Society notes highlight Bath events and guest visits
Mrs. Orrin Frye travels from Bath to Portland visiting her sister Mrs. Eben Dana. bridge games yield prizes for Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Frye. Local society also tracks birthdays weddings and public appearances including Eisenhower luncheon rumors and Maine Women’s Club activities in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Frye
Pacific Paldes
Calif
Bath
Woolf
Portland
Eben Dana
Dana
Swastika Club
William M. Adams
Edward D. True
Jora Oliver
Arline Troop
Hiram T. Stevens
A. Corliss
Adams
Frye
Crom family returns from week in New York City
Mr and Mrs Cromi Joanne and Richard visited New York City for a week and were joined by Mr and Mrs Howard Crooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Cromi Joanne
Richard
New York City
Howard Crooker
Mrs. Christine Curtis Visits at Cove with Dyer Couple
Miss Christine Curtis of Pleas t street was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Alvin Dyer at their Cove residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Curtis
Pleast Street
Alvin Dyer
R’s Cove
Bath area notices and family milestones from local Bulletin
John Bartley of Boston returns home after visiting Bath friends. Sears Bangor assistant division manager John Beaulieu arrives to run Bath store during H. W. Garey’s nine day absence. Mr and Mrs Reid Perkins welcome daughter Diane Lynn born April 15 at Memorial hospital. Prof and Mrs George H Quinby honor H Augustus Huse on his 75th birthday. John Burns of Medford, Mass joins Harris Steel Co. contractors on Woolwich Arrowsic bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wright
Presley Nursing Home
George Carter Wright, Jr
Sgt. Wright
Fort Devens
Mass
Fred Stover
Middle Street
John Beaulieu
Sears
Bangor
Bath
H. W. Garey
Reid Perkins
Central Avenue
Diane Lynn
Memorial Hospital
John Burns
Medford
Harris Steel Co
Woolwich-Arrowsic Bridge
Miss Hulda Carlson Tops Summer Shopper In Bath
Miss Hulda Carlson of St Paul Minnesota, a Medomak region summer resident, visited Bath to shop and arrived in Maine last weekend to open her summer home for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Carlson
St. Paul
Minn
Medomak
Bath
Maine
Funeral of Mrs Emma Gledhill in Lewiston
Mrs Martha Bertrand Mrs Edith Rice and Dr and Mrs Paul C Bagdikian attended the funeral of Mrs Emma Gledhill in Lewiston on April 26. Mrs Gledhill was the first worthy matron of Genesta Chapter O E S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Bagdikian
Emma Ehlers
155
Oak Street
Bagdikian
Ruth
Martha Bertrand
Edith Rice
Paul C. Bagdikian
Emma Gledhill
Lewiston
Gledhill
Genesta Chapter
Miss Norma Jean Drummond Returns From Vacation
Miss Norma Jean Drummond an English teacher at Fort Fair Field High returns Sunday to her duties after a week’s vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Drummond of Arrowsic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Drummond
Fort Fairfield High School
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Quinns Host Quinntuplet Guest Visit
Mr and Mrs J Quentin Quinn of Kittery were overnight guests of his parents Mr and Mrs John Quinn of West street in a brief family visit noted in local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Quentin Quinn
Kittery
John Quinn
West Street
Silverman Leaders Attend Northeastern Council Conference
Mr. Louis M. Silverman and Mrs. Silverman of 175 Oak Street attended the Spring Conference of the Northeastern New England Council Bnai Brith at the Elmwood Hotel in Waterville. Silverman served as first vice president of the council. Miss Gitti Zend, author and lecturer, gave an address Sunday after a luncheon, closing the weekend event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Silverman
Oak Street
New England Council B'nei B'rith
Elmwood Hotel
Waterville
Silverman
Gitti Zend
Bath and Woolwich couples dine in Mechanic Falls
Mr and Mrs Frank Allegrin of High street Bath and Mr and Mrs Ethel Dana of Woolwich had dinner Sunday in Mechanis Falls. Samuel Burgess of Sebasco is a patient at Togus Veterans hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allegrin
High Street
Bath
Ethel Dana
Woolwich
Mechanis Falls
Samuel Burgess
Sebasco
Togus Veterans Hospital
Boynton Family Hosts Weekend Visit in Boston
George Boynton a Burdett College student in Boston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Harland A Boynton of North Street. Guests at the Boynton home Sunday included Mrs Boynton’s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs William Hodgkins of Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Williams
Boston
Daniel Williams
