Bath Society Notes Highlight Scholarships and Weddings
Radcliffe Maine scholarship winner is Pauth Foster a South Portland High senior active in French clubs The Echo staff and sports teams note her leadership and campus activities Bath hosts many locals visiting wintering abroad and reporting good health A variety of marriages, travels and public events fill the Bath society page with municipal figures and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauth Foster
T. Jefferson Foster
Southner
Radcliffe
Radcliffe Club of Maine
Richard 8. Kendall
South Portland
South Portland High School
the Echo
Bath
Bermuda
Miss Hennessy Honored At Office Shower
Miss C Marguerite Hennessy was guest of honor at a Tuesday night shower in the rest room by girls of the commercial and traffic departments of the New England Tel and Tel Co local office. She received a set of dishes and enjoyed a social evening. She concluded duties as a telephone operator Wednesday and planned to leave Thursday for Saugus Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Marguerite Hennessy
New England Tel. and
Tel. Co
Miss Hennessy
Saugus
Mass
Local residents share travel and hospital news
Leonard Wetherbee returns from Wakefield to upper Washington street after visiting Mrs Wetherbee who stays with her parents Mr and Mrs James Ashenden. Miss Mary M Mulcahy daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Mulcahy 58 Pearl Street a Morse High freshman underwent a mastectomy at Memorial hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wade Washington street returned from Boston where they attended the Lancaster class reunion and banquet of Dudley Street Baptist church. Mrs Wade longtime member kept up her interest by attending functions. the Wades were guests of Mrs David Reed Massachusetts avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Fogg
Donald H. Fogg
Three Arts Studios
Portland
Ballet Berlin
Bath
Miss Fogg
Morse High School
Amelda Comeau
Ramona Haines
Royden Haines, Jr
Sybil Leonard
Brunswick
Parker Worrey
Parker Jr
Auckland
Mr. Worrey
Herbert E. Worrey
Washington Street
J. A. Cavanaugh
Patricia Sewall
Bradford Junior College
Edward Sewall
High Street
Sewall
Orono
Phi Gamma Delta
University of Maine
Leonard Wetherbee
Upper
Wakefield
Mass
Mary M. Mulcahy
John J. Mulcahy
Pearl Street
Memorial Hospital
Ernest Wade
Boston
Lancaster
Dudley Street Baptist Church
William J. Walker
Coast Guard
Kickapoo
Pequot
Mr. Walker
Ruth Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Miss Shellenbarger
Local visitors call on Melrose and Bath residents
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gray of Melrose, formerly from Bath, visited Court street and North street relatives in town Thursday. Miss Ruth Shellenbarger returned from Charlestown, Mass., where she stayed with the Annikers and witnessed the rescue crews arriving after the Isabelle Parker and Edith C. Rose collision. The Wesley church Ladies aid met at Mrs. Arthur C. Whittier’s home on Russell street last Wednesday afternoon, adding one new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lawrence Society
CAR
Ethel Blake
Pitts Street
Col. Dummer Sewall
Carmela Appleby
Lisbon Falls
Clarence Baker
Monteplier
Henry Knox
Thomaston
Arthur Sewall
Stonehouse
Wallingford
Conn
William D. Sewall
Sewall
Northampton
Mass
Mary Sewall
Smith College
William McGill
Winchester
Myron Gray
Melrose
Bath
Abner J. Wilson
Court Street
Gray
John Holland
William H. Wilson
North Street
Ruth Shellenbarger
Bird A. Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Charlestown
Michael Anniker
Shellenbarger
Isabelle Parker
Edith C. Rose
Ladies Aid of
Wesley Church
Arthur C. Whittier
Russell Street
Theodore Pearson
North Bath
Mrs. Pearson
Florida
Springfield
Crocker
Local Society Notes and Weddings in Bath Area
Invitations have been received for the wedding of Eleanor Ruth Becker to Edward Hyde Morse on May 27 at St. Lucas Evangelical Lutheran church with a 4 30 ceremony and 8 reception at the Toledo Woman's Club. Miss Eileen Jones was elected vice president of the Leo Papouts Sorority at Bliss Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ruth Becker
Arnold A. Becker
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Hyde Morse
John H. Morse
Augusta
Bath
St. Lucas’ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eileen Jones
Addison Jones
Fremont Street
Paleo Papouts
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Miss Jones
Bliss
College Enlers
Kalamazoo graduate at Bowdoin Ivy House party
Miss Barbara Donnell of Kalamazoo Michigan formerly of Bath is to be graduated from Pine Manor Junior College in Wellesley Massachusetts in June She was among the guests at the Zeta Psi fraternity Ivy house party at Bowdoin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Donnell
