Woman's auxiliary elects officers at Maine diocese meeting
Mrs Frederick E Drake of Washington street was re elected first vice president of the Woman's auxiliary of the diocese of Maine at the 53d annual meeting held in St Luke's cathedral parish house Thursday afternoon. Miss Marguerite Ogden was re elected president. Delegates from Bath included Mrs Charles M Tubbs and Miss Emma Reed with many members of St Marys guild. Local names appear among attendees. Mas Lena Shepard moved from Bath to Lewiston. Ivy festivities at Sargent Gymnasium ended Friday night at Brando in College. Bath residents listed among attendees include Alden G Smith and several Misses. Mrs Robert Brownell of Cobbroad left to visit Poston. Miss Minnie White of Washington Street to Rockland for ten days with her brother William White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of
Maine
National Council of the Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Cathedral
Marguerite Ogden
Charles M. Tubbs
Emma Reed
Harold Delone
Bath
Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild
Charles H. Cahill
Ralph K. Hall
Fred D. Hill
Frank Hedgden
W. S. Voorhees
Arthur F. Mayo
Herbert E. Calderwood
Edward Bridgham
Emma Lowell
Augustus Perow
W. Dayton Hill
Sargent
Bsandoin College
Alden G Smith
Marcia Moulton
Flora Main
Ellen Newell
Mary Newell
Ethel Huse
Margaret Huse
Baer Connard
Blair Wilson
Stanley Hatch
Paul Tiemer
Fast Orange
N. J
Osborne Guests Leave for Georgetown Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Osborne of Dobbs Ferry New York longtime visitors of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Johnson of Summer Street depart for their Georgetown summer retreat for two weeks The Osbornes are artists their studies center in Washington Square New York City Mrs Osborne has stayed in Bath with the Johnsons and was joined by Mr Osborne The Georgetown home was once owned by Baron Rosenwitz Mrs Edward Given returns from a week in Northern Maine Miss Miriam Adams of Brunswick plans study abroad after school ends in June this will be her second Atlantic crossing and she intends to stay mostly in Paris also visiting relatives in England Mrs Sarah Bagley Wright of Woolwich is a patient at Bath City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osborne
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Clarence E. Johnson
Summer Street
Georgetown
Osborne
Washington Square
New York City
Bath
Johnson
Mr. Osborne
Baron Rosentwist
Miriam Adams
Brunswick
Woonsocket
R. I
Miss Adams
Atlantic
Paris
England
Sarah Bagley Wright
Woolwich
Bath City Hospital
Charles Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
West Medway
Mass
Lee Abbott
Troop’s Hardware
Center Street
Mr. Abbott
Elizabeth Brackley
Peter A. Morin
Elmer F. Blake
Ruth A. Mank
Social notes from High street and beyond in brief
Local residents share family moves travel and visiting patterns. Doris Jordan leaves for Plainfield New Jersey to stay ten days with aunt and uncle William and Carrie Greavers. Miss Jordan joined Mrs Grevers who spent a fortnight at Meadowbrook. Emery Rogers visits from Portsmouth with family in Whiskeag. The Sampsons of Woodfords host Carlisle relatives with Mrs Carrie Sampson visiting Belmont Massachusetts. A birth is reported for Royden D Haines of Union street. Randall Upham and son George return from Weston and Lisbon Falls after weeks with Mrs Upham’s mother. Mrs Milton H Kimball returns to Augusta after a brief stop. The funeral of Brig Gen Robert H Dunlap in Paris draws attendance from Ambassador Edge Gen Pershing and Bishop Burleson. East Coast visitors Earl K French of Belmont and sister Flissy Erskine Sidelinger host. Capt William R Freeman and family spend weekend in Mexico and Ban gor before visiting Waterville. Miss Marie Scott returns home from Botton for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jordan
Samuel Jordan
Highstreet
Plainfield
N. J
William Greavers
Miss Jordan
Grevers
Meadowbrook
Randall Upham
George
Weston, Mass
Mr. Upham
Lillian Upham
Lower Hiszh Street
Lisbon Falls
France
Robert H. Dunlap
Tours
Marcia Richardson
Garden Street
Dunlap
Brunswick
Maine
Langdon T. Thaxter
Portland
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Bath
Local Notices: Mrs Conant Visits Card and New Brunswick Shop
Mrs Mary E Conant of Liberty street visits Mrs Nellie M Card. A petite shop opens on Brunswick road by Mrs Harriet Cobbett and Mrs Emma Cook. A gasoline station is installed with art goods linens and a cafe offering sandwiches tonics cigars candy and salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cobbett
Emma Cook
Brunswick Road
Social notes from Bath and nearby towns
Mrs Charles H Oliver of Mechanic Street returns from St Peters burg Pa with Miss Rosa Brown and Mrs J E C Sawyer after a winter in Florida and Maine club attendance. Several relatives friends and visitors seen at Bath West Palm Beach East Boothbay Popham Beach and Boston with plans for summer visits and cottage occupancy. Brig Gen Robert H Dunlap noted as a Brunswick relative killed in Tours France.