Washington Street
George Boynton
Burdett College
Harland A. Boynton
North Street
Boynton
Local Families Noted in Greenfield Community Notices
excerpt mentions Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craft of Washington Street and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hutchins of Brunswick, indicating local household references in a Greenfield area notice or social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin F. Hutchins
Greenfield
Mass
William J. Washington
William J. Craft
Washington Street
Ee T. H. Hutchins
Brunswic
Modern Sound System Installed At Morse High
The Morse High School receives the Rauland System from School Sound System Inc of Buffalo under a six year rental plan with option to cancel yearly. Central office links 32 rooms including gym and auditorium. two way AM FM radio and three speed phonograph enable two programs to run simultaneously. Replaces a 20 year old telephone system. akin Maine schools like Brunswick and Portland have similar setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Rauland
School Sound System, Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Board of Education
Maine
Brunswick
Portland
State may widen Vine Front corner near Harbor View site
Elford A. Stover of the State Highway Commission said a widening of the northwest corner at Vine and Front streets may be considered though funds are lacking. City Manager Mittendorf sought a partial remedy by removing a tree and leveling the bank to improve sightlines, with state ownership potentially enabling earlier work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Vine
Front Streets
Harbor View House
Commission
Elford A. Stover
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Stover
Mittendorf
Frederick E
Elena B. Drake
Carlton Bridge
Vine Streets
Vine Street
Bank
Hall
Birthday Honors for Mrs Coffin at Old Folks Home
Mrs. Gertrude Coffin, a guest at the Old Folks Home, recently celebrated her birthday with gifts, numerous calls from her children, and a shower of cards reflecting community affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Coffin
Bath clubs plan trip to Auburn for Style Dress Revue
The Teen-Age Sewing Circle met in Mrs. Granville Colby's room at Central Grammar. Mrs. Colby read a letter from County 4-H agent Mr. Dove about the Style Dress Revue in Auburn Saturday. Girls practiced for "Baked a Cake" and learned walking for modeling. Buses depart the courthouse at 8 30 a m Saturday for Auburn with participants from Androscoggin and Sagadahoc counties. Members present included Ann and Janet Cohen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Colby
Central Grammar
Auburn
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Ann Cohen
Janet Cohen
Marion Holmes
Martha Holmes
Martha Wood
Elaine Pinkham
Marie Michaud
Joan Batchelder
Mary Talbot
Jean Berry
Jean Brown
Madelyn Guerette
Sylvia Bryant
Dorothy Thompson
Marjorie Bouget
Irene Everard
Hazel Warner
Dorina Guynn
Harriet MacDougall
Carolyn Stackpole
Isabell Johansen
Friendship club of Wesley Methodist lights up Wednesday evening
Beacon Lights entertained members of the Friendship club of Wesley Methodist church with movies and a social hour. They played dart baseball and joined in a community sing led by Mrs. Omah Snipe at the piano. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Herman Barter and Mrs. Bernard Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Lights
Friendship Club
Wesley Methodist Church
Omah Snipe
Herman Barter
Bernard Lewis
Helping Hand Club Collects Gifts for Birthday Observance
The Helping Hand club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Leland Green's home on High street for a brief business session and social hour. Mrs. Raymond Hutchins celebrated a birthday with a gift and cake. The next meeting is set for May 11 with hostess Mrs. Marie Sirois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Leland Green
High Street
Raymond Hutchins
Marie Sirois
Winnegance Auxiliary Hosts Weekly Card Party
The Winnegance Auxiliary met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Rice's home for a weekly card party. Mrs. Walter Morse won high honors and Mrs. Harold Haggett was low. Next week's meeting will be at the club house for the May business session co hosted by Mrs. Elmer Morse and Mrs. Harry Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnegance Community Club
Ralph Rice
High Street
Walter ‘Morse
Harold Haggett
Elmer Morse
Harry Knight
Bath Garden Club Plans Hobby and Craft Show
