American Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Plans Memorial Day
A Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. Helen Hill's home set Memorial day plans with committee appointments led by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Mary Murphy. Murphy was elected convention delegate for Lewiston June 25 to 27, with Coombs as delegate and Crosby and Pratt as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Hill
North Street
Marion Stinson
Mary Murphy
Arline Gay
Lewiston
Cleora J. Coombs
Venus Crosby
Kathryn Pratt
The
Gillies Family Returns From New Haven Visit
Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr and two sons Bruce and Archibald of Washington street returned home Monday after a visit in New Haven Conn with his parents Mrs and Mrs Gillies Mrs Gillies and the two children had been there for weeks and were joined recently for a few days by Mrs Gillies Mrs Oliver Moses 3d of Washington street hosted a luncheon at the Hotel Sedgwick Friday noon and two tables of contract at her home with Mrs Frank B Nichols winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gillies, Jr
Bruce
Archibald
Washington Street
New Haven
Oliver Moses
Sedgwick
Frank B. Nichols
Luncheon Honors Mrs Chase Before Augusta Departure
Mrs Arthur Sewall hosted a Friday luncheon for Mrs W E Chase Jr who will leave for Augusta at month end. Afternoon activities included two tables of contract with Miss Miriam W Kimball winning, and guest prizes for Mrs Chase. P N Moulton Portland Conn schools superintendent was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs M C Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall
W. E. Chase, Jr
Augusta
Miriam W. Kimball
Chase
P. N. Moulton
Portland, Conn
M. C. Trott
Bath Socials and Local Highlights From Neal Street
Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball and Miss Minnie A. White joined Bath residents at a Monday coffee hosted by Mrs. Langdon T. Thaxter on Neal Street Portland. Attending and serving were numerous Bath women including Mrs. Kimball Mrs. Sidney Thaxter and Mrs. Benjamin Sanderson with helpers. Myrtle Billings returned home from Newton Mass after weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cheney of South Portland visited Bath friends. Mr. Cheney, formerly with Cummings Motor Co., now works for a Boston periodical. Mr. Cheney and Mildred Witham Cheney were married in Rockland in April. Guysbert B. Vroom Jr. spent the weekend at Phippsburg with his parents Commander and Mrs. Vroom while attending Phillips Academy in Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Kimball
Minnie A. White
Bath
Kimball
Langdon T. Thaxter
Neal Street
Portland
Sidney St. Felix Thaxter
Benjamin B. Sanderson
Leland G. Means
Henry M. Payson
Phillips Payson
Harold R. Robinson
Carl M. Robinson
Roger V. Snow
William McCandles Jr
Norman Brown
John C. Shroeder
Warren B. King
Robinson Verrill
Grace Sargent
Fred Cheney
South Portland
Cheney
Cummings Motor Co
Boston
Mildred Witham
Rockland
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Phippsburg
Guysbert B. Vroom
Paisley Family News Brief From Bangor and New York
William Paisley son of Mr and Mrs William J Paisley of 39 Week Street left Monday noon by bag for New York to work with brother in law James Kennedy on a vessel at Staten Island Miss Julia A Paisley is in New York visiting their sister Mrs Kennedy Mrs John H Hunt of 362 Middle Street arrived home from Bangor by bus after ten days with her daughter Mrs Philip J Gildart Mr and Mrs Osgood Nickerson of Bangor were weekend guests of his brother Lieut Roger Nickerson and Mrs Nickerson of Cobb Road Mrs William D Sewall of Washington Street left Tuesday for New York and will fly to Fargo NC to visit her daughter Mrs Fred Hector for three weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall 2d
Nancy
Washington Street
William Paisley
William J. Paisley
Week Street
New York
James Kennedy
Staten Island
Julia A. Paisley
Kennedy
John H. Hunt
Middle Street
Bangor
Philip J. Gildart
Osgood Nickerson
Lieut
Roger Nickerson
Nickerson
Cobb Road
William-D-Sewall-Of-Washington Street
Fargo, N. C
Fred Hector
H. Warren Halterman
Harry
Portland
Archibald M. Main
Hilda Adam
Maurice Margolis
Mr. Margolis
Wellesley selects Mildred McAfee as president
Bow's Kenneth C M Sills among trustees who chose Mildred McAfee to succeed Ellen Fitz Pendleton at Wellesley. Pendleton, 72, announced retirement last year. McAfee, 36, will be the youngest woman to lead Wellesley, and she comes from Oberlin College where F Elizabeth Rice is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Wellesley College
Mildred McAfee
Wellesley
Ellen Fitz Pendleton
Miss McAfee
Alice Freeman
George Herbert Palmer
Murray attends Maine New Hampshire Bates triangular meet