Nicolle Baby Born in Bath City Hospital
A daughter was born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Frank Nicolle of 655 Middle Street Bath. The Nicolles, new residents for a month, stay while Mr Nicolle works as foreman on state road projects between Woolwich and Wiscasset. Their home is in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nicolle
Middle Street
Bath City Hospital
Nicolles
Nicolle
Woolwich
Wiscasset
New Jersey
Lisbon Falls Woman Returns After City Visit
Miss Eva Butcher of Lisbon Falls returned Thursday after a few days in the city with her brother Kerwin Butcher of 22 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Butcher
Lisbon Falls
City
Kerwin Butcher
Park Street
Former Bath City hospital superintendent recovering in Boston
Miss Minnie E. Furbish, once superintendent of Bath City hospital, has endured ill health and underwent a highly critical operation at Boston City hospital, with highly gratifying results. She traveled to Florida, then Washington, before returning to Boston for treatment. Miss Winnifred Bishop of Dorchester visits Mechanic Street friends the Rice family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Furbish
Bath City Hospital
Boston City Hospital
Furbish
Florida
Washington
Boston
Local Social Notes Mention Bedford Street Visitors
Mrs. William Lumsden of Bedford Street returned from Portland after weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bonheimer of Brackett street and in Woodfords with her brother Archie Harthorne and Mrs Harthorne. Glendon Brewster of Hartford, Conn. returned Saturday after visiting his mother at 40 Granite street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lumsden
Bedford Street
Portland
Bert Bonheimer
Brackett Street
Woodfords
Archie Harthorne
Harthorne
Seasant Avenue
Glendon Brewster
Hartford, Conn
Granite Street
Local Folks Return From Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Trott returned Sunday to their Providence home after a weekend with Mrs. Joseph M. Trott of High Street. Mrs. Trott passed away last week at their Summer home at Small Point Beach. Miss Julie Thaxter of Portland returned home Thursday after several days in Bath with her grandmother, Mrs. Frederick H. Kimball on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Trott
Providence, R. I
Joseph M. Trott
High Street
Trott
Small Point Beach
Julie Thaxter
Portland
Bath
Frederick H. Kimball
Carrie French attends Myrtle Lodge 31st anniversary
Mrs. Carrie French of Topsham formerly Bath, a charter member, attends the 31st anniversary of Myrtle Lodge No. 8 Odd Ladies. She stays with Ephraim French at Pine street. Also visiting are Eugene Ingalls from Bowdoin and Nathan Hurwitz with Jacob Hurwitz from Brookline and Boston visiting Mrs. Nathan Petlock at 22 Franklin street. A Bath visitor from Stamford, Conn., prepares a Sebasco cottage for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie French
Topsham
Bath
Myrtle Lodge
French
Ephraim French
Pine Street
Stamford, Conn
Sebasco
Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell Return Home After Boston Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell returned Saturday to their Cobb road home after spending a few days in Boston with Mrs Brownell s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Boston
Residents Attend Orrs Island Evening Motor Party
Among those who motored to Orrs Island Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ride out Carl Rideout Mrs. Lucelia Blake Mrs. Rose Lightbody Mrs. Ida Breed Mrs. Pearl Barter Mrs. Arletta Yates Mrs. Annie Chase Albert Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Avery Mrs. Alden P. Denham Miss Mary McAllister Miss Louise Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haggett Horace Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garcelon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perry Mrs. Florence Robinson Miss Gertrude Freeman Mrs. Martha Wilson Fred Robinson Mrs. May Pratt who joined Silver Cloud council D. of P. entertaining Ramona and Alfaretta councils of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr's Island
