Society and Clubs Entertained In May Gatherings
Mrs. Fred H. Cary hosted a May 11 family reunion at Elmwood Farm East Brunswick with 22 attendees including guests from Sebago Long Beach California Chestnut Hill Brookline Mass Cape Elizabeth and several Plant and Pinson families. Mrs W Dayton Hill hosted a contract club luncheon and Mrs Stanley Wallace Jr and daughter Carolyn Ann visited Syracuse after time with Mrs Cahill. Abbie Dodge and Leonard Lord hosted guests. Elsie Small returned from the South to visit her parents. The Thimble club found May baskets and a clothes hamper with gifts at a meeting at Ro land McIntosh’s, 11 attendees. Frank Sylvester Jr is visiting from Portsmouth Navy Yard. George Cabot Jr and family visit Mrs Dall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Cary
Elmwood
East Brunswick
In L. Donnell
Sebago
Long Beach
Calif
Stephen C. Plant
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Mass
Charles Oerter
Cape Elizabeth
Charles W. Plant
Arthur L. Plant
Wallace Plant
Chester A. Plant
Aphia Pinson
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Carl H. Pinson and Sons
Carl, Jr
Peter
Thimble Club
Elmer Blake
Roland D. McIntosh
Woolwich
H. Chester McKenzie
Fenton I. Moore
Robert Jewell
R. Raymond Palmer
Louis Allain
Walter James
Lucy G. Rogers
Leon P. Sonia
Rupert Lewis
Community Notices Add Names and Travels in Bath Area
Local residents share family updates and travel plans from Bath Maine. Frances Lemont starts a new job at First National Bank while others report visits, weddings, and college activities including Bowdoin fraternity election of G M Lord as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mac@mber
Lord
Fred R. Lord
Augusta
Alpha Delta Phi
Bowdoin College
Bath
Donnells Visit Relatives After Long Beach Trip
Mr and Mrs Benjamin L Donnell were in the city Saturday returning from Long Beach California and visited relatives. They are now at their summer home at Sebago Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Donnell
City
Long Beach
Calif
Sebago
Plant family return from East Brunswick visit
Mr and Mrs Stephen C Plant return to Chestnut Hill Brookline Mass after visiting Mrs Fred H Cary sister of Mr Plant in East Brunswick Aphia Pinson joins the trip and will stay a week as their guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Plant
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Mass
Fred H. Cary
Plant
East Brunswick
Aphia Pinson
Sawyer and Loesser Return From Travels to Home
Mrs James E C Sawyer returned Saturday to 1059 Washington Street after months in Woodfords. Lieut Arthur E Loesser U S N and Mrs Loesser formerly Miss Marion Gallant who wed May 6 have returned from Niagara Falls and Rochester New York travels with a homeward route via the Berkshire Mountains. They reside at 15 Federal Street Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. C. Sawyer
Woodfords
Washington Street
Arthur E. Loesser
Loesser
Marion Gallant
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Rochester
Berkshire Mountains
Edwy and Wife Mark 58th Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Edwy A Sotheard of 360 Front Street observed their 58th wedding anniversary Friday at their home with no special celebration planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwy A. Sotheard
Front Street
Mrs Shaw and Mrs Bagddlkian Attend White Shrine Convention
Mrs Henry G Shaw and Mrs Paul G Bagddlkian left Boston Saturday for St Louis to attend the annual White Shrine convention. They traveled in two private Pullmans on a special train. Mrs Shaw will be away ten days while Mrs Bagddlkian, a former St Louis resident, plans a month long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shaw
Supreme White Shrine
Paul G. Bagddlkian
St. Louis
White Shrine
Boston
Shaw
Social notes from Somerville and Washington wedding plans
Mrs Persis Battison of Somerville plans a business visit while Miss Elsie Trott travels to Washington to attend her sister’s May 30 wedding at St. Thomas Episcopal church with Douglas Grainger Todd as groom. The bridal party includes Miss Trott as brides maid and C Merritt Trott as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie L. Trott