The Bath Garden club’s Ways and Means committee met at Mrs. G T Murphy’s home to plan the Hobby and Craft Show for the Bath beautification project. The May 25 event will be held at BIW Recreation hall with officers named for arrangements tickets publicity decorations and posters. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hitchcock’s home on 658 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Garden Club
Bath
Garden Club
Ways and
G. T. Murphy
Linden Street
Biw Recreation Hall
Murphy
Ralph F. Mittendorf
Joseph Mullaney
Arthur Colby
Russell Snow Hitchcock
Herbert Lemont
Roscoe P. McFadden
Louis Kondos
John Labbie
Hitchcock
Washington Street
Youth Fellowship Dinner Hosted by Buffums
The Youth Fellowship of Wesley Methodist church held a Friday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Buffum's home 987 Middle Street after a 4 PM scavenger hunt and 6 PM meal. Attendees included Jack Waterhouse Carl Backman Christel Cornish Patsy Morse Charles Hanson Elizabeth Bull Judy Watts Beverly Knight Robert Legarde Leonard Smith Walter Upham and Rev C C Sargent. The group will meet again Sunday at the parsonage with Rev John Anderson of Woolwich as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Ronald Buffum
Middle Street
Jack Waterhouse
Carl Backman
Christel Cornish
Patsy Morse
Charles Hanson
Elizabeth Bull
Judy Watts
Beverly Knight
Robert Legarde
Leonard Smith
Walter Upham
C. C. Sargent
John Anderson
Woolwich
Assembly Girls Hay Ride Planned by Genesta Chapter
Wanda LeMoine served as organist for the meeting with readings by the choir. Ro berta Morse, a candidate, received degrees. May 12 was set as Guest Officers night. A three girl committee Sandra Daly Marion Smith Anita Deering will arrange the Hay Ride for Assembly girls only, Thursday 7 to 11 p.m. The event will end with a vic dance and refreshments at the Temple. The May dance was postponed. Mother Advisor Mrs Morse emphasized regular attendance. A social hour followed with ice cream and cakes served by Worthy Advisor and Doris McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda LeMoine
Genesta
Roberta Morse
Sandra Daley
Marion Smith
Anita Deering
Genesta Sewing Circle Met At Masonic Temple Parlor
Genesta Sewing Circle gathered Thursday evening in the Ladies Parlor of the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Ruth Hathorne and Mrs. Bertha Southard as hostesses. After a short business meeting led by President Mrs. Doris Tobey there was a social hour and refreshments served. the next meeting is set for May 11 with Mrs. Elizabeth Burden and Mrs. Eleanor Merchant as hostesses. Present were Mrs. Doris Tobey, Mrs. Margaret Lonn, Mrs. Rose Rogers, Mrs. Ruth Hathorne, Mrs. Zylphan Richardson, Mrs. Bertha Southard, Mrs. Viola Osgood, Mrs. Marguerite Cutting, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Alice Potter, Mrs. Wanda LeMoine, Mrs. Edith Rich, Mrs. Evelyn Morse and Mrs. Eleanor Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Masonic Temple
Ruth Hathorne
Bertha Southard
Doris Tobey
Elizabeth Burden
Eleanor Merchant
Margaret Lonn
Rose Rogers
Zylphan Richardson
Viola Osgood
Marguerite Cutting
Ruth Smith
Alice Potter
Wanda LeMoine
Edith Rich
Evelyn Morse
Mizpah Class Meets At Mrs Parks Home
Mizpah class met at the home of Mrs. William Parks on Center street. President Mrs. Leslie Dyer opened the meeting, reports were read and accepted, followed by a social hour and refreshments. Attending were several named members including Mrs. Dyer. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Kenneth Thayer's Union street court home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parks
Center Street
Leslie Dyer
J. Russell Grant
Kenneth Thayer
Harold Carter
Gilbert Young
George Cary
John Shorey
Leland Green
Union Street Court
Club Forty-Two Plans May Events At Lambert Park
Club Forty-Two held its session Wednesday with secretary Mrs. David Clark presiding in President Mrs. Norman Adams absence. A Canasta Bridge report dated April 20 at Lambert Park was favorable. Members proposed a square dance May 19 and a rummage sale May 13 with venue to be announced. Committee: Mrs. Kenneth Jaquith, Mrs. David Clark, Mrs. Leonard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Clark
Norman Adams
Lambert Park
Kenneth Jaquith
Leonard Smith
Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Hosts Jewel Ceremony Plan
Mrs Clyde Ambrose and Miss Amerise Bourque presented koda chrome pictures of local scenes at the Theta Chapter meeting held at Mrs Frederick Browns home on Washington street Mrs Howard P Holmes led an art program Plans were completed for the jewels ceremony to be held Tuesday May 2 at Mrs Oscar Marshs Corliss street home six pledge members Miss Fannie See Miss Priscilla Perkins Mrs Brown Mrs Marsh Mrs Albert Desmond and Mrs George A Gallant will be initiated A buffet dinner will precede the program Xi Beta Chapter members will attend as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ambrose
