs. Terry Miller and Mrs. Diane Nye at Barnes The program featured a planned future meeting announced as Wednesday April 1 New members welcomed include Mrs. Ben Homer Mrs. Joyce Parrak Mrs. Ann Brunsen and Mrs. Jerry Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO Wives Club of
Sage
Nora Stabile
Terry Miller
Diane Nye
Barnes
Ben -Homer
Joyce Parrak
Ann Brunsen
Jerry Kramer
George H. Musk Returns From Two Weeks Vacation
George H. Musk has returned to his home on Washington street after a two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Musk
Washington Street
Florida
Richmond Groups Organize To Plan Area School District
The Richmond Citizen Study Group at the high school elected committees on Population education building and transportation with chairs and members named. Firemen elected officers led by Chief Harris Hutchins, and Main street lamp upgrade raised the street light budget by 497. Red Cross drive listed chairs captains and numerous committee members. Enterprise Grange planned events with readings, songs, a nickel match won, honorary member named, and a personal shower for Mrs Dana Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert Sidelinger
Dorothy Billings
Roger Gibbs
Donald Cote
Marjorie Mailloux
Priscilla Little
Edith Sullivan
George Anderson
Daniel Maloney
George Caron
James Burney
Margaret Jones
Muriel Pratt
Claire Sidelinger
Leslie Gardner
Bernard Smith
William Sullivan
Leighton Gardner, Jr
Richard Joy
Walter Anderson
Bernard Thyng
Carl Anderson
David LeBourdais
Russell Ring
Vincent Jones
Maurice Wheeler
Earl Farley
Dorothea Scott
Plympton Kent
Harold Brown
Kenneth Rodrigue
Clifton Toothaker
John Carruthers
Myron Douglass
Edward Merrill
Vera Stinson
Charles Willey
Richmond Fireman's Association
Harris Hutchins
Cleveland Marriner
Chester Foster
Chester Bennett
Albert May
Leutenant
Dana Sullivan
George Tibbetts
Edward Coughlin
Joseph Seigars
William Fmmons
Horace Hinkley
Clayton Pinkham
Hook and Ladder Co
Guy Seigars
Clowes Guiou, Jr
Neil Brown
Service Co
Edward Crosby
Gerald Seigars
Central Maine Power Co
Main Street
Front
Pleasant Streets
Red Cross
Harold Bates
Edith Burney
Margaret Borjesson
Cochairmen
Lillian Johnson
George Gould
John Hurley
Maurice Sullivan
Charles Wheeler
Vanessa Beedle
Nellie McCormick
Azel Adams
Fred Crow
Madeline Sedgley
John Livermore
Pauline Preble
Virgil Poland
Marion Young
Philip Densmore
Horace Hink
Enterprise Grange
Sagadahoe Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Bernice Thyng
Alice Hinkley
Pearl Perry
Leon Batchelder
Esther Dickey
Clara Holbrook
Beulah Rebekah Lodge Observes Anniversaries and Plans April Crown Arrival
Beulah Rebekah Lodge met Friday night to observe the anniversaries of Thomas Wilder and Schuyler Colfax with Miss Elizabeth Haynes as arrangements chair. Plans were made for the traveling crown’s arrival on April 17. A swap auction followed the meeting with refreshments served by Mrs Margaret Nelson and Mrs Grace Vieira. Richard Mesereau of Chattanooga spent several days with his mother Mrs Ann Mesereau and sister Mrs Margaret Borjesson. George Sanford and family returned from a winter in Florida. Leonard Bishop, Larry Bond Jr, Glenn Tamarean, Chester Foster, and Harry Prout attended Brunswick Lions Club meeting. Miss Mary Parent of Hallowell visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Thomas Wilder
Schuyler Colfax
Elizabeth Haynes
Margaret Nelson
Grace Vieira
Richard Mesereau
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ann Mesereaue
Margaret Borjesson
George Sanford
Florida
Leonard Bishop
Larry Bond Jr
Glenn Tamarean
Chester Foster
Harry Prout
Brunswick
Brunswick Lions Club
Mary Parent
Hallowell
Oscar Douglass
City Chairman Named for Bath Cancer Crusade
Mrs. William L. Greene of Academy Street is named city chairman for Bath’s 1959 Cancer Crusade. Fund raising chairman Mrs. J Bazin Lemont of Sagadahoc County announces Cancer Month per Congress. The house to house drive is set for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Greene