Marshall Avenue
Evelyn I. Trott
Washington
D. C
C. Merritt Trott
Alexandria
Douglas Grainger Todd
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Trott
C. Wilfred Trott
Miss Virginia Stilphen Convalesces After Appendectomy
Miss Virginia Stilphen daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett M Stilphen 36 West Street is convalescing at Memorial hospital after an appendectomy last week. Mr and Mrs A L Kramer Court Street left Saturday evening for Worcester Massachusetts to attend the district B'nai Brith convention. Mr Kramer is president of the Bath lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stilphen
Everett M. Stilphen
West Street
Memorial Hospital
A. L. Kramer
Court Street
Worcester
Masy
Kramer
Bath Lodge
Bath attendees at Waldoboro Legion Auxiliary meeting
Mrs Walter M Hill and several Bath members attended the third district council meeting of the American Legion auxiliary in Waldoboro on Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs son, Mrs John W Costain and Mrs Carl E Stinson among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
American Legion Auxiliary
Waldoboro
Walter M. Hill
Son
John W. Costain
Carl E. Stinson
Mrs McDonald and father attend Denmark funeral
Mrs. Harry McDonald of Dum mer street and her father Alton Smith of South New castle traveled to Denmark on Monday to attend the funeral of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McDonald
Dummer Street
Alton Smith
South Newcastle
Denmark
Augusta official visits Round Pond hand weaving class
Ralph W. Haskell Sr state supervisor of craft visits a 14 member hand weaving class led by Mrs. Sadie Swett at 64 Lemont street Round Pond. Swett formerly ran Tenafly Weavers Studio from Closter New Jersey and is renowned for color harmony and complex patterns. Bath group says it is fortunate to have her as instructor. Class completes first week of a two week course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Haskell, Sr
Augusta
Sadie Swett
Round Pond
William A. Cummings
Lemont Street
Swett
Tenafly Weavers
Closter
N. J
Bath Group
Eight and a half pound girl born May 14 at Cornish Maternity
Bethsabee Anne was the name given to the eight and a half pound girl born May 14 to Mr and Mrs Owen Burgess of 18 Spring Street at the Cornish Maternity home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethsabee Anne
Owen Burgess
Spring Street
Cornish Maternity
Bath Bank Examiners Honored Recruit From Morse High
C Roland Trott of 885 Middle Street left Sunday for Boston after receiving an appointment from the Washington controller as an assistant National bank examiner for District No 1 in the Federal Reserve Bank system. He started Monday to inspect Federal banks in New England. Trott was Morse High School honors graduate in 1930 and two days later joined Bath National Bank where he advanced under Cashier Fred D Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Roland Trott
Middle Street
Boston
Controller's Office
Washington
National Bank
District No
Mrs Edward Tanle Leaves Bath for Newark Home
Mrs Edward Tanle formerly Miss Shirley Mann of Bath departed Thursday to return to Newark New Jersey after two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert E Pollard on West Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tanle
Shirley Mann
Bath
Newark
N. J
Albert E. Pollard
West Center Street
Reese Eby Visits Connersville Business Personage
Reese Eby of Connersville Indiana is spending a few days in the city on business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Eby
Connersville, Ir
Smiley Family Returns Home From Visit in New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Vaughn Smiley have ended a two week vacation with Mrs Smiley’s father Frederick B Kittridge of 1232 High street. They return to their home in Philadelphia where Mr Smiley works in the Navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Smiley
Tinsmith Edgar Oliver Confined With Grip At Home
Edgar W. Oliver of 30 High Street, a tinsmith with Bath Iron Works Corp, is confined to his home due to grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Oliver
High Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Pinkhams Visit From Yarmouth With Portland Kin
Mr and Mrs Merritt Pinkham of Yarmouth were Sunday guests of their son Fred D Pinkham and Mrs Pinkham at 19 Mechanic Street. They came with daughter Mrs Frank Wick Mr Wick and two children Barbara and Mary of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Pinkham
Yarmouth
Fred D. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mechanic Street
Frank Wick
Wick
Barbara
Mary
Portland
Eight-Year-Old Lutz Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Master John Lutz, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Lutz of 23 Corliss Street, is a patient at Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation performed Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lutz
Roy Lutz
Corliss Street
Memorial Hospital
Weekend visitors to Crow Point and Desert of Maine noted
Miss Agnes B. Trowbridge of 13 Andrews Road left Saturday for a week at Crow Point Hingham Massachusetts with Mrs Arthur W King and son Donald. Miss Isabel King a nurse trainee at Waltham Hospital joined for the weekend. Also visiting were Miss Eleanor Cornish Miss Marion Getchell and Miss Ida Cohen at the Desert of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes B. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Crow Point
Hingham
Mass
Trowbridge
Arthur W. King
Donald
Isabel King
Waltham Hospital
Waltham
Eleanor Cornish
Getchell Street
Marion Getchell
Bath
Ida Cohen
Old South Place
Desert of Maine
Miss Frances Young Hosts Eleventh Birthday Supper and Theatre
Miss Frances Young celebrated her eleventh birthday with a supper at 25 Andrews Road and a theatre party. Attending were Misses Barbara Burden Esmond Dunton Chadbourne Wilson Mitchell Shaw and her brother Frank Young. No major events, only social visits and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Young
Andrews Road
Barbara Burden
Barbara Esmond
Barbara Dunton
Elizabeth Chadbourne
Anne Wilson
Amelia Mitchell
Joan Shaw
Frank Young
Swanton Announces Betty Swanton Engagement to Hubbard
Mr and Mrs Carl B Swanton of 102 Bedford announce their daughter Betty Marie Swanton engaged to Harrison W Hubbard of Brunswick. Betty is a Morse high school graduate and attended Gorham Normal school. Hubbard is son of Mr and Mrs Harrison M Hubbard of Brunswick and has studied at Northeastern University for three years with Beta Gamma Epsilon fraternity. June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Swanton
Bedford Street
Betty Marie Swanton
Harrison W. Hubbard
Brunswick
Miss Swanton
Morse High School
Gorham Normal School
Mr. Hubbard
Harrison M. Hubbard
Northeastern University
Beta Gamma _ Epsilon
Watrous Couple Expected in Bath to Reopen Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Martin Watrous of New Orleans are due in Bath the last week of the current period to reopen their summer residence Sedgemere on Rich's Mountain early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Watrous
New Orleans
Bath
Sedgemere
Rich's Mountain
Mothers Tea Planned by Peter Pan Brownies
Tickets announce a Mothers Tea on June 4 hosted by the Peter Pan Brownies at Grace Church House. Proceeds fund the handicraft program for the coming year and an entertainment will be provided by the Brownies. Frank S Saunders led the meeting with Mrs. Theodore A. Earl assisting. Brownies presented small crepe paper corsages for Mothers Day. Mrs. H Martin Powers returns home from Brunswick hospital after a four week surgery stay. Raymond Powers, ex-Alderman’s son, also returns from Boston after a week aboard the Floating Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan Brownies
Grace Church House
Brownies
Frank S. Saunders
Theodore A. Earl
H. Martin Powers
Upper
Washington Street
Brunswick Hospital
Raymond
Miss Vannessa Easton Graduates From Arlington Hall Junior College
Miss Vannessa Easton daughter of Commander Glenn H. Easton USN retired and Mrs Easton formerly of Bath will graduate May 26 from Arlington Hall Junior College Washington DC after four years since leaving Morse High School as a sophomore in 1937. She is ready for her junior year and may enter University of California Berkeley or Stanford University next fall as her parents move to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannessa Easton
