Richmond Clubs and Town Notes Show Local Activity
Richmond reports busy civic life with Lions Club guests from R. H. S. senior class and Col William Veazie addressing youth opportunities. Emerson Lane Post plans Past Commanders Night. Lieutenant Fickett earns motor vehicle badge at Fort Story. Progress on town bridge project raises Richmond share to 6818.50 amid tax impact. Girl Scouts bake and knit. 4-H and Orange club outings noted. Personal items list residents and visitors, plus water works update and new telemeter installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
R. H
5Th Transportation Battalion
Cpl
Fickett
Fort Story
Emerson Lane
American Legion
Legion
Earl Preble
Lawrence Bond, Jr
Nelson McIntyre
Lubec Legion Post
Philip Down
Sandra Lemont
Dorothy Gray
Progressive Grange Hall
Emerson Lane Post Auxiliary
George Sanford
Maurice Reynolds
Wilbur Emerson
Melvin Curtis
Roy Dickinson
Eben Baker
Nathaniel Gilpatrick
Cecelia Robinson
Clyde McFee
Red Cross
Thomas Hinckley
Leon Shephard
Litchfield
Charles Danforth
Richmond
Leslie Gardner
Progressive Orange
Greene
Richard N. Berry
Richmond Water Works
Dresden
State Department of Health and Welfare
Infant Estelle Avis Rittall named in Dresden
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rittall is named Estelle Avis. A farewell party was held by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck for son Walter, bound for Japan with the 11th Airborne Division after training at Fort Dix and Fort Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rittall
Estelle Avis
Ernest Beckwith
Walter
Japan
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Campbell
11Th Airborne Division
Dennis Campbell
Benjamin Wentworth
Leo Campbell
Donald Beckwith
Chester
Robert Dorr
Jack Brown
Rose
Beverage
Wentworth
Town
Rance Knowles
Warren
Gardiner
William Finch
Saco
Nancy D. Bourgois
Morse High School
Bath
Arthur Campbell
Portland
Robert Hamlin
Dresden
Raymond Baron
Sheila
Michael
Ernest
Jack
Randolph
Kenneth Siegars
Rowenz
Brenda
Wiscasset
Richard Mitchell
Avon Buzzell
Sandra
Hugh
Sydney
Kathleen Pinkham
Terrance
Richmond
Alice Tillotson
Carl
Juanita
Danny
Pittston
Walter Beckwith
Walter, Jr
Thomas
Alec
John
Dale
James Cameron
Gardiner General Hospital
Cameron
I. O. O. F. Fraternity
D A R Speaker Mrs Heywood To Address Friday Meeting
Mrs. Roy Heywood of Portland former state regent and former VP general of the D A R will speak at the Colonel Dummer Sewall Chapter meeting in Central church parish house at 2 30 pm Friday. She will discuss Highlights of the April Continental Congress and Civil Defense. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Hostesses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heywood
Portland
National Society of D. A. R
Dummer Sewall
Heywood
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Central Church Parish House
Carleton W. Lowell
Carl Y. Kennedy
Harry E. Ring
Andrew M. Butterfield
Myron Carlton
Robert C. Mitchell
Ruth Sfathorn
Lawrence R. Vail
Wednal B. Heald
Director Arrives for Battery B's Holiday Ahoy Show
Miss Anna Inge a William and Mary graduate arrives to direct Holiday Ahoy a musical variety show for May 12-13 at Morse High School Auditorium Bath Maine to benefit Battery B Maine National Guard unit improvement fund. She holds a drama degree and has training for the show. Local committee members meet to plan promotion and cast auditions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Inge
William and Mary College
Morse High School
Unit Improvement Fund
Battery B
Maine National Guard
Inge
Bath
William and Mary
Iota Sigma Plans Open House on May 16
Iota Sigma set an Open House at its May 16 meeting led by Mrs. Rowland Hanscom. The event honors Miss Ethel Riddle of Evanston Illinois National Secretary of Youth Temperance Work visiting Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iota Sigma
Robert Jewell
Middle Street
Ethel Riddle
Evanston
Ill
Youth Temperance Work
Rowland Hanscom
William Hill
Christian Citizenship
Kenneth MacDonald
Washington
Ernest Brown
Robert W. Hull
Lawrence Thayer
William Fraser
Gerald Street
Georgetown News Highlights From May Activities and People
Warren Harris spoke at First Baptist on The Faithfulness of Jesus. Young People’s Group at Georgetown plans penny boxes to fund a church furnace, will publish The Lighthouse in late May, and hosted outings to Robinhood Tea Room. Residents and visitors, including Mrs. Holt, Dahlov Spear, and local families, feature in community notes with travel, donations, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harris
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Georgetown
Alfred A. Rowe
Louise Powers
Robinhood
Five Islands
Waldo Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Kennebec Point Association
Dave Anderson
James Anwyll
Bowdoin College
Brown
California
Senate
Elizabeth Gilmore Holt
U. S
Greece
American Association of University Women
Washington D. C
Holt
University of Wisconsin
Radcliffe College
Munich University
Germany
Dahlov Spear
New York Herald Tribune Book Review
Junior Literary Guild
Working League
Roy M. Newman
Melvin Cunningham
Richards Library
