Beulah Rebekah Lodge honors veteran member with jewel
Rich mond Enterprise grange and Beulah Rebekah lodge activities fill the page with degree rehearsals and district honors. Mrs Lillian Haynes received a 40 year Rebekah Veterans jewel for long service since 1899. Members performed songs dances readings and speeches during a district meeting and lodge programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Grange
Enterprise Juvenile Grange
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Ace Esther Rebekah
Ath
Caroline Thompson
George Coughlin
Lillian Haynes
Rebekah Veterans
Haynes
Mother
Chester Foster
Gloria Curtis
Jane Henderson
Bath
Reading
Helyn Walton
Judith Robinson
Pearl Sedgley
Bowdeinham
Herman Muise
Anna May Berry
America
Jewel
Elaine Noyes
Redlon Holman
Lorraine Jewett
Helen Herbert
Ernest Williams, Jr
Carey Williams
Joyce Foster
Donald Knight
Philip
Baptist
Progressive Grange Meets In Richmond Young Members Present Program
The Progressive Grange of Richmond hosted a Friday evening meeting with Miss Marion Skinner as acting lecturer. The program featured singing, topical readings, recitations by James Jones and Laurelle Priest, Irish stories by Charles Thompson, and a penny match won by Mrs. Florence Wheeler. The next meeting will feature entertainment by the young married group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange of
Richmond
Marion Skinner
The
Grange
Old
Kentucky
James Jones
Laurelle Priest
Gertrude Curtis
Charles Thompson
Marshall White
Edythe Sewall
Estelle Brown
Arthur Pickard
Florence Wheeler
International Blue Book 1909 Edition Adds Miss Douglas Honor
London based Who's Who in the World now on major library shelves to 1941. Miss Alice May Douglas of Bath is named in nine language edition edited by Hyacinthe Ringrose. A family coat of arms copy is planned to accompany her life entry.
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London
Alice May Douglas
Bath
Hyacinthe Ringrose
Douglas
Eliot Couple Guests of Rev and Mrs French
Mr and Mrs Eugene Paul of Eliot were recent guests of Rev and Mrs Earl T French at 77 Russell Street The visit highlighted local hospitality and community ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Paul
Eliot
Earl T. French
Russell Street
Minstrel Show at Central Parish House Enjoyed by Many
A well attended minstrel program at Central Parish House featured Frances Flaherty as interlocutor and Louise Avery directing music. The lineup included songs by John Brown Helen Cormier Sally Sarkis Shirley Bourget Eleanor Grainger and others with dances and a later intermission.
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Daughters of Isabella
Central Church
Frances Flaherty
Louise Avery
John Brown
Helen Cormier
Delta
Sally Sarkis
Shirley Bourget
Bath Women Attend Episcopal Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church in the Diocese of Maine in Portland, Mrs. Frederick E. Drake was elected a delegate to the Provincial auxiliary to meet in Lenox, Massachusetts in October. Bath delegates attended included Mrs. Drake Mrs. Sewall Mrs. Aikenhead Mrs. Double and Mrs. Tubbs. The consecration of Bishop Oliver L. Loring was attended by several Bath members. A luncheon honoring Bishop Loring at the Fastland Hotel followed.
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Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Bath
Drake
Sewall
Thomas S. Aikenhead
W. Henry Double
Charles M. Tubbs
Maine
Oliver L. Loring
W. S. Voorhees
A. Farley Mayo, Jr
Double
Tubbs
J. R. Andrews
Charge Operation Car Without A License
Ralph Hatstat of Albany Missouri appeared in Municipal court to answer a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. The case stems from an accident at Front and Center streets involving Hatstat in a 1934 Chevrolet and a taxi vehicle owned by Ralph E. Legard and driven by Herman W. Cole of Kents Hill. Minor damage to both vehicles was reported.
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Ralph Hatstat
Albany
Hatstat
Byron E. Clark
Center Streets
Front Street
Ralph E. Legard
Herman W. Cole
Kents Hill
Legard
Cole
Center Street
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts White House Guest at Blaine House
The Maine Blaine House reception for Mrs Roosevelt featured white and purple orchids and a patriotic red white and blue centerpiece. Attendees included Mrs Sewall wife of the Governor and Bath residents Mrs William Sewall Mrs Arthur Sewall and others.