Glenn H. Easton
Easton
Bath
Arlington Hall Junior College
Washington, D. C
Morse High School
University of California At Berkeley
Stanford University At
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Social Calls and Club Hosts in Kenduskeag and Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Gracie Ames and Mrs. Leona Towne of Kenduskeag visited Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tremain on Middle Street. Mrs. Donald S. Sewall hosted the Monday contract club at her Boothbay Harbor home with guests from Damariscotta and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Ames
Leona Towne
Kenduskeag
P. A. Tremain
Middle Street
Donald S. Sewall
Monday Contract Club
Boothbay Harbor
William S. Newell
Frederick E. Drake
Arthur Sewall
Carrol Watson
Mary F. Gibbons
Anne Kimball
Miriam W. Kimball
John McInnes
Mark W. Sewall
George C. Minard
George Nevens
Damariscotta
Red Sox Game Draws Names From Boston Visit
Kendall Lord, Warren Bartlett, Calvin Farnham and Warren Haw ley attended the Red Sox baseball game in Boston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Lord
Warren Bartlett
Calvin Farnham
Warren Hawley
Red Sox
Boston
Dinner guests aboard S S Woolsey and weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Francis Eastmen and Miss Priscilla Merrill were dinner guests of Ensign Strickland on the S S Woolsey Sunday. Miss Merrill was weekend guest of Miss Irene Ellis in West Somerville. Mrs Edward Sewall hosted the Junior Monday club for lunch at 949 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Eastmen
Priscilla Merrill
Ensign Strickland
S.S. Woolsey
Miss Merrill
Irene Ellis
West Somerville
Edward Sewall
High Street
Sewalls and guests journey for Alumni day and visits
Arthur Sewall II and son Harold traveled to Boston and Simsbury for Westminster Alumni day. Mrs. Walter E. Edge joined them returning home with Arthur Sewall's sister. Muriel Lane and Francis Fortier spent a weekend in Eliot with the Alden Smiths. The Grace church Woman's auxiliary held a luncheon marking season close and diocesan meetings were reported in Portland. Arthur Whittier returned to Portsmouth Navy Yard after a week at home. Baker family arrived at Arrowsic summer home after winter in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sewall 2d
Harold M. Sewall
Washington Street
Boston
Simsbury
Muriel F. Lane
Francis Fortier
Eliot
Otis Alden Smith
This
City
Frederick E. Drake
Grace Church
Loring
Portland
Arthur C. Whittier
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Russell Street
Horatio L. Baker
Arrowsic
Cambridge
Mass
Beulah lodge hosts dance academy pupils at Richmond event
Mrs Lyndon Plummer’s Dance Academy offered part of the program for Beulah Rebekah lodge Mother-Daughter night in Richmond Friday. Pupils Louise Babine Anna May Berry Jane Henderson Elaine Noyes Judith Robinson Doreen Willis performed various dances with accompaniment by Mrs Plummer Francis S McPherson pianist and other local guests attended. Also noted are visits and gatherings involving Bath and local residents and an appendectomy for Lawrence Lord at Memorial hospital where he works in Hyde Windlass Co drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Plummer
Dance Academy
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Richmond
Louise Babine
Anna May Berry
Jane Henderson
Elaine Noyes
Judith Robinson
Doreen Willis
James Henderson
Doreen Robinson
Albert H. Thompson
Frank J. Farrin
Bath
Beulah Lodge
Lawrence Lord
Fitts Street
Memorial Hospital
Lord
Hyde Windlass Co
Mrs Sener Hosts Nurse Friends at 1074 High Street
Mrs Ralph E Sener R N entertained Thursday from three to five at her home 1074 High street with coffee for Mrs Roland Dunbar Robinson R N of Westboro Massachusetts formerly Miss Catherine Harnish of this city. Guests included fellow students from a training school for nurses and Mrs Dewees Wilbur Higgins and others. Mr and Mrs Ro land and son Roland Jr returned Friday to Westboro after a week with Mr and Mrs George Harnish of Upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Sener