Amerise Bourque
Beta Sigma Phi
Frederick Brown
Washington Street
Howard P. Holmes
Oscar Marsh
Corliss Street
Fannie
Priscilla K. Perkins
Brown
Marsh
Albert Desmond
George A. Gallant
Xi Beta Chapter
Junior Iota Sigma Holds Meeting at Kelley Home
Junior Iota Sigma met Monday at Carol Kelley’s Richardson street home. Mrs. Marjorie Bailey led citizenship discussion. A box social was held and members voted to hang May baskets next month. A rummage sale is planned Saturday at the South End PTA hall. Present were Mrs. Betty Busby Miss Barbara Fraser Mrs. Eleanor Wing Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and Mrs. Carol Kelley. Eight attended at Mrs. Bailey’s Beacon street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Iota Sigma
Carol Kelley
Richardson Street
Marjorie Bailey
South End
P.T.A. Hall
Betty Busby
Barbara Fraser
Eleanor Wing
Beacon Street
Iota Sigma Chapter Hosts Covered Dish at Mrs Jewell’s Home
Iota Sigma Chapter held a covered dish supper Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Jewell’s Middle street home with assistance from her sister Mrs. Lawrence Thayer. A business meeting followed and final plans were made for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Sigma
Robert Jewell
Middle Street
Birthday gathering at Ar of her birthday celebration
A birthday party was held at Ar of her birthday with a cake and gifts. The next meeting is scheduled for May 9 at the home of Mrs. Floyd Cartier on Bailey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Floyd Cartier
Bailey Street
Rainbow Girls elect Maine grand officers at Portland ceremony
Miss Jane Niles was elected and installed as grand recorder of the Order of Rainbow Girls State of Maine at the first annual assembly in City hall Portland More than 300 delegates attended the afternoon degree session and evening elections and installation A banquet and dance followed Bath advisory board members attended with several Rainbow Assembly girls from Bath listed by name and relation to the organizers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic
Jane Niles
Rainbow Assembly No. 6
Bath
Order of Rainbow Girls
State of Maine
City Hall
Portland
Niles
Merle C. Niles
Middle Street
Eleanor Marks
Ann McLeod
Janice Knight
Bath Assembly
John Gillespie
Waldo Brooks
Harold Cutting
Zylpha Richardson
Herbert Morse
Doris McKay
Elwood Hathorne
Bath Rainbow Assembly
Pauline Holmson
Jean McKay
Carol McKay
Betty Newell
Sandra Daley
Jane Ledyard
Natalie Hathorne
Carolyn Stackpole
Joan Mallett
Joan Brooks
Beverly King
Virginia Whitney
Catherine Libby
Youth Morale Program Presented by Wesley Church Group
The Youth Fellowship of Wesley Methodist church met at the parsonage Sunday evening with 17 attendees. Mrs. Raymond Buffum led devotions and introduced Rev. John Anderson of Woolwich who spoke on Youth Morale. A group sing and recreation followed. no meeting next week due to the annual conference in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Raymond Buffum
Central Women's League elects leaders at annual meeting
Mrs John H Grindell was reelected president of the Central Congregational church Women League at a Monday night gathering in the Hotel Eagle. New officers include Mrs J Edward McMann as vice president, Mrs Clyde W Ambrose as secretary, and Mrs D Leroy Lord as treasurer. The group announced a public dance set for Friday May 12 at the parish house with both modern and square dancing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Grindell
Women’s League of Central Congregational Church
Eagle
J. Edward McMann
Clyde W. Ambrose
D. Leroy
George van Wynen
Herbert F. Pierce
League
Donald T. Page
Bartholomew O'Donnell
Pierce
Harold P. Small
Laforest E. Hodgkins
William S. Blair
Bath Ministers Gather for Monthly Session at Beacon Street
Bath Ministers Association met Monday forenoon at Beacon Street Methodist church with President Laforest Hodgkins presiding. Chief Moriarty spoke on the Bath Police force and church cooperation for better citizenship. Next meeting June 6 will be a dinner for city ministers and wives. location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Chatterbouts Plan Mid-Summer Sale at Local Home
The Chatterbouts gathered at Mrs. Sherman Mitchells home on Dummer Street to lay plans for a mid-Summer sale. After a business session, refreshments were served. All members attended with three guests Mrs. Auta Munsey of Boston the hostess’s mother Mrs. Susan Leeman and Mrs. Laura Browne.
Thomas Walsh Begins Duties at A. Hallet & Co
Thomas Walsh of Augusta began duties Monday as a pharmacist at A. Hallet & Co. He joins the firm’s department handling prescriptions and patient consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walsh
Augusta
A. Hallet & Co
Birds arrive as houses fill in Bay Point
Bay Point reports influx of purple finches and grackles with all bird houses occupied except two. A baby fox joins guests near the Navajo. A resident raccoon feeds on steamed clams, bread, bones, and suet then drags bones away. Local social notes list several visitors and new infant Alison to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coombs of Flushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Coombs
Flushing
N. Y
Alison
Coombs
Gordon
Brunswick
L. M. Spinney
Harold Robinson
Auburn
Nick Mihalos
Mr. Kelley
Bath
Arthur Maxwell
Richmond
Carroll Deering
Carl Delano
Dwight Furbish
West Point
Thespians Honor Bath Director H. Augustus Huse
The Bath Thespians fete director H. Augustus Huse on his 75th birthday at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs. Fred D. Hill. About 40 attendees heard remarks by President F. Waldor Marshall and viewed Huse’s recitation and an original one act by stage manager Richard Haskell. An out of town guest, Barbara Armstrong of Washington, D. C., attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Thespians
H. Augustus Huse
Fred D. Hill
High Street
Thespians
Bath
Thespian Executive Board
Richard Haskell
Edward M. Butterfield
Hill
Samuel D. Hooper
F. Waldo Marshall
Booth
Huse
Shakespeare
Edward Butterfield
Nathan Watson
Margaret Butterfield
Barbara Armstrong
Washington, D. C
Albert Thompson
Middle Street
Sedgwick
The
Bath Church Women to Meet for May Fellowship Program
The Bath Council of Church Women has finalized plans for a May Fellowship program on Friday at 2 p m in Salvation Army hall Water street Attending representatives from local churches form the Church Social Relations committee The program includes a one million membership drive led by president Mrs Louis A Dole a nominal one dollar local membership fee a focus on Our Daily Bread music and tea Aimed at a large turnout the event seeks to be one of the year’s standout meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Council of Church Women
Salvation Army Hall
Water Street
Wesley
William Hanson
Beacon
Edward St. Martin
Orange
Corliss
Jacob Wheeler
Harold Walker
Elm
William Wakefield
Central
Harold Avery
Salvation Army
Proctor
Church of the New Jerusalem
Howard Holmes
Louis A. Dole
Walker
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Mary Martin
Pinzio
King Features Syndicate
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Eleanor M. Lyman
Charles Frederic Lyman, Jr
Bremen
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Umnae
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Harold Ferguson
Sabine Road
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Sigma Phi Sorority
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James A. Bragg
Franklin Cromwell, Jr
Merrill E. Oliver
U. S. Air Force
Lackland
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Pvt. Oliver
Althea M. Wallace
Brown Street
Annie Perow
Winnees
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Court Street
Sagadahoc Fruit Co
Hoboken
N. J
S. S. Hellas
Italy
Tives
Rome
Mr. Pellegrini
William A. Grevers
Susan
Meadowbrook
Hulda MacMahan
Hyde Memorial Home
Isabel Whittier
Maine Women’s Club of
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Margaret Chase Smith
American Women's Association
Barclay Hotel
Senator Smith
Mrs. Fogler
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Archie L. Seekins
Judith
Charles Dingley
Sherman
Frank Dingley
Fisher’s Court
Martin Doyle
Ellery Doyle
Earle Wing
Kingfield
Sumner Sewall
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Solomon K. Greenblatt
University of Maine
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Washington
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Pinestreets
George Bartlett
William Staples
North Center P.T.A
Children’s Theatre Guild
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Providence, R. I
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Abraham L. Kramer
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Ashland
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Maine Town and City Managers’ Association
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Madonna Shrine
Order of the White Shriners of Jerusalem
May Ward
William W. Dennison
Green Street
Herman B. Libby
Eugene Bowker
Charles Rogers
Winnegance
Carrie Little
Turner's Court
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Melville Clark
Portsmouth
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Terrence Quinn
Terry Michael
Dennis Gaudette
Western Avenue
Janet Belle
Raymond W. Gilliam
Freeman Gilliam
Harry Musk
George H. Musk
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Andover
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Elmer Higgins
Tower Circle
John Parker
Virginia
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Summer Street
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Brookline
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Stonybrook Road
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South
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