J. Robert Blackie
West Georgetown
Topsham
Gertrude Hunt
Hunt
Bath
Weekend Visitors and Local Guests At Robinhood and Nearby Homes
Campbell home hosts William Mac Kellar of Bath visiting Roy Clarke in Seguinland. Dorothy Parmlee Farrow and daughter Carol Farrow with friend Eileen Stevenson arrive from Portland to Robinhood staying a few days with Mrs. George A. Powers. Ralph Dunton and party from Portland travel via Bath and stay with Edward St. Martin, returning Sunday to cottage. Dunton uses a cane after a prior hip injury. Roland Peterson overnight guests of Jack Calabrese in Brighton and visit Florence McGee in Everett. Postmaster Bridie Davis of Georgetown Center takes a three week vacation. her duties filled by Mrs. Joseph F. Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honus Hicks
West Newton
Mass
Marrtown
Sidney Dalrymple
Brookline
Fenton Moore
Bath
John Eastman
Sebasco
Mary Stevens
Georgetown Center
Harold J. Brown
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Kennebec Point
A. E. Riley
Mr. Riley
Falmouth
Brown
Campbell
Robin
William MacKellar
Roy Clarke
Seguinland
Dorothy Parmlee Farrow
Robinhood
Miss Carol Farrow
Eileen Stevenson
Frank
Harold
Duntons
Edward St. Martin
Dunton
Roland Peterson
Frank Blake
Melrose
Harlan Pinkham
Gary Harlan
Bath Memorial Hospital
Erland Moore
Virginia
Edith
Billerica
Otis Baker
Westwood
John V. Blasi
Chestnut Hill
Orville Rowe
Melvin Comeau
Maria
Edwin Berry
Kathy
Kathleen Rittall
Addie Moulton
Carl Pearson
Somerville
Marie Moore
Arthur Berry
Westbrook
Lamb
Needham
Sylvia Warren
Reginald Spinney
Kittery
Allen Reed
Nequasset Lake
Herman Barter
Cpl
Cleon Pinkham
Marine Base
Quantico
Thomas Hanna
Beacon Street Choir Guests Of W S C S At Supper
Members of the Beacon Street Methodist church choir will be guests at a supper on May 12 hosted by the Women's Society of Christian Service. WSCS plans discussed Monday with Jane Shea named kitchen chair and Sherman Mitchell in charge of dining. Augusta district conference set for May 18 with a Beacon Street delegate to attend. The pie plate project was finished at the meeting. Next gathering June 6 will plan the annual supper and elect officers. Refreshments by Roger Pierce and Lula Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Street Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Jane Shea
Sherman Mitchell
Augusta
Beacon Street
Roger Pierce
Lula Lemont
Teen Age 4-H Club Members Attend Nasson College Event
Members of the Teen Age 4-H club with leader Mrs. Granville M. Colby attended an open house at Nasson College Springvale where former member Miss Jean Brown and a Spring fashion show were featured. Attending Bath club members include Donna Crocker Joan Robinson Joan Marsh Judy Commeau and group elders and guests. On May 7 Bath club members will join the Twin County 4-H fashion revue at Webster Grammar School Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville M. Colby
Nasson College
Springvale
Jean Brown
Nasson
Donna Crocker
Joan Robinson
Joan Marsh
Judy Commeau
Colby
Beena Gokhale
Maya
Jaya
Brunswick
Percy W. Low
Maynard O. Brown
Paul Scanlin
Henry Marsh
Francis Bertrand
Bath Club
Twin County
Webster Grammar School
Auburn
Nightingale Club Members Have Dinner Monday Night
Members of the Nightingale club met Monday evening at Hotel Eagle Brunswick for dinner with Mrs. Richard Renshaw as hostess. After dinner they adjourned to Mrs. Arthur W. King’s home for a business meeting and social hour. The Spring project to furnish curtains for Memorial Hospital ward is completed. Contract prizes went to Mrs. James B. Lemont, Mrs. J. Arthur Burgess, and Mrs. Edward A. Footer. Mrs. John H. Freeman will entertain on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Hotel Eagle
Brunswick
Richard Renshaw
Arthur W. King
Edgett Street
Memorial Hospital
James B. Lemont
J. Arthur Burgess
Edward A. Footer
John H. Freeman
N A C A Meeting Set for Casco Friday Evening
The Southern Maine Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will gather at Overlook Farm in Casco on Friday evening for dinner and a chapter business session led by Arthur W. Ford, president. Plans for the final regular meeting and next year’s activities will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Maine
National Association of Cost Accountants
Overlook Farm
Casco
Arthur W. Ford
Officers Wives Club Luncheon at Brunswick NAS
The Officers Wives club of Brunswick Naval Air Station will hold a luncheon Thursday at the Officers' club. Invited guests include wives of VP-26 and VP-11 squadrons and Mrs Chadston Padgett of South Carolina. President Mrs Richard C Quinlan will preside with Mrs Robert S Livermore and Mrs Paul C Shep as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives Club
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Officers’ Club
VP-26
Chadston Padgett
South Carolina
Richard C. Quinlan
Robert S. Livermore
Paul C. Shepheard
Auto traffic crashes kill over a million Americans
A figure shows more than one million Americans killed in auto traffic crashes across the nation, highlighting road safety concerns and ongoing public health debates.