R.N
High Street
Roland Dunbar Robinson
Westboro
Mass
Catherine Harnish
Morialess
Is. i
Dreeen
Dewees
Wilbur Higgins
Ite
Hutchins
E. N
Franklin Morse
R. N
Jennie Trail
Keith McLuer
Roland, Jr
George Harnish
Upper Washington Street
Local Social Notes From Portland and Nearby Towns
Miss Lorna Kramer of Court Street visits Portland with her band reperts and attends a weenie roast hosted by Mu Sigma fraternity. Roy Crowley and his wife and child, formerly of Calais, stay at the Dr Hollingshead bungalow at the North end. Mrs George Roundy and infant Jean return to Groton Mass after visiting her grandmother Mrs E R Brown and sister Mrs William Hennessey in West Bath. Mrs Roundy was formerly Miss Barbara True Brown of the city. Her brother John H Brown, based in West Bath, joins them in Boston and visits his father Walter True Brown in Wollaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna the Kramer
Court Street
Portland
Ralph Diamon
Mu Sigma Fraternity
Mrs
Roy Crowley
Little Son
Calais
Dr. Hollingshead
George Roundy
Jean
Groton
Mass
E. R. Brown
Deering Street
William Hennessey
West Bath
Roundy
Barbara True Brown
John H. Brown
Boston
Walter True Brown
Wollaston
Priscilla Magoun Returns Home From Philadelphia and New York
Miss Priscilla Magoun returns to her home at 18 Green Street after several weeks staying with relatives in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Magoun
Green Street
Philadelphia
New York
Weekend Guests and Local Visits in Portland Area
Social notes list multiple visitors and residents from Scarsdale Gloucester and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Richard Kimball, Mr. A Felton, Mrs. Stephen Woodbury, Capt. Joseph Butler, Mrs. Howard Parks, Mrs. Martha Libby, Elea nor Libby, Ethel Barter, Robert Footer, George Cabot Jr., Arthur Hall, Alice May Douglas, Alice E Rogers, Jeanette McCaw, John Hart, James Hennessey and daughters, Stella Layton, Peter Gagnon, Barbara Taylor, Louise Babine, Mary Jane McCusker, Barbara Murray, with movements between Portland Boston Providence and surrounding communities. Grandchild Betty Ann welcomed for Martha Libby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gagnon
Lyndon V. Plummer
Charles Taylor
Barbara
Louise Babine
Portland
Model School of the Dance
Mary Jane McCusker
Sourtland
Gagnon
Barbara Murray
White House Ladies Week Opens With Roosevelt Socials
The article describes Mrs. Roosevelt hosting Senate ladies at a White House picnic on the lawn with Mrs. Wallace and Cabinet wives. It notes farm life anecdotes from Mrs. Wallace White and Mrs. Ralph Brewster, plus an indoor lawn party for 2,000 officers and staff, including 96 senators and 435 representatives, with various dishes and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reotele Ashington
Washington Mt
Monument
Lincoln
Potomac
Arlington
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Wallace
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
Auburn
Washington
Senator White
White
Ralph O. Brewster
Dexter
Mrs. Roosevelt
Cabinet
Ruby Hutchinson
White House Lawn Party Highlights Maine Figures
Miss Hutchinson and Miss Marion Smart from Senator White and Brewster offices joined a dawn party at the White House with numerous Maine guests. Congressman Smith hosted a dinner in Washington for visitors from Maine as the Maine delegation, including Senator White and Brewster, mingled with national officials. The Maine Boy Scouts delegation also met Capitol Hill members during their Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Senator White
Brewster
Marion Smart
Miss Smart
Washington
Marion LeClair
James C. Oliver
Frank Fellows
Bangor
Hazel Picard
Sylvia Kirkpatrick
Margaret C. Smith
Stephen Haskell
Mechanic Falls
Elizabeth May Craig
Maine
South Carolina
Miss Morrison
Smith
Second
Lieutenant Jones
John G. Towne
Waterville
War Department
Camp Blanding
Florida
Maine National Guard
Oscar Clark
Skowhegan
Clark
Supreme Court
E. McNeelie
Maurice Mer
Florence Dillon
Philadelphia