Mrs Miriam J Murray traveled to Portland on Saturday for a triangular meet featuring Maine New Hampshire and Bates at the municipal stadium. Her son John J Murray Jr Maine junior ran in the sprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam J. Murray
Portland
Maine
New Hampshire
Bates
Municipal Stadium
John J. Murray, Jr
Revivalist Rebounds After Street Collision on Summer Street
Rev Omar W Folsom was knocked down by a car Friday morning while crossing Summer street near Front street to the Common steps. He suffered only a stiff elbow and a bruised knee, content to resume his daily walk to the business section on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar W. Folsom
Summer Street
Front Street
Bath Visit Planned By American Staff Member
Miss E Winifred Aderton of this city, a staff member of Ambassador Breckinridge Long in Rome, Italy, plans a Bath visit during her vacation in this country and expects to arrive in Boston on June 8.
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E. Winifred Aderton
Breckinridge Long
Rome
Italy
Bath
Boston
Dinner party before Morse High senior ball at High Street
Miss Barbara Tubbs entertained friends at her home on High Street Friday night prior to the Senior May ball at Morse High School. Guests included Miss Virginia Jewett Miss Dorothy Anliker Walter Orgena of Hartford Conn David Brown of Swampscott Mass and Alfred Hughes of Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tubbs
High Street
Morse High School
Virginia Jewett
Dorothy Anliker
Walter Orgena
Hartford
Central Maine Nurses Meet in Brunswick
Miss Stella Dolloff of 1313 Washington street attended the Central Maine District Maine State Nurses Association gathering at the Congregational church in Brunswick. Dr Charles Burnett spoke on psychology, inspiring interest in new membership. Other local notes mention visits and a death in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Dolloff
R.N
Washington Street
Central Maine District of Maine State Nurses Association
Brunswick
Congregational Church
Charles Burnett
Burnett
Copelands Return to Kamp Kosy Camp for Summer
Mr and Mrs E A Copeland, after spending the Winter in St Petersburg Florida, went to their Kamp Kosy camp in Woolwich on Tuesday to spend the Summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Copeland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kamp Kosy
Woolwich
Bath Sewing Club Guests and Weekend Guests Noted
Mrs. Lester Campbell hosted her sewing club on Washington street with Mrs. Paisley Lermond Butterfield Moore McCabe Ames in attendance. The minutes mention next week's meeting at Mrs. McCabe's North Street home and various visiting relatives, travel details, and an upcoming Junior hospital league gathering with Mrs. Edwin Given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Campbell
Washington Street
William Paisley
Earl Lermond
Andrew Butterfield
Wellington A. Moore
Henry McCabe
Lucian Ames
McCabe
North Street
Oakland couple leaves Meadow Way visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Ailen of Oakland California who have been guests this week of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edmund Ford of Meadow Way left on their return trip Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ailen
Oakland
Calif
Edmund Ford
Meadow Way
John F. Barry Visits Malden Home on Grove Street
John F. Barry of Malden Massachusetts is spending a few days at his old residence located on Grove Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Barry
Malden
Mass
Grove Street
Picnic at Vroom Home Hosts Notable Guests
Commander and Mrs. Guysbert B Vroom hosted a Sunday luncheon at their Phippsburg home with out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Philbrick Mrs. William Hight and Ashmead White of Bangor Nathan W. Watson son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Watson of 335 Front street has returned to France after a Spain trip part of his study. He was joined by two American students in France touring Spain and returning via Bordeaux to Lycee Pothier in Orleans where Mr. Watson teaches. The Bath native, Bowdoin graduate, left last August for France and plans to sail home the first of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysbert B Vroom
Thomas J. Casey
Vroom
Phippsburg
Osgood Nickerson
Karl Philbrick
William Hight
Ashmead White
Bangor
Nathan W. Watson
Harry H. Watson
Front Street
France
Spain
States
Barcelona
Balearic Islands
Valencia
Madrid
Bordeaux
Lycee Pothier
Orleans
Loiret
Waton
Bath
Bowdoin
Nome
Beacker Names Son Hugo H Beacker Jr
A son was born May 10 in East Orange New Jersey to Mr and Mrs Hugo H Beacker the latter formerly Miss Ruth Ledyard daughter of Mrs Marion and the late James P Ledyard of Bath New York.