Kalamazoo. Mich
Bath
Pine Manor Junior College
Wellesley
Mass
Zeta Psi
Bowdoin College
Grace Episcopal Rector Tubbs Travels to New York
Rev. C Myron Tubbs of Grace Church is spending a few days in New York on church business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. Myron Tubbs
Grace Episcopal Church
New York
Surprise Birthday for William H Hudson Jr at Family Home
A surprise party honored William H Hudson Jr on his 23rd birthday at his parents home 11 Summer Street Court. Guests shared games a guitar music program by Raymond Donnell Sherman Mitchell and Herbert Hamlin and served punch sandwiches cakes and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hudson, Jr
Hudson
Summer Street Court
Raymond Donnell
Sherman Mitchell
Herbert Hamlin
Wilfred Chaplin
John Hudson
Herbert
Delbert Lewis
Ernest Harmon
Daniel Fraser
Robert Wallace
Evelyn Pearson
Sherman
Theodore Mitchell
Burleigh Thompson
Drake couple visits Miss Nancy Hyde in Massachusetts
Mr and Mrs J Edward Drake Jr of Middle Street spent the weekend with Miss Nancy Hyde in Wellesley Hills Massachusetts sharing time in the New England town during a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Middle Street
Nancy Hyde
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Bath Iron Works Notes and Gossip on America's Cup
In a Bath diary style note, references to Pres. William Newell of Bath Iron Works Corp and Harold Van derbilt discuss the 1997 America's Cup defense. The piece notes the Enemy's loss to Ranger over Sopwith, the intrinsics value of 45 dollars, and $60,000,000 spent in 78 years. Van derbilt's book On The Wind's Way highlights Newell's offer to build the craft on a cost basis as pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
William 8. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Harold
Ranger
Sopwith
Mr. Vanderbilt
Bath
Pres. Newell
Vessel Built Rapidly at Bath Iron Works Praised
Skipper Mike lauds Bath Iron Works Corp for a vessel built quickly and well, calling it the most efficient construction he has seen. The remark highlights the shipyard’s reputed speed and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Bath, Iron Works Corp
Vanderbilt confirms no contract for Ranger building
The Vanderbilt book states there was never a signed contract for building the Ranger. Over the phone, Nowell told the noted sportsman the build cost and the deal was closed without a pen stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowell
Book editions sent to President Newell and Archibald Main
Mr. Vanderbilt sends autographed editions of his latest book to President Newell and Vice President Archibald M. Main, fresh from the presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vanderbilt
Pres. Newell
Archibald M. Main
Sopwith challenges NY Yacht Club for defender race
Vanderbilts recount T O M Sopwith proposing a race for the battered old mug with the New York Yacht Club in summer 1937. He notes why prior supporters did not back the defender cost about 300000 dollars and explains the Cup Committee failure to form an American syndicate and ensuing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbil
T. O. M. Sopwith
New York Yacht Club
Vanderbilt
Starling Burgess Persists On Ranger Hull Offer
Starling Burgess and W B Newell broker a patriotic offer from Bath Iron Works to construct the Ranger's hull mast and spars at cost for an America’s Cup effort. The designers cut their fees, finalizing the arrangement after a New York conference with the Stephens brothers and several calls from Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starling Burgess
Ranger
W. 8. Newell
Bath Iron Works
New York
Stephens Brothers
Starling
Bath
Bath Iron Works Hull 172 Built Without Formal Contract
The Bath Iron Works vessel hull No 172 was ordered by phone and confirmed by wire with no contract covering construction. Costs were never questioned and the project progressed with clocklike precision from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Bath Iron Works
Timely material deliveries from steel and aluminum firms
The United States Steel Corp and Aluminum Company of America cooperated fully to insure prompt delivery of hull steel and spar duralumi materials, granting priority to the orders amid tight delivery schedules for hull and spar construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
United States Steel Corp
Aluminum Company of America
Bath Iron Works lauded by famed yachtsman for Ranger build
The renowned yachtsman credits Bath Iron Works officers and employees with Ranger's success. He notes Mr Newell's cost basis offer as decisive to proceed solo, praises unprecedented speed and quality of construction, and commends every worker for a full day's effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works