Five 4 Slands Good Neighbor Club Observes Mrs Moulton Birthday
The Five 4 Slands Good Neighbor club met at its clubhouse Tuesday evening. Guests celebrated Mrs Addie Moulton turning 81 with two decorated cakes and refreshments. She received many useful gifts and has long been active in the group. The event preceded plans for a May 10 church supper fundraiser and a hospital visit by members to Bath Memorial hospital to see Mrs Harlan Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Addie Moulton
Moulton
Ralph Davis
Joseph Higgins
Alec Cunningham
Georgetown
Erland Moore
Henry Moore
Kathleen Rittall
Alfred Proctor
Georgetta Pinkham
Woodrow Gray
Phillip Pinkham
Victor Pinkham
Franz Stevens
Dennis Moore
Orville Rowe
William Marr
George Gray
Thomas Watson
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harlan Pinkham
Francis Pierce
Alton Reed
Rowe
Bay Point Visitors Saturate Bay Point Weekend
Joseph Avery and family of Georgetown visited Mrs. L M Spinney and Mrs. Nina Cummings on Bay Point. Bay Point guests included Mrs Audrey McCartney and Mrs Alice Safford of Georgetown with relatives in Auburn Bath and Stoneham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Avery
Bath
Elizabeth Moffatt
Georgetown
L. M. Spinney
Nina Cummings
Audrey McCartney
Bay Point
Alice Safford
Harry Stone
Lewiston
Green Pastures
Harry Knight
Douglass Knight
Fred P. Taylor
Richard Taylor Hagan
Auburn
Leon Berry
West Auburn
Leonard Doughty
Stoneham
Mass
Dukes
E. O. Tukey
Wesley Methodist Men to Hold June 8 Family Outing
The Wesley Methodist Men's Club opts June 8 for its annual family outing at President Robert B. Savage’s Foster's Point home with afternoon games and an evening picnic. Sunday school and Methodist Youth Fellowship are invited. plans include a work project on the New Meadows river shore and committees for picnic and fund raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Men’s Club
Foster’s Point
Robert B. Savage
Sunday
Methodist
New Meadows
Otis Ayer
Marc King
Carlyle Taber
Stanley Hunter
Walter E. Upham
Charles Higgins
Alvah E. Morse
Ways and Means
Taber
Community
Savage
Tuber
Birch Point
Bermuda
Alvah M Rse
Montsweag Extension at Knox Lincoln Home Day
Members of the Montsweag Extension Service will attend the annual Knox Lincoln Home Demonstration Day at the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland. The afternoon business meeting begins at 1:30 with tea served at the end of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsweag Extension Service
Knox-Lincoln
Farnsworth Museum
Rockland
James H Thorpe Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for James H Thorpe were conducted at 2 pm on Wednesday at Curtis funeral home led by Rev. Harold L. Allen of Corliss Street church. Bearers were Clyde Morton Orrington Lewis Albert Larrabee and Arthur Delano. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery Winnegance. A swap party precedes Thursday’s Suburb Civic club meeting at 8 pm at the club house in Winnegance with wrapped gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Thorpe
James H Thorpe
Curtis Funeral Home
Harold L. Allen
Corliss Street
Clyde Morton
Orrington Lewis
Albert Larrabee
Arthur Delano
Fairview Cemetery
Winnegance
Suburb Civic Club
Hamburger Roll Lunchboxes Rise With Dressed Patties
Thin hamburgers prepared and cooled form convenient lunchbox fare. They pair with pickle relish or chili sauce inside a sandwich roll for a simple, satisfying meal.