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East Orange N. J
Hugo H. Beacker
Ruth Ledyard
Marion
James P. Ledyard
Bath
Hugo H. Beacker, Jr
Mrs McInnes Visited Bath Guests in Washington Street Home
Mrs. John McInnes who has been visiting friends in Bath for a week is now a guest of Mrs. Mark W. Sewall on Washington street for several days. She attended a small supper party Monday night hosted by Mrs. Clarence W. Morse and Miss Clare Coombs. Two tables of contract were played and Mrs. Frederick E. Drake won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McInnes
Frank A. Small
Washington Street
Arthur Sewall
The
Stone House
Boston
Duncan McInnes
McInnes
John McInnes, Jr
Stroudwater
Bath
Mark W. Sewall
Roner
Clarence W. Morse
Clare Coombs
Frederick E. Drake
South End Contract club hosts social and prize winners
Mrs. Harry W. entertained the South End Contract club at High Street with first prize to Mrs. William Small and second to Mrs. Nathan Coffin. Plans for the season finale at Hotel Sedgwick on May 22 were announced. Notables included Mrs. Guy Sprague, Mrs. Richard Quick, tea hosted by Mrs. Frank A. Small, and Cumberland County Woman’s Republican club meeting in Portland with speakers Hon. Raymond S. Oakes and Miss Nettie Burleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W
South End
High Street
Wes
William Small
Nathan Coffin
James P. Bonney
Hotel Sedgwick
Crosman
Guy Sprague
Henry W. Butler
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Cumberland County Woman's Republican Club
Portland
Raymond 8. Oakes
Nettie Burleigh
Gail Laughlin
Local People and Visits Highlight Shenan Coach Valley Trip
R Morgan of this city visited Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia while motoring through the Shenan Coach Valley. Wallace Plant returns home from Memorial hospital after a six week surgical operation and is reported to be recovering nicely. Mrs Walter S Glidden leaves for Malden Massachusetts to stay a few weeks with her sister Miss Edith K Weeks. Mr and Mrs John S Bishop attend wedding of Virginia May Lamont to Arnold Edgar LeMay in North Harpswell. Reverend George S King officiated at Elijah Kellogg church. LeMays attended Brunswick High School. Mrs Frederick Blaisdell of State College Pennsylvania arrives for visit with Mrs Thomas S Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Martha Carroll Berry
Falmouth
James Fulton Nields, Jr
Hardwick
Mass
St. Mary the Virgin
Casco Fort
Miss Berry
Harold Lee Berry
St. Timothy's School
Catonsville
Geneva
League of Nations
Shenan Coach Valley
R. Morgan
New Market
Wallace Plant
High Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Plant
Walter S. Glidden
Pearl Street
Edith K. Weeks
Malden
John S. Bishop
North Harpswell
Virginia May Lamont
James R. Gallagher
Arnold Edgar LeMay
Edgar
LeMay
West Harpswell
George S. King
Elijah Kellogg Church
Brunswick High School
Local social notes from Bath and surroundings
Miss Evelyn I Trott and Miss Barbara Ross left Friday forenoon for Orena to attend the Spring house party hosted by the Phi Gamma Deltas. Miss Trott will guest Leonard P Litchfield and Miss Ross Newell J Wilson. Kenneth C M Sills Bowdoin president to deliver address at UNH Commencement June 15. Miss Jane Cushing and Miss Alys Thompson returned home on Green Street after Winter in Tryon N C and visits in New York and Dobbs Ferry before Bath summer. Horace Herrick weekend at Southwest Harbor. William Bennett Metropolitan Life Insurance office manager and colleagues attended a testimonial dinner in Boston for Le Roy A Lincoln. party returns Thursday. Mrs William Hight of Bangor visited brother Lieut LeRoy Hornsinger and Mrs Hensinger. Mrs Karcher Jackson hosted four tables of contract for sister-in-law Mrs W Emery Chase Jr who heads to Augusta. High scores to Mrs Robert Hatch Mrs Carl Anderson and Mrs Theodore Watson. Mrs William S Newell hosted contract club at Washington Street luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bucknam