Silver Cloud Council
D. of P
Ramona Council
Alfaretta Council
Brunswick
Emery Rideout
Carl Rideout
Lucelia Blake
Rose Lightbody
Ida Breed
Pearl Barter
Arletta Yates
Annie Chase
Albert Gallant
Ernest Avery
Alden P. Denham
Mary McAllister
Louise Burnham
Arthur Haggett
Horace Woodman
Edward Garcelon
Edward Perry
Florence Robinson
Gertrude Freeman
Martha Wilson
Fred Robinson
May Pratt
Tubbs and Drake chosen for diocesan committees at convention
At the Diocesan convention Rev. Charles M. Tubbs was elected to the committee on resolutions and Frederick E. Drake was elected to the committee on insurance as well as alternate lay deputy to the Denver general convention in September. Mrs Revert Manson and her daughter Roberta of Winnegance left Friday for Rumford to visit Mrs Grace Lermond over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Tubbs
Frederick E. Drake
Denver
Col
People and Families News From Local Area
Mrs. Fred Proctor travels to Durham New Hampshire to settle there leaving her Bath Iron Works employed husband in the city. James B. Drake visits from Harvard Graduate School with parents while hospital training classmates celebrate at the DeWitt Lewiston. Several local residents host and visit relatives during weekend gatherings in Maine and nearby states.
Mrs Day Hosts Contract Clubs on Green Street
Mrs. Harry L. Day entertained the contract clubs of which she is a member at her home on Green street Friday afternoon. Four tables played, Mrs. John Conti won first prize, and Mrs. Carl C. Anderson the second. Fred E. Hooper of Shenandoah Pennsylvania, formerly of Bath, was in the city on business for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Day
Green Street
John Conti
Carl C. Anderson
Fred E. Hooper
Shenandoah, Pa
Bath
Richmond couple welcome seven and a half pound son
A son weighing seven and one half pounds was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Erlon Umberhind of Richmond. Mrs. Umberhind was formerly Miss Eleanor King of West Bath. She trained for a while at the City hospital. Mrs. Carl Blaisdell of Oliver street has returned from Kittery, where she passed 10 days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Foye. Mr. Blaisdell drove to Kittery where he was the overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Foye and returned to Bath with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlon Umberhind
Richmond
Umberhind
Eleanor King
West Bath
The
City Hospital
Carl Blaisdell
Oliver Street
Kittery
John Foye
Blaisdell
Foye
Bath
Lewiston Funeral Attends Mrs Margaret Cook 93
Mr and Mrs William H White and daughter Mrs Olney C Perry traveled to Lewiston Thursday for the funeral of Mr Whites aunt Mrs Margaret Cook 93 widow of Silas W Cook of Douglas and Cook firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
Olney C. Perry
Lewiston
Mr. White
Margaret Cook
Silas W. Cook
Douglas & Cook
Past Ladies club hosts bridge and flinch night
Mrs Eva Atwood and Mrs Mary Curtis welcomed Past Ladies club members of Myrtle lodge Odd Ladies to 57 Washington street for a business meeting followed by bridge and flinch. Nel lie Hunt won high, Elsie Higgins low in bridge, Effie Parris won flinch. next meeting set for June at Mrs Nelson 54 Washington street with Mrs Emma Daley hosting. Also, Portland visitors Mr and Mrs Edward Thorne and daughter stayed with Mr and Mrs Percy Holbrook in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Atwood
Mary Curtis
Myrtle Lodge
Odd Ladies
Mrs. Atwood
Washington Street
Nellie Hunt
Elsie Higgins
Low
Effie Parris
Flinch
Mesdames
Annie Johnson
Emma Jacobs
Lois McKeiver
Lucy Perry
Gertrude Stewart
Annie Lemont
Lizzie Chaney
Amelia Mitchell
Mary McIntire
Mabel Shepard
Maggie Nelson
Nelson
Washington Stret
Emma Daley
Edward Thorne
Portland
Percy E. Holbrook
West Bath