Thomas McDonald
Belfast
Wallace H. White, Jr
Ralph O. Brewster
Boy Scouts
National Council of Boy Scouts
Perry Jackson
Presque Isle
Loren Thompson
Brewer
Lawrence Lee
George Bearce
Bucksport
Capitol Hill
Mrs Hurd Visits Berwick for Funeral Farewell
Mrs William Hurd and her children Paul and Pauline stayed at 481 Washington Street as guests of her brother Eugene T Lord. They attended the funeral service for Mrs Lord, whose body was interred at Evergreen Cemetery after five weeks since death. Mr Lord plans an extended stay with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurd
Paul
Pauline
Washington Street
Berwick
Ada Y Greenblatt attends Bnai Brith convention
Miss Ada Y. Greenblatt, president of the Bath B'nai Brith Auxiliary and former Bath lodge president, returned Tuesday from Worcester where she attended the 89th annual convention of the District Grand Lodge No. 1. The gathering drew more than 1,000 delegates from New England, New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Bath B'nai Brith
Bath Lodge
B'nai Brith
Worcester
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Dayton Hill
Stanley B. Wallace, Jr
Carolyn Ann
Syracuse
Mr. Wallace
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Cahill
Abbie Dodge
East Edgecomb
Mrs. Leonard Lord
Elsie Carter Small
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Oliver A. Carter
Tailman Street
Frank P. Sylvester, Jr
George D. Cabot, Jr
George D. Cabot
East Providence, R. I
Frances Lemont
First National Bank
Bernice MacDonald
Arthur
Lawrence
Quaker City
Bailey Street
Milton S. Kimball
Frederick H. Kimball
Dorice Miller
Lincoln Street
Franklin Square House
Dorothy Silra
Barnstable County Bank
Hyannis
Malden
Joseph Goldman
Goldman
Edward P. Rice
Leburton D. Sheldon
Joseph W. Larrabee
Trafton M. Swain
York
Wiscasset
North Street
The
Euclide D. Grimard
William Grimard
Federal Street
Louise M. Morrisette
Excavier Thibodeau
Lewiston
Marjorie Christian
South Paris
George Legard
Wilmer I. Voorhees
Billy
Springvale
Eleaner Voorhees
Nasson College
Miss Voorhees
Nasson
Ohio State College
Harry J. Carroll
Moosehead Lake
Raymond Houston
Robert Hogan
Old Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Washington, D.C
Lemuel Preble
Preble
Day’s Ferry
Kegin
George L. Tarr
Board of Selectmen of
Arrowsie
Harold W. DeLong
Medford
Florence DeLong
Miss DeLong
William Osborne
Pearl Street
William Worsnop
Persis Battison
Somerville
A. P. Briggs
Justus H. Miller
Garden Street
Louise Avery
Daniel J. Perry
Carl G. Krondstrand
Everett Pouliot
Isabella
Central Church Parish House
Miss Avery
Krondstrand
Perry
Joe Desmond
Daughter
Muriel Pouliot
Helen Cormier
Kenneth Sheldon
Winslow Gray
Falmouth
William H. Sheldon
Susan N. Ballou
Queens
L. I
Randall Leonard
Miss Ballou
H. W. L. Stafford
Ethel Blake
Harold Troop
Cobb Road
Sadie Coulthard
Robert
Edward Page
William Bates
Stoneham, Mass
Bates
Mina J. Crocker
Horace P. Herrick
Harold Trafton
Mr. Trafton
Sanford
Harry L. Day
Donald N. Small
Richard Kimball
Scarsdale
A. Felton
Gloucester
Felton
Stephen T. Woodbury
Janette W. Smith
Mr. Woodbury
Lunenberg
Joseph A. Butler
Fort McKinley
Howard A. Parks
Allan Clark
Martha E. Libby
South Portland
Rebekah Assembly of Maine
Ethel Barter
Mrs. Keene
Mrs. Britt
Robert Footer
Boston Navy Yard
Frank A. Hinds
South Street
Providence
R. I
Arthur Hall
Alice May Douglas
Alma L. Reid
Durham
Alice E. Rogers
Jeanette McCaw
Bristol, Conn
Bates College
William T. Crowley
Union Street
John C. Hart
Long Island
James L. Hennessey
Rose and
Rita
Walpole
Stella Layton
Thornton Heights
June Layton
Miss Layton
Ralph C. Brewster
Ladies—Office
Congressman Smith
District 10
Rebekahs
Queen Esther of
Rebekah Assembly
Queen Esther Lodge
Evening Star Lodge
Beulah
Vesper
Odd Fellows Hall
John Thornton
Grand Lodge of
Thornton
Margaret B. Peabody
Belle Lewis
Marie Hoffman
Carolyn Thompson
Marie Clark
Millin Ye Ine
Rebekah
Queen Esther Jodge
Ing
Henry T. B. Leeman
Wallace Atwood
Alfred Jean
Charles Nelson
John W. Gillespie
Ethel Potter
Elizabeth McCabe
Agnes Perry
Lulu Lemont
Mae Ward
Rachel Robinson
Harriet Bunker
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