New York
Bath
Louise Bucknam
Upper
Washington Street
Evelyn I. Trott
Barbara Ross
Orena
Phi Gamma Deltas
Trott
Leonard P. Litchfield
Ross
Newell J. Wilson
Jane Cushing
Alys Thompson
Green Street
Tryon
N. C
Cushing
Miss Thompson
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
William Bennett
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Carl Pinson
Francis McLaughlin
Copley Plaza Hotel
Boston
LeRoy A. Lincoln
Karcher Jackson
W. Emery Chase Jr
Augusta
Chase
Robert Hatch
Carl Anderson
Theodore Watson
Wellesley Circus decorations led by Mrs Gage Bailey
Mrs Gage Bailey of Arlington directs decorations for the Wellesley Children's Circus set for next Saturday. Mrs Henry O Trowbridge has returned from Norfolk after a month with her mother Mrs A B Dobbs. nephew Floyd R Evans Jr will stay through the summer. Mrs Wilbur Crocker of 18 Park St has recovered enough to be outdoors, and a two table contract evening hosted by Mrs Dominique Tardif featured prizes won by Mrs Nathan E Coffin and Mrs Aubrey Steen amid a gathering of local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Bailey
Arlington, Mass
H. A. Nealley
Cambridge
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
A. B. Dobbs
Norfolk
Floyd R. Evans Jr
Wilbur Crocker
Park Street
Hodgkins Return From Weekend Rangeley Fishing Trip
Masters Dana and John Hodgkins of Augusta return with Eben Dana of Woolwich after a weekend fishing party attended by Dr. and Mrs. Hodgkins and friends. Mrs. Hodgkins was formerly Miss Helena Dana of Woolwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Dana
John Hodgkins
Bertram Hodgkins
Augusta
Eben Dana
Woolwich
Hodgkins
Helena Dana
Maine Visit For War-Era Lieutenant And Family
Lieut. Charles L. Allen and Mrs. Allen of Oakland California have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ford of Meadow Way. They toured Maine on their first visit, traveled from Ohio to Richmond Indiana, and plan stops in Weymouth Massachusetts New York Canada and Washington Oregon. The party, including Ford’s young son Allen and Mrs. Allen, returned after a seven day land trip. Allen, associated with flying fields in Miami and San Diego during WWI, later acted as a stunt flyer and appeared in the film Fools of the Dark. He now works for Pacific Gas and Electric Light Co. of Oakland. Mrs Myrtle Wilson and Mrs Adgie Smith attended a Spanish War Auxiliary council meeting in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Allen
Usm
Allen
Oakland
Calif
Edmund Ford
Meadow Way
Maine
Ohio
Richmond
Indiana
Miami
Fla
San Diego
Charles Gabriel
Weymouth
Mass
New York
Canada
Washington
Oregon
Ford
Calais
Lieut. Allen
Pacific Gas & Electric Light Co
Music club convention attendees in Bangor Maine
Miss Margaret Mackinnon delegate and Mrs. Sturtevant alternate attended the 12th annual Maine Federation of Music Clubs convention in Bangor with Les Camarades Musiques. Concert at All Souls vestry featured Merton Sprague and Francis S. McPherson. Bangor residents Philbrick, White hosted weekend guests. car trips to Nassan College for May day exercises. Old Orchard visitors return after visit with Shepard family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. S. Mackinnon