Sewalls Visit, Attend Commencement in Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall and daughter Alexandra arrived Sunday from New York City to visit Mrs. Sewall in Washington street. They left Wednesday to attend the commencement at Miss Walker's school in Farmington, Conn, where Miss Olive Sewall has studied this year, returning to Bath later. Also at home for the weekend were Misses Dorothy Ham, Marion Whittier, Theo McNeil, and Jane Wedgecomb of Gorham Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
Alexandra
New York City
Mr. Sewall
William D. Sewall
Washington Street
Sewall
Farmington, Conn
Miss Walker
Olive Sewall
Bath
Dorothy Ham
Marion Whittier
Theo McNeil
Jane Wdgecomb
Gorham Normat
Weekend Guests and Local News from Bath
Mr and Mrs Leavitt Wyman of Ogunquit spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Leonard Munsey on High street. Miss Lillian Merry entertained high school friends Friday evening with games and refreshments. Guests included Emily Jordan Wilbur Oliver Pauline Rogers Charles Lee Arinah Chaney Richard McElman Evelyn Trott Archie Main John Leyva. Samuel Levin of Bath Department Store left for a Boston business trip. Tea at the Drakes on Washington Street Friday followed Bowdoin exercises. Portland visitors the Leonard family hosted. Mrs Everett E Palmer of Cos Cob Conn visited Bath and opened a Sebasco cottage for summer. Mrs Charles Morss returned to Brookline Mass after a Bath visit with Miss Charlotte Meeker. Joseph E Avery Jr arrived home to stay with his parents. winter in Ormond Beach Fla, orchestra at Hotel Ormond, then New York Providence Norwood before Bath stay until July then Mt Washington hotel Bretton Woods NH. This sixth year with the Mt Washington orchestra. Edward Billings of Boston visiting Frank Danforth on Washington street. Clyde Chapman of Belfast, clerk of the House, local visitor en route to Portland and candidate for attorney general next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Merry
Lower High Street
Emily Jordan Wilbur Oliver
Pauline Rogers
Charles Lee
Arinah Chaney
Richard McElman
Evelyn Trott
Archie Main
John Leyva
Joseph E. Avery, Jr
Joseph E. Avery
Court Street
Mr. Avery
Ormond Beach
Fla
Ormond
New York City
Providence
R. I
Norwood
Mass
Bath
Mt. Washington
Bretton Woods
N. H
Mr. Washington Orchestra
Local visitors spend weekend with families in town
Mrs. George Moses and daughter Cynthia Anne of West Medford Massachusetts are visiting her parents ex Alderman and Mrs Harry W Crosman at 433 High Street. Mr and Mrs Roy Shackford and daughter Jeanette of Turnercourt spent the weekend at their Birch Point cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moses
Cynthia Anne
West Medford
Mass
Harry W. Crosman
High Street
Roy Shackford
Jeanette
Turnercourt
Birch Point
Perkins Family Weekend Drive to Concord New Hampshire
Mr and Mrs Dorman Perkins and daughter Evelyn and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lemont drove to Concord New Hampshire on Saturday to spend the weekend with relatives of Mrs Perkins.
Conley Return To Boston University After Visit
Miss Helen Conley resumed her studies at Boston University Sunday after spending the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Anna Conley, on Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Conley
Boston University
Anna Conley
Academy Street
Hon Arthur J Dunton Rebounds From Severe Illness Visit
Hon Arthur J Dunton and Mrs Dunton were visiting his niece Mrs Doris Howerton of Taylorsville Kentucky when he recovered after several days of a severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Dunton
Dunton
Doris Howerton
Taylorsville
Social club gathering at Mrs Small home on Middle Street
Mrs Queenie Small hosted a club gathering at her Middle Street residence on Friday evening. Evelyn Coughran won first prize a perfumizer and Natalie Kidder took the consolation a novelty in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenie Small
Middle Street
Evelyn Coughran
Natalie