Regular Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Meeting
The regular meeting of Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters will be held at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. Members are advised to attend and bring necessary reports and materials for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple, Pythian Sisters
Obituary Willis H. Holbrook 57 Bath native druggist
Willis H. Holbrook 57 of Westbrook died at home 19 Lamb Street Westbrook after a Bath birthplace May 3 1898. He worked 23 years Miller Pharmacy and seven years L K Paine Pharmacy, member of Warren Phillips Lodge Cumberland County Pharmaceutical Association and past patron of Beulah Chapter O E S. Survived by widow Louise Wade Holbrook sister and brother of Bath with nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at two at Warren Congregational Church Westbrook. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis H. Holbrook
Bath
Lamb Street
Westbrook
William J
Ursula Lewis Holbrook
Randall Leonard
Holbrook
Miller Pharmacy
William Craft
Warren Congregational Church
Clarence Clark
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Seddie F Kelley 95 Widow of Charles Kelley Dies
Mrs Seddie Frances Kelley 95 widow of Charles Kelley died Wednesday at Gowen Nursing Home where she had been a patient for 18 months. Born in Gloucester October 24 1859 she lived in Gloucester Savannah and Cambridge and was active in Wesley Methodist Church. Surviving sister granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Leslie C Shumway Funeral Home Oak Grove Cemetery interment in family lot. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seddie Frances Kelley
Charles Kelley
Gowen Nursing Home
Russell Street
Gloucester
Mass
Frederick G. and
Marie Faber Strong
Gloucester High School
Kelley
Wesley Methodist Church
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Wesley Church
May Strong
Cambridge
Leslie C. Shumway
High Street
Oliver W. Bell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lillian R. Palmer dies. Bath native widow of Henry F. Palmer
Lillian Richardson Palmer widow of Henry F. Palmer and former Bath native died at her Brookline Massachusetts home on May 2. Survived by daughters Dorothy Butlar of Honolulu and Lillian Jameson of Brookline. Funeral from Eastman Funeral Home Boston Friday at 2 with committal at Oak Grove Cemetery Bath Saturday at 2. Local arrangements by A. F. Mayo & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Richardson Palmer
Henry F. Palmer
Bath
Clinton Road
Brookline
Mass
Palmer
Dorothy Butlar
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lillian Jameson
Eastman Funeral Home
Boston
Oak Grove Cemetery
A. F. Mayo & Son Funeral Home
Edward B Shaw 93 Woolwich resident dies at Murphy's Corner
Edward B Shaw, 93, longtime Woolwich resident, died at home at Murphy's Corner. Born December 22, 1861, he trained as a nurse at Boston City Hospital and later ran a Woolwich farm. He belonged to Putnam Lodge Odd Fellows and Woolwich Congregational Church. Surviving: widow Pamela Blinn Shaw and son Stanley Shaw. Funeral at Arthur F Mayo and Son Residence with Rev. Stephen H Sidebotham. burial in Murphy's Corner Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Shaw
Woolwich
Murphy's Corner
George
Eleanor Brookings Shaw
Boston City Hospital
Putnam Lodge of Odd Fellows
Massachusetts
Stanley Shaw
Arthur F. Mayo and Son
Stephen H. Sidebotham
Murphy's Corner Cemetery
James H Thorpe Dies at Home in Bath Area
James Henry Thorpe, born April 23 1872 in Eastport, died Monday at his home 21 Goddard Street. A painter and paper hanger by trade, he lived in Boston before moving to Bath thirty five years ago and is survived by his widow Georgina Small Thorpe. Funeral services were held at Curtis Funeral Home lot in Fairview Cemetery, Wingnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Thorpe
Goddard Street
Eastport
Stephen
Mary Doane Thorpe
Bath
Boston
Georgina Small Thorpe
Curtis Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Winnegance
Fordham Officials Note Possible Maine Highway Role
Fordham officials believed Berube planned to join Maine highways commission after retirement but provided no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
Berube
Highway Commission
Maine
George A Sprague longtime Topsham leader dies at 67