Les Camarades Musicaux
Fred K. Sturtevant
Maine Federation of Music Clubs
Bangor
Les Camarades
Merton Sprague
DeFalla
Sylvia Ballet
Delibes
Francis S. McPherson
Bath Club
Bangor House
All Souls Congregational Church
Ralph O. Dale
Jeannette Shackford
Netta Briggs
Elwood Legard
Sanford
Nassan College
Weekend Visit Notes in Groton and Bangor
Carl Blaisdell of Groton Conn spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Oakes Blaisdell of Goddard Street. He arrived to assist their home and was joined by his wife and young son John Oakes Blaisdell who had been guests for a week. Margaret Riley of New Harbor works at the Colonial Cafe. Also listed as visitors are Mrs Walter Higgins Miss Marion White Mr and Mrs Bowdoin Nealley Mr and Mrs Hutchins and Mr and Mrs Vose of Bangor who were Sunday guests of Commodore and Mrs Guysbert B Casey at the home of Commodore and Mrs Vroom in Phippsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Blaisdell
Groton, Conn
Walter Higgins
Marion White
Bowdoin Nealley
Hutchins
Vose
Bangor
Com
Guysbert B. Vroom
Thomas J. Casey
Portsmth Man Honored Rotary Talk Highlights
Portsmth coverage recalls Edward F. McFaddin of Hope Ark addressing a Rotary district convention as a dynamic, growing business view of Rotary. He cites 3963 clubs, 168983 members in 80 countries, 10 percent annual turnover and 98 percent club survival, with Rotary International revenues around 600000 after subscriptions. J W Nichols of IBM discusses production versus distribution and jobs, while Gov. Alan Bird’s address is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFaddin
Rotary
Edward F. McFaddin
Hope, Ark
Rotary International
International
Pulpwood Barges Dock at James C Mulligan Co Wharf
City news notes the arrival of the barges No 2 and Orleans from St Martins N B with about 359 cards of pulpwood for Pejepscot Paper Co to the James C Mulligan Co pier. The Salvation Army reports many transients visiting its hall and a Thursday lunch for about 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
St. John
Salvation Army
Rotary club Winter Carnival praised at conference
A Bath Rotary club event for local youth was lauded at a conference described as a highlight of the Rotary year. The program featured a magician’s act by Doctor Harlan Tarbell, noted as Hermann the Great and Houdini’s worthy successor. Also mentioned are travel notes for Tarbell and a visit by Miss Hilda Adam to New York after two months with relatives in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Rotary Club
Harlan Tarbell
Hermann the Great
Houdini
Denver
New York
Brunswick
Lemont obituary recalls school days in Lemont
A Times reader recalls Frank P. Lemont and classmates from the North Street Primary in the early sixties. The reminiscence highlights spellings, a hickory and walnut ruler, and a aunt’s connection through Miss Mary Higgins. Edward Fe Briry, MD, notes the 1936 date and names Fred Lemont and Edward Barry as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Frank P. Lemont
One Times
Frank Lemont
North Street
Mary Higgins
Frank
Pred Lemont
Ernest
Ed Barry
Edward Hogan
George McQuarrie
Frank McLellan
Edward FE. Briry
Petition to Sell Real Estate for Debts in Bath Maine 1936
Isabelle M. King petitions Probate Court for license to sell all real estate to pay debts and funeral expenses. Notice ordered publishing in Bath Independent for three weeks, hearing set June 9, 1936, in Bath Sagadahoe County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Sagedaoc
Isabelle M. King
Bath
John Ff. King