Ranger
Newell
Vanderbilt sails into history with Kennebec Yacht
Harold S. Vanderbilt discusses the swift construction of the Ranger, whose 100 ton keel was poured on December 22, 1936 and launched May 11 after about 109 days. The note mentions his book Wind’s Highway and his other works on contract bridge and defense of the America's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold 8
Vanderbilt
Footers plans private airfield near East Brunswick on No 1 highway
Henry Footer of the boiler shop at East Brunswick plans to buy a three seater airplane and build two runways on his farm a five minute drive from Bath. He will use the field as a hobby site with possible future expansion and may offer it as Shipping City's airport if developed. Footer studies aviation under Frankie Simpson, a Maine flyer and plant erectors' department member, who mentors several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Footer
Hardings
East Brunswick
Mr. Footer
Frankie Simpson
Maine
Simpson
Henry
No. 1
Bath
Footer
President William Newell Heads to Washington for Bid Opening
President William Newell departed Monday for Washington to attend the Navy Department bid opening at 1 p.m. on Priday. The eight vessels include four set for private shipyards with contracts expected by late June. The process hinges on bid results and contract awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Newell
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Uae
George Hartsgrove Joins Farmington Plant as Driller
Farmington native George Hartsgrove, once a standout athlete at Kents preparatory school and a Maine baseball hopeful with a Boston Braves tryout years ago, entered a local plant Monday as a driller. He gained early notice as a hurler and shot putter, reputed for long throws and solid infield play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartsgrove
Farmington
Boston Braves
George
Kents Preparatory School
Maine
Coaering
Kelley Field
Veteran Gus Schwerdtfeger Admitted To Togus Hospital
Gus Schwerdtfeger, a former first class, has entered the Veterans Hospital at Togus for treatment. He served overseas in World War I with the American forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schwerdtfeger
Veterans’ Hospital
Togus
Gus
Local youths report for duty at Boston Navy Yard
Several boys have accepted recent calls to the Boston Navy Yard and report there Monday. The group includes Gus Meister shipfitter Alfred Taylor Woodrow Wilson and Carroll Hatch of Woolwich all welders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Navy Yard
Gus Meister
Shipfitter
Alfred Taylor
Woodrow Wilson
Carroll Hatch
Woolwich
Shipfitter's helper killed in Lisbon car crash
Alfred J. Nason, a shipfitter's helper, died Saturday in an automobile accident at Lisbon. He worked for Alex Burgess Jr., safety engineer. David P. Mullin, safety engineer, spent the weekend fishing at Rangeley Lakes and caught a salmon of just under three pounds, with Mrs. Mullin accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Nason
Shipfitter
Lisbon
Alex Burgess, Jr
David P. Mullin
Rangeley Lakes
Gordon Garnett Joins Richard Gachenbach's Division
Local young man Gordon Garnett, noted for boxing in Maine years ago, has entered the employ of Richard Gachenbach's outside machinists' division on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Garnett
Maine
Richard Gachenbach
Local workers and veterans plan Memorial Day activities
George F. Ware, former Bath dry cleaner, now works in a tinshop. Reginald Burns and his father Kenneth plan a Pittston visit. Floyd Preble and Asa Wilson will drive to Bangor for Memorial Day exercises where the VFW of the Queen City unveils a statue honoring war victims. Preble is in timekeepers and Wilson in the pipe shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ware
Bath
Reginald Burns
Kenneth
Carpenters’ Division
Pittston, Pa
Floyd Preble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maine
Asa Wilson
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Bangor
Vf.w
Queen City
Preble
Wilson
Naval Architects and Marine Engineers meet in Boston
Vice President Archibald M. Main and George B. Connard travel to Boston for the Spring meeting at MIT. The program includes a paper on The Propeller Testing Tunnel at MIT and an inspection of the new tunnel, with afternoon talks on Problems Incidental to High Pressures and Temperatures in Marine Steam Power Plants. John E. Burkhardt of Bethlehem Steel Co. leads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
George B. Connard
Pres. Newell
Boston
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John E. Burkhardt
Bethlehem Steel Co
The
Iron Works
Ex-Mayor Smal Returns to Duties After Eye Strain