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Maine
Roosevelt
William D. Sewall
Owen
Robert
Sills
Sherman Shumway
Bangor
Edward Sewall
Bath
Donald S. Philbrick
Cape Elizabeth
Langdon T. Thaxter
Burton Preston
Portland
Fred Hector
Fargo
N. D
Noel C. Little
Brunswick
Haven Sawyer
Frederick E. Drake
Bowen Torrey
Blaine House
White House
Arthur Sewall
John Parker
Miriam W. Kimball
Georgetown Woman Fractures Right Arm After Storm Door Incident
Mrs. Thomas N. Williams suffers a right arm fracture after wind slammed a storm door at the Georgetown ell. It is her third such injury in about 18 months, with prior incidents on the left arm and right arm. She was treated by Dr. Gredware in Bath and expected to recover quickly.
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Thomas N. Williams
Victor Hagan
Fred Laskey
Maud Thayer
Lyla Abbott
Portland
la Casce
Raymond Cape
Sebago Lake
Lester Davis
Thomas F. Bird
Miss Thayer
West Georgetown
Bath
Walter F. Powers
Newman
Roy M. Newman
St. Louis
Maine
Roy
Everett Stevens
Roscoe P. Todd
Henry C. Robbins
Newton
Mass
Elizabeth Rogers
Georgetown
Clarence Oliver
Harmon's Harbor
Robbins
Ida Leighton
Robert P. Siskind
Lafayette
Ind
Richard C
Syracuse
N. Y
Floyd L. Robbins
Wellesley
George Tarr
Arrowsic
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harmony
Howard Fletcher
Belmont
Slyde Campbell
Sabattus
Robinhood
Vermont
Harry Carlisle
North Edgecomb
S. E. Emmons
Emma Billings
Dorothy Stuart
Louise Searle
Philadelphia
Boothbay
Orr’s and Bailey Island
Joseph Lane
Indian Point Road
Elmer Palmer
Melrose
Earle Hagan
Franklin S. Koehlwetter
Boston
A. S. Cunningham
Clear C Ranch
North Windham
Harold Hunt, Jr
Elizabeth Powers
Working League of the First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Dinner Reception Honors Rabbi Halpern in Lewiston
Mr and Mrs Louis M Silverman of 4 Elm Street Court attended a Monday dinner reception hosted by Lewiston and Auburn people at Beth Jacob synagogue Lewiston for Rabbi Peretz Halpern of New York. Silverman serves on the State executive Appeal committee for the United Jewish Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Silverman
Elm Street Court
Lewiston
Auburn
Beth Jacob
Peretz Halpern
New York
United Jewish Appeal
Silverman
State Executive Appeal Committee
PTA convention attendees depart for Boston events
Mrs. Orris I. Ames Mrs. LaForrest G. Coombs and Mrs. R. Raymond Palmer left early Wednesday for Boston to attend the 45th national annual PTA convention at the Hotel Statler.
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Orris I. Ames
LaForrest G. Coombs
R. Raymond Palmer
Boston
Hotel Statler
Ten Commanderies to Join Observances St Johns Day
Ten commanderies plus St Omer commandery of Waterville plan St John's Day observances on June 24 with a morning assembly at Dunlap commandery asylum Bath a parade a boat sail to Oak Point Boothbay a clam bake a Bath Masonic temple lunch and an evening vaudeville The association re elected Carl E Albee president and Maurice H Blanchard secretary treasurer listing member commanderies across Maine and nearby towns.
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Kennebec Valley
St. John’s Day
Dunlap
Forrest C. Legard
Harold E. Cutting
Cecil E. Fullerton
Carl E Albee
Dunlap Commandery
Maurice H. Blanchard
St. Omer
Maine
Gardiner
Bath
Trinity
Augusta
Claremont
Rockland
DeMolay
Skowhegan
Waterville
Palestine
Belfast
Pilgrim
Farmington
Strathglass
Rumford
Camden
Two Bath Men In Car Escape Injury In Collision
James Stone and Edward Peters, both Bath Iron Works employees, escaped injury when their car collided head on with a car driven by Joel Anderson Jr. of Waldoboro near Warren village. Mrs Anderson, 50, was killed in the crash. Other passengers in the Anderson car were not seriously hurt. State trooper Ray Foley and county medical examiner Dr. H J Keisman investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone
Robert H. Stone
Court Street
Edward Peters
Water Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
Peters
Joel Anderson Jr
Waldoboro
Anderson
Joel Anderson
Warren Village
Ray Foley
H. J. Keisman
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Myrtle Simmons at Cook's Corner
Mrs Myrtle Simmons was surprised at her Cook's Corner home for a birthday party. Cards were played and refreshments served with many guests including Mr and Mrs David Philips and son John, numerous Staples, Knight, and Simmons family members represented.
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Myrtle Simmons
Cook's Corner
David Philips
John
Isabel Holsteen
Nellie Swett
Helen Driscoll
Frances Grover
Lewis Simmons
Lendall Mains
Fuller Lewin
Russell Steward
Clinton Nelson
Harold
George Stowell
Irving Doughty
Gordon
Harold Stowell
Yarmouth
Manfred Knight
Madge Staples
Anna Staples
Shirley Staples
Alfred Staples Jr
Florence Staples
Marjorie Staples
John Simmons
Executive panel formed to register homes for light housekeeping
An executive committee was established at a YMCA meeting to run the home registration group. It will organize to register all homes with light housekeeping rooms or single rooms for rent. Members include Mayor Walter C. Rogers, L Eugene Thebeau, Edwin R. Andrews, Thomas H. Riley Jr., Henry M. Bambeau, Mrs. Arthur S. Crockett, Victor H Choquette, Thomas F. MacMahon, William C. Perkins, and Rev. Joseph O. Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Walter C. Rogers
L. Eugene Thebeau
Edwin R. Andrews
Thomas H. Riley Jr
Brunswick
Henry M. Bambeau
Arthur S. Crockett
Victor H Choquette
Thomas F
Public inspection of Bangor Army base cantonment set for Sunday
Thousands expected to tour the Bangor Army air base cantonment from 9 to 5 Sunday as the first public look at a project valued over a million dollars. Weather could alter attendance. rain would hinder visits, while police from state and local forces will manage traffic on Hammond street to keep artillery access open.
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Bangor Army Air Base
Hammond Street
Silver Road
Cooper Road
Five Islands Community Notices and Weekend Visitors
The Five Islands area saw Woodrow Gray begin work at Portsmouth Navy Yard and visitors stays at cottages across Malden, Harmon's Harbor, and Sedgemere Road. Local residents and guests from Bath, Kittery, Cambridge, Newton, and Quincy enjoyed a weekend with family and social events.
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Quincy Wales
Newton
Mass
Malden Island
Charles Jones
Cambridge
Earle Hinckley
Mr. Hinckley
Quincy
Jones
Harmon's Harbor
Charles Burgess
Bath
Five Islands
Richard Potter
Norman Howard
Harold Rowe
Kittery
James Stevens
Elizabeth
Edith
Joel
East Boothbay
Isabel
Carrie Stevens
Elbridge Southard
Marie Peters
Malden
Southard
D. W. Staffeld
J. G. Stevens
William L. Berry
Mabel Dickey
Madelyn Berry
Portland
Victor Carey
Carey Cottage
Vincent Davis
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Lester Davis
Gilbert Lewis
Georgetown
Sedgemere Road
D. L. Howard
North Grammar Fifth Grade Wins Spelling Championship
The North Grammar fifth grade won the team championship at Morse High School in Room K. Frances Marks of the Dike School won the individual award. The North Grammar team included Joan Shaw Katharine Farrar Frances Young George Dole and Robert Lowery scoring 41 points. Dike School placed second with Marilyn McElman Carrol Hatch Perleston Pert Ferdinand La Rochelle led by Miss Marks. Mitchell School was third with Gloria Rogers Ruth Coombs Annette Godfrey William Donnell and Edwin Berry. South Street finished fourth with Elinor Gotte Christine Wong David Johnson Maurice Tourigny and Stephen Hill. The trophy went to North Grammar. Miss Marks received an individual award. Words were given by Supt. John Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grammar School
Morse High School
Frances Marks
Dike School
North Grammar
Joan Shaw
Katharine Farrar
Frances Young
George Dole
Robert Lowery
Dike
Marilyn McElman
Carrol Hatch
Perleston Pert
Ferdinand la Rochelle
Miss Marks
Mitchell School
Gloria Rogers
Ruth Coombs
Annette Godfrey
William Donnell
Edwin Berry
South Street
Elinor Gotte
Christine Wong
David Johnson
Maurice Tourigny
Stephen Hill
Supt
John Parker
Memorial Service Held by T. W. Hyde Auxiliary
Memorial services for deceased sisters were held Tuesday evening by Mrs. Ralph Pratt and Mrs. Maurice Warner at the T. W. Hyde auxiliary meeting. Officers wore white. Plans were made for Memorial Day services with a 10.45 a.m. gathering at the Grand Army home before proceeding to the worship service in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pratt
Maurice Warner
T. W. Hyde
Grand Army
Pvt Wing Visits Parents After Camp Westover Duty
Pvt Arthur L. Wing assigned to the Air Base at Camp Westover Field Chicopee Falls Mass visited his parents Mr and Mrs Carroll Wing in North Bath over the weekend.
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Pvt
Arthur L. Wing
Camp Westover Field
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Mrs
Carroll Wing
North Bath
Obituary of Mrs Annie Blodgett 73 Former Bath Resident
Mrs Annie Blodgett aged 73 widow of George Blodgett died in the home of her sister Mrs C Frank Knowlton at 49 Pine Street after a long illness. Born in Bath she lived there through marriage to Louis Thayer who died in California before she wed Mr Blodgett who died in Springfield. She returned to Bath ten years ago and was a member of Genesta chapter O E S and Corliss street church Bible class. Survived by sister Mrs Knowlton another sister Mrs William Harvie three Bath nieces and one Bath nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Blodgett
George Blodgett
C. Frank Knowlton
Pine Street
Bath
John
Mary Bennett
Louis Thayer
New York
Thayer
California
Blodgett
Springfield
Mass
Knowlton
Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Church
William Harvie
Joseph A. Butler
Lloyd Griffiths
Thomas Oliver
Frank Harvie
John G. Lemont Dies After Long Illness at 59
John G. Lemont 59 a Bath blacksmith died Tuesday morning after prolonged illness. Born in Bath son of Mason and Ida Lemont he lived here all life and belonged to Polar Star lodge of Masons. Survived by wife one son Gordon four brothers three stepdaughters one stepson. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High Street Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Lemont
Washburn Street
Bath
Mason
Ida P. Lemont
Polar Star Lodge of Masons
Gordon Lemont
Walter
Kittery
Herbert
Frank
William Lemont
William Frye
So. Eliot
Albert Murphy
Fred Murray
Randall Umberhind
Exeter
N. H
Arthur F. Mayo
High Street
J G Haskell Funeral Held After Fairfield Death
The funeral for John G. Haskell of Fairfield was held Monday at two in the Curtis funeral home Bath with Rev Joseph O Purdue officiating. Polar Star lodge officers conducted the Masonic ritual and bearers included Henry G. Shaw and William A. Furber. Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Haskell
Fairfield
Curtis Funeral Home
Bath
Joseph O. Purdue
Polar Star Lodge
Ernest R. Freeman
Lawrence A. Lowell
William A. Furber
Edwin H. P. Lowell
William Mitchell
John H. Freeman
Herbert L. Anderson, Jr
Funeral for Robert A. Partridge in Winslow
Robert A. Partridge, Bath Iron Works employee, died after illness at work. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at his Reynolds Road home in Winslow with Rev. Alvin E. Whitten officiating. An overseas veteran, he was honored by a large Frank E. Ronco post A L gathering and uniform bearers. The Post escorted the cortege to Howard Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Partridge
Bath Iron Works
Reynolds Road
Winslow
Alvin E. Whitten
Partridge
Frank E. Ronco Post
A. L
Howard Cemetery
Funeral for Simeon Bubier Aged Landscape Gardener
Simeon Bubier aged landscape gardener died recently. His funeral was Monday at one o’clock at Arthur F Mayo funeral residence. Rev. Frederick P Moffatt of Corliss Street church officiated. Burial followed at Mount Cemetery Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Bubier
Arthur F. Mayo
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Mount Cemetery
Burnham
Mrs Blodgett Funeral Held At Sister's Home
Anne G Blodgett widow of George Blodgett was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at two in her sister Mrs C Frank Knowlton’s home 49 Pine Street. Revs Frederick P Moffatt and Joseph Purdue officiated. Bearers Capt Joseph A Butler Frank Ek Harvie Raleigh Wallace John Wilson. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Curtis
Wallace Curtis
Randolph
Ralph Brown
Franklin Sweatt
Old Town
Burns Mott
Millinocket
George Wren
Roland LeMothe
David
Robert
York
Harold Richardson
Elizabeth Watson
Seth Watson
Anne G. Blodgett
George Blodgett
C. Frank Knowlton
Pine Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Joseph, Purdue
Winter Street Church
Joseph A. Butler
Frank Ek. Harvie
Raleigh Wallace
John Wilson
Oak Grove
John Gould Haskell 59 Bath Iron Works foreman dies at home
John Gould Haskell 59 night foreman at Bath Iron Works died suddenly Saturday morning at his Fairfield home after a short illness. Born in Ellsworth, he lived most of his life in Bath and worked in Bath garages before joining the Iron Works later and then Keyes Fibre Co. in Fairfield. He was a 32d degree Mason and member of Polar Star lodge and Maine Consistory. Survived by his wife Annie B. Emmons Haskell, a sister Ruth Haskell Murphy, and a brother Roy Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gould Haskell
Bath Iron Works, Ltd
Fairfield
Mr. Haskell
Robert F
Lena Haskell
Ellsworth
Bath
Bath Iron Works worker Robert Partridge Dies at 48
Robert A. Partridge, 48, a Bath Iron Works pipe coverer, died of a heart attack at work while on the night shift. Born in Westbrook, he served 18 months overseas and lived with his aunt Mary McCormick at 591 Middle Street. He came to Bath from Winslow a year ago and is survived by a half brother Freeman Jordan and his aunt. He was a member of the American Legion post in South Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Partridge
Bath Iron Works Corp
Mary McCormick
Middle Street
Mr. Partridge
Westbrook
Edward Partridge
Bath
Winslow
American Legion
South Windham
Freeman Jordan
Simeon Bubier Dies In Bath Home At 87
Simeon Bubier age 87 a landscape gardener who has lived in Bath 17 years died Saturday forenoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Pearl E Morin 3 Washburn street He was born in Clinton He is survived by one son William S Bubier of Rockland and two daughters Mrs Lottie M Spencer and Mrs Morin of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Bubier
Bath
Pearl E. Morin
Washburn Street
Clinton
William S. Bubier
Rockland
Lottie M. Spencer
Morin
Cecil D Towne Dies At 62 In Augusta
Cecil D Towne 62 of Augusta died at home on Bangor street after a short illness. He managed heating equipment for the Gibbons Coal Co. serving Bath Belfast and Augusta offices. Born in Sebec he was son of Alorin and Mary McNaughton Towne. He belonged to Piscataquis lodge Masons Milo and Katahdin chapter O E S Old Town. Survived by wife Mary Soper Towne a daughter Mrs Harold Gerrish his mother Mrs Mary Towne and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil D. Towne
Augusta
Bangor Street
Towne
Gibbons Coal Co
Bath
Belfast
Mr. Towne
Sebec
Alorin
Mary McNaughton Towne
Piscataquis Lodge of Masons
Milo
Katahdin
Old Town
Mary Soper Towne
Harold Gerrish
Mary Towne
Mrs Ethel Yeaton Dies After Illness In Oberlin Ohio
Mrs. Ethel K. Yeaton wife of Prof. Chester Yeaton formerly of Richmond died May 13 after a year long illness in Oberlin Ohio Funeral services were conducted in Oberlin Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel K. Yeaton
Chester Yeaton
Richmond
Oberlin
Mrs Hortense Boyd Honored With Miscel Shower Before Marriage
Mrs Lloyd Coombs hosted a miscel laneous shower Tuesday evening at 508 Middle street for Miss Hortense Boyd in anticipation of her marriage to Philip H Oliver. Miss Boyd, daughter of the late Charles M Boyd, will wed son of Mrs Jennie Oliver of 112 Bedford street. Gifts were plentiful and attendees included Mrs George Tyler and several Oliver family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Coombs
Middle Street
Hortense Boyd
Philip H. Oliver
Miss Boyd
Charles M. Boyd
Oliver
Jennie Oliver
Bedford Street
George Tyler
Arthur King
Benjamin Coombs
Grace Goudy
Andrew Hart
Clarina Oliver
Carolyn, Mary
Lillian Oliver
Mrs Sewall and Daughter Visit in New Canaan
Mrs William D Sewall and her daughter Mrs Fred M Hector of Fargo North Dakota departed Wednesday for several days in New Canaan Connecticut to visit Mr and Mrs John K Jayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sewall
Fred M. Hector
Fargo, N. D
New Canaan
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Progressive Grange
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Alice Avery
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Miss Bourget
Everett Pouliett
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Orville Rowe
Library
T. E. Cromwell
Theodore Campbell
Horace E. Wade
Woolwich
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J. G. Haskell
R. A. Partridge
MR. Bubier
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