John F. King
Sagadahoc
State of
Maine
Floral Street
Edward J. McKenna
Sprague
Brackley
McKenna
Pieral Street
Angus McDoneld
McDonald's
Fred Brackley
Florel Street
Persperes Artis
Sagadahoe
Probate Notices for Sagadahoc estates in Bath area
On May 18 1936 Thelma Barbour Moore of Hartford was named administratrix of John W B Barbour of Bath and appointed Joseph A Aldred of Topsham as her agent. Evelyn Petrock of Bath was named administratrix of Nathen tiock estates and Edward W Bridgham and Arthur J Dunton of Bath were named trustees for Carrie V Wlate of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Barbour Moore
Hartford
Connecticut
Evelyn Petrock
Bath
Sagadahoc
Nathen Tiock
Edward W. Bridgham
Arthur J. Dunton
Estat
Carrie V. Wlater
West Bath
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John H. Hyde
Brookline
Elmhurst
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
International Mercantile Marine Lines
Mr. Drake
Cape Town
South Africa
Harry M. Huse
Guy Nichols
Alonzo Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Ellsworth Falls
Andrew Willard Gavett
Dennysville
Gavett
Mary Monroe
Morse High
Maine Central
Texas Co
Margaret Adams
Weeks
Reading
Elizabeth Wittich
Ernest Stanwood
Westminster Street
Ruth H. Farnham
Richard Quick
California
Texas Steamship Co
Baltimore
Port Arthur
Texas
Wilbur H. Crocker
Rangeley Lakes
Oliver Moses Lodge
Hibbert L. Norton
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Mr. Norton
Rulon Robison
Conservatory
Psyche
Paladilhe
Fafire
Lalo
Aubade
Au Pays
Holmes
William Bowie
Page Wyman
Mechanic Street
Rupert H. Baxter
Alden G. Smith
Raymond J. Darney
San Francisco
Mrs. Baxter
Fred Soule
Montsweag
Bath Memorial Hospital
Walter Johnson
Duxbury
Myrtle Billings
Newton
Calvin W. Rogers
C. Ek. Kelley
Russell Street
West Palm Beach
J. E. C. Sawyer
Woodfords
June Freeman
William E. Freeman
Yarmouth
Barbara M. Freeman
John Freeman
Snow Park
Miss Freeman
James B. Lemont
Donald Specht
Vinie C. Freeman
Bowdoin Center
Minnie Cressey
Shepard Street
Benjamin Cressey
Hugh D. Grant
Montreal
Dundee
Que
Dr. Grant
C. R. Grant
Roger D. Skillings
Junior Hospital League
Edwin H. Given
Frank Blake
Mechanic Falls
Westpoort
J. A. Williams
Frederick Blaisdell
State College, Pa
Thomas S. Gibbons
University of New Hampshire
Horace Herrick
Southwest Harbor
LeRoy Hornsinger
Hensinger
William S. Newell
Contract Club
Dominique Tardif
Nathan E. Coffin
Aubrey Steen
Sanford B. Nickerson
Raymond Hart
Roger Pierce
Flossie M. Beals
Archie Wishart
Myrtle Wilson
Spanish War Auxiliary
Adgie Smith
Biddeford
Charles Mooers
Arthur
Old Orchard
City
Ernest M. Shepard
Upper High Street
Margaret Riley
New Harbor
Colonial Cafe
Portsmouth
J. W. Nichols
F. W. Nichols
International Business Machines Corp
New England
Haid
Bird
Alan Bird
Bath-Brunswick
Cook’s Corner
College Pines
City Messenger
Board of Registration
Center Street
Ralph C. Covel
First District
Democratic Committee
A. G. Willey
Bar Mills
Jane Callan Kilroy
Ethel Carron
Rumford
A. A. Stott
Herbert Groves
Priscilla Warner
John W. Warner
Lincoln and
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Bath Country Club
Galen C. Moses
Andrew M. Butterfield
Granite Street
Dancing
Mary H. Cunningham
Wiscasset
Boothbay
Fashion Shop
Day’s Ferry
River Road
George McElman
Gardiner
Dike
Edmund Staples
Mitchell School
Effie Wright
Mitchell
Roscoe P. McFadden
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
South Street
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Goddard Pond
Lemont
Edward E. Barry
Higgins
Walter
Glidden
John L. Jack
Register
John J. Jack