Academy Street
Bath
J Bazin Lemont
Sagadahoc County
Act of Congress
Dresden Center pupil fractures leg at school playground
Kermit Trussell, a Dresden Center pupil, fractured his right leg last Thursday after leaping from a swing. He was taken to Gardiner General Hospital and fitted with a cast. The Dresden community reports several local events from April meetings and school activities including lectures, dish luncheons, and upcoming officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Trussell
Dresden Center School
Gardiner General Hospital
Stephen Powell
Dresden Extension Association
Gene West H. D. A
George Allen
Cedar Grove
Wesley Church Youth Fellowship Plans Easter Activities
Wesley Church youth group meets after a Sunday recreation period directed by James Smith. Reports cover the Easter Sunday breakfast at 6 am, ticket distribution by Meredith Kaler, and an Easter evening program at 7 pm with dress rehearsal Friday. The group discusses the Lord's Supper and holds an Upper Room experience followed by hymn singing and the Friendship Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Wesley Church Youth Fellowship
Roger Upham
Wesley Church
Meredith Kaler
Ruth Ellen Hunter
Stanley Hunter
Readings Presented At Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Mrs. Roland Raines led a group of readings at the Cosmopolitan Drama Club meeting. A nominating committee of Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Raines, and Mrs. Shaw was named. Plans for the annual banquet at the Stowe House in Brunswick on April 16 were discussed. The door prize was won by Mrs. Rosalys Komedos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Raines
Cosmopolitan Drama Club
Daniel Matter
Richard Sherwood
Raines
Anne Shaw
Stowe House
Brunswick
Rosalys
Komedos
Lions Meet Under Mrs Carroll Davis at Richards Dinner
Lions Club members held a Thursday evening meeting presided by Mrs Carroll Davis after dinner at Richards restaurant. The next meeting is planned for New Meadows Inn with Mrs Arthur Bowker and Mrs George Nugent listed as attendees. Mrs Clyde Mallett spoke on the Girls State project and a games program was run by Mrs Clinton Owen and Mr Richard Johnson. Attendees included Mrs Edith Bailey and Mr and Mrs Albert Bailey from Lincoln Street and Western Avenue. The group também attended the Rebekah district meeting in West Buxton on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Davis
The
Lionesses
Richards Restaurant
New Meadows Inn
Arthur M. Bowker
George J. Nugent
Clyde -Mallett
Clinton V. Owen
Richard “Hh. Johnson
Edith Bailey
Lincoln Street
Albert Bailey
Western Avenue
Rebekah
West Buxton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiscasset
Fernald Bailey
Forrest Johnson
Earl Dorr
Edwold Carter
Nequasset
Janet Bailey
Earl Bailey
Robert Strout
Ivory Strout
Sagadahoc Ferry
Cathy Phillips
William Phillips
Bath Memorial Hospital
Elbert Woodman
Edward Hawks
Bowdoin College
J. Sumner Bailey
Harold Tasker
Moatsweag Road
Hugh Madden
Manchester
N. H
Claude Beals
Old State Road
Susan
Glen Goding
Livermore Falls
Bernard Bailey
Thomas Staples
Paul de Vore
Cathy
Lawrence Edwards
Fernard Bailey
Bath Iron Works
Sharon
Jinx
Charles White
Winthrop
Harvey G. Chubbuck
Cambridge
Vernon B. W. Thompson
Bangor Hillhouse
Boston Garden
Herbert Wright
Middle Road
James Soule
Samuel Soule
Perome Bradford
Loring Soule
Charlene
Fort Lauderdale
Bradenton
Brunswick High
Phone Co
Leslie Shumway
Sligh Street
Lege
North
Health Report
Betty Swanton
Corliss Street Fellowship
NCO Wives Club of Sage
Cancer Crusade
Dresden
Olive Branch
Donna Souvigney
Dorothy Hall
Evelyn Robbins
Jacka Maneclick
Dolores Carr
Frederick Mills
Shdge Academy
William Whitney
West Dreden
Central Milne Hospital
Leroy Robbins
S. P. Call
Thomas White
Timothy Edward
Alden Reed
Dresden Mills
Parkman
Marcellus Mayheu
Sherman Knowlton
M. Smith
Drama Club
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