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West Bath Women Reach Subscriptions Through Strong Drive
The Committee of Women reports over half the town’s families subscribing to Liberty bonds with 6800 raised from 54 members, 79 percent of the $3800 quota. Red Cross workers hosted a linen shower and hospital garment work. a woods fire near Henry Brown place drew local turnout but caused no damage.
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Henry. Brown Place
Arthur Hutchins
Fred Coombs
Red. Cross
Jilverett
Mayo
Grange Hall
Owen
Rogers
Elmer Rich
North Bath
Allo
Jane Fields
William Fields
Hardings
Fields
J. Rupert Wing
Miss Fields
John Pinel
Quincy
Mass
Bessie
Esther Mikelsky
Louise Footer
Agnes Fields
Margery Ring
Margaret Peterson
Grace Brown
Frank. Hughes
John “Wilson
Everett Lemont
James. B. Lemont
Grace Freeman
George Dean
Sabino
Fred Rose
Herbert L. Grinnell
Capt
Samuel
R. Percy
Bath
Robert. Small
Miss Georgianna Small
Karl C.donnelly
I. B. Neiley
Portland
Etta Bloom
George Rogers
Fred Kittridge
Thelma
Humphrey Owen
Lemont
Sabine
Ralph ‘Whitehouse
Warren Pashard
Butler Cottage
Arthur Oliver
Wilbur
Eugene M. Grath
Elizabeth
Dain
Mildred. Smith
Grover
C. Smith
Barbara
West Bath Grange
Jane
Woldoboro
Dal Wigite
Tor
Kersten Oastie
Knights of the Golden
Eagle
Melville ‘C. Williams
Washington Street
Ernest E. Williams
11Th “Maine
Mr. Williams
Ernest ‘Williams
Campbell’s ‘Pond
A. A. Couilhard
North Street
Hennessey
Rosedale Farm
William Doughty
Philip Freeman
Brunswick
L. W. Witch
Lynn
Della Goddette
Phillip Gaudreau
William Hennessey
Topsham
Augusta Mayo
James Stewart
Maxwell Street
Lowell School
Littlefield
West Bath
Miles Purington
Woman’s Liberty Bond Committee
Liver Moses
Sagadahoc County