The article notes ex Mayor Donald N. Smal resuming duties in the hall drawing room after eye strain. It mentions a Boston surgeon’s unique offer should Mr Small die first, involving a leg from a past knee operation. Robert T. Boudreau plans a weekend trip to New York City to view the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald N. Smal
Boston
Mr. Small
Robert T. Boudreau
The
Electrical Shop
New York City
Ensign Blaisdel Detached to Report to Sims
Ensign William G. Blaisdel of the USN has been ordered detached from the USS Yorktown on June 17 to report for duty aboard the USS Sims, a 1570 ton destroyer currently at the Iron Works awaiting trials. John Clark, leading shipfitter, died at Cherryfield after a fish mishap. Howard Barter, rigger, plans to attend the World's Fair in New York during the upcoming long weekend. Cap Barter, father of Howard, is improving after confinement to his summer street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briry
Melrose
Mass
Edward E. Barry
Grove Street
William G. Blaisdel
Us.n
Yorktown
Sims
Iron Works
Howard Barter
Rigger
New York
Capt
Cap
Stan Clark
Lewiston Clarks
Stan
Arthur Preeman Confined to Home by Unknown Circumstances
Arthur Preeman, a shipfitter, is confined to his home by unclear circumstances. Neighbors report no external injuries while local authorities investigate the cause and potential safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Preeman
Shipfitter
Molder Arthur Hutchins Returns From Kearny Shipyard Plant
Arthur Hutchins, once of the mold loft, has returned from the Federal Shipbuilding Company plant in Kearny New Jersey where he was employed as loftsman. Stan Curtis, who left the Iron Works several months ago, is mentioned in connection with Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hutchins
Mold Loft
Federal Shipbuilding Company
Kearney
N. J
Stan Curtis
Iron Works
Transfer of Crew to Federal Plant Prompts Department Move
A crew member has been moved from the mold loft to the shipfitting department at the Federal plant. The transfer signals a restructuring effort aimed at aligning skilled labor with production needs and improving workflow efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Leading man shipfitter takes senior role at yard
A shipyard names a leading man shipfitter to a senior position, signaling expanded responsibilities. The appointment underscores productivity goals at the yard and aligns with ongoing wage and craft hierarchies within the shipbuilding community.
Fisherman Hopes to Land A Few Trout
A brief note describes a fisherman's cautious plan to land a few trout, with no clear location or date provided. The fragment hints at patient casting and a quiet, idle day on the water.
Weekend Fishing Beckons Local Men
Fishing draws many men this weekend with Gerald Atkinson a plant surveyor and his wife Mrs Atkinson noted in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Atkinson
Atkinson
Fire safety drill daily at plant demonstration
The Tron W town fire department conducts a daily 1230 p m demonstration on proper use of fire preventing equipment with management approval. The plant management urges fire prevention to protect workers noting that a small fire early can prevent a major blaze that could put hundreds of men out of work.
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Tron W
List of demonstrators named for shipyard roles
The following employees are to serve as demonstrators: Arthur Preney time office. Charles Haggett tinsmith. Edward St. Peter maintenance department. John Mullaney boilershop. Leon Genthner Capt William Blair's office. Ralph Bertrand machinist. Cecil Fullerton maintenance electrician. Alex Burgess Jr leading man shipfitter. Ernest George clerk in Arthur King's office. J Peter Dubar test crew. Arthur Bourget shipfitter. Harold Dowling mold loft. Lester Savoy machine pipefitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Preney
Time
Charles Haggett
Edward St. Peter
John Mullaney
Leon Genthner
William Blair
Ralph Bertrand
Cecil Fullerton
Alex Burgess, Jr
Ernest George
Arthur King
J. Peter Dubar
Arthur Bourget
Harold Dowling
Lester Savoy
Demonstration Committee Members Named
The committee in charge of the demonstration includes Harold Corliss from the pipe shop Everett Cooke a machine operator and Vincent Nichols from electrical 8)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Corliss
Everett Cooke
Vincent Nichols
Windlass notes and workplace chatter continue
The column reports on factory shifts and a holiday adjustment with Wednesday reopening, Saturday makeup work, and workers preferring the long weekend. It notes hires, car repairs, a wedding nearing, moves, a car radiator theft at a dance, a windlass shipment, softball plans, and a close call from a crane despatch.