George A Sprague formerly a Topsham selectman died Friday night at his home on the Augusta road following a long illness. Born in Phippsburg November 4 1887 he was a cattle dealer and town official. Surviving are his two sons Frederick B and George A Jr of Topsham two daughters Virginia Roth and Gloria Junnilla of Seattle a sister Miss Bessie L Sprague of Phippsburg six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral was Monday afternoon at two from his Topsham home with Rev Gerald Beals officiating Burial will be in Riverside cemetery Topsham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sprague
Topsham
Augusta Road
Phippsburg
J. Bradford
Winnie Purington Sprague
Sprague
Solar Lodge of Masons
Bath
Riverside Cemetery
Knight M C educator 64 dies in Hyannis
Melvin C. Knight 64 of Hyannis Massachusetts died at his home on Wednesday April 27. He was born in Westport June 1891 son of Jonas and Albertine Knight. An educator and former Hyannis schools superintendent he studied at Westport schools Wiscasset Academy and Harvard. He is survived by wife Hazel and adopted daughter Virginia Knight. Funeral at Federated church Hyannis Friday. Burial in Westport Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin C. Knight
Hyannis
Mass
Westport
Jonas and
Albertine
Colby) Knight
Knight
Maine
Massachusetts
Wiscasset Academy
Harvard University
Federated Church of Hyannis
Hazel A. (Bradbury) Knight
Virginia Knight
Salem
Amos Knight
Burnham Knight
Bath
Byron Knight
Arizona
Bernard Seamon 42 dies after week long illness in Wiscasset
Bernard Seamon of Wiscasset dies at home on Wednesday April 27 after a week long illness. Born March 24 1913 in Ithaca New York he was an electric technician and proprietor of a radio and television sales and repair shop in Wiscasset. He married Pauline Haywood Mayo about a year ago. Funeral service set for Saturday at two o'clock from the Congregational church in Wiscasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Seamon
Wiscasset
Ithica
N. Y
Bernard
Mary A. (Somes) Seamon
Wiscasset Academy
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Radio School
R. C. A. Institute
Pauline Haywood Mayo
Congregational Church
Death of Sherman B. King 69 Bath native dies in New York
Sherman B. King 69 of Tarrytown New York and formerly Bath died recently born in Bath son of William and Ida Cressey King educated at Bath schools worked as a coppersmith at Bath Iron Works before moving to Tarrytown He survived by widow Annie daughter Mrs Churchill Rogers six grandchildren two brothers James E King of East Brunswick and Frank A King Funeral held Friday in Tarrytown with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman B. King
Tarrytown
N. Y
Bath
William
Ida Cressey King
Bath Iron Works
Annie King
Churchill Rogers
James E. King
East Brunswick
Frank A. King
Funeral Services for Abi Gail Carter Held Friday
Funeral services for Abi Gail Carter were conducted Friday afternoon at two o'clock from 45 Green Street. Rev Charles Ro Sims, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiated with bearers Allan Spear Fred J Higgins Harry L Horne and Harry E Ring. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Carter
Green Street
Charles Ro Sims
First Baptist Church
Allan Spear
Fred J. Higgins
Harry L. Horne
Harry E. Ring
Oak Grove
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Chase
Ellen
3Uglass
Chester Hysom
Windsor
Fred Pratt
Bridge Street
Perry Sanford
Vincent Marchese
Old Ferry Road
James Burns
Lynn
A. E. MacMaster
Priscilla Foster
Ohio
Margery Ingalls
Wayne Lewis
Arthur Leo LaChance
Linda Elaine
Malden General Hospital
Malden
D.A.R
Iota Sigma
A. Robert Frink
Winchester, Mass
Beacon Street Choir
W.s.cs
Sanford
N.A.C.A
Mary Proctor
Carroll Steward
Roger Pinkham
Janice Pinkham
Karen MacGillivary
Michael Worden
Linda MacMahan
Elaine Snow
Loretta Pinkham
Carol Cochrane
Evelyn Pinkham
Tommy Watson
Frankie Pinkham
Ricky Worden
Stephen Thibodeau
Woody Gray
Elaine Penley
Georgia Pinkham
Georgia Watson
Fred Worden
Proctor
William Plummer, III
Watson
Ray Grover
John Williams
Rosalyn Pinkham
Everett Stevens
Georgie Pinkham
Maynard Thibodeau
Baptist Church
Lulu Hanna
Cleon and
Victor, Jr
Sylvia
Kenneth Pinkham
Southport
William Campbell
Alice Seavey
South Gardiner
Ralph Gay
Waterville
Carey Cottage
Alice Shackford
Presque Isle
Butterfields
Madison Moore
Madison, Jr
C. Dyer
Montsweag
Seddie F. Kelley
Lillian R. Palmer
Shumway Funeral Service
Miss Carter
M. H. Page
North St
Dial
Kennebec Greenhouses
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