Storeroom Keeper Upset by Bitter Bottle Offer
A storeroom keeper faced deep disappointment days ago after being offered a drink from a bottle. The incident suggests an unexpected, sour reception to a simple gesture.
Morse high students win at six matchy afternoon event
A list of Morse high school pupils who qualified in the six matchy event includes James Hainer Doreen Higgins George Soule Louise Sullivan Hazel Belanger Louise Dole Carmen Huse Betty Hopkins Elaine Noyes and Betty Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
James Hainer
Doreen Higgins
George Soule
Louise Sullivan
Hazel Belanger
Louise Dole
Carmen Huse
Betty Hopkins
Elaine Noyes
Betty Mullen
Coffey Creek gathering ends in stale coffee discovery
A group labeled Cobb's Creek drinks heavily but discovers the beverage is just stale coffee, leaving the gathering without real refreshments and prompting quiet disappointment.
Would be Fisherman in the Machine Shop
A would-be fisherman in a machine shop reportedly caught only a bowl of goldfish this weekend, presented Monday as the sole catch.
Scouts Guard Young Moviegoers In Local Theatres
The Boy Scouts of America join two local theatres in a safety program every Saturday through summer. At 1 p.m. three scouts per theatre monitor crosswalks and assist ushers to guide children during the first show then resume corner duty until the next show ends. Scouts at Uptown Theatre were Paul Lemot, Clyde Norton, Malcolm Varney of Troop 52 and at the Opera House Richard Watson, Thomas Morse, Joseph Spear of Troop 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy ‘Scouts of America
Uptown Theatre
Paul Lemont
Clyde Norton
Malcolm Varney
Opera House
Richard Watson
Thomas Morse
Joseph Spear
Gladys Brimigion Family Relocates to Tlaine Street Residence
Mrs. Gladys Brimigion and her children Stanley have moved from upper Washington Street to the vacated home on Tlaine Street. The Knight family recently relocated to Richland, leaving the Washington Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brimigion
Stanley
Upper
Washington Street
Tlaine Street
Howard Knight
Rich
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Madelyn D. Merrill
Edward Street
St. Petersburg
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Lily Pray
Harry Coombs
Auburn
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Nutting
Julia Bailey
Mt. Desert
Long Beach
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State College, Pa
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Zodac F. Brown
M. Wilhelmina Gackenbach
Merritt C. Gackenbach
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Wiliam R. Ballou, Jr
United States Naval Academy At
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Mr. Ballou
William R. Ballou
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
John W. Ballou
Pearl Dunbar
Middlestreet
Wollaston, Mass
John Marr
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Harold A. Ames
South Street
George M. Ames
Mary Lena Gallant
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Carlton Trott
Day's Ferry
Joseph Oliver
Sumner Sewall
Maine Senate
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le Montagnard
Lewis O. Barrows
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William H. White
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J. C. Geiger
San Francisco
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Hahnemann Medical College of
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Livermore
Edma Dudley
Barrol Mardin
Getchell Street
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Five Islands
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Edward L. Gaudreau, Jr
Dover, N. H
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Woonsocket, R. I
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Phippsburg
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May Ways and Means Committee
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Ross McCabe
King Street
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Oklahoma
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Cherry Street
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Panama
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Grand Chapter
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Cherryfield
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Eddie
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Academy Street
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Montsweag Grange Hall
Foster Pratt
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co
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Cliff Mathews
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Worthy
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Wee
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Milt
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Flying Point Road
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Marie Robinson
Lucille Geneau
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Richard Godfrey
Louise Oliver
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Barbara Stodder
Donald Williams
Bath Country Club
Club Garret
Herbert White
West Bath
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Post
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Sasanoa Tribe of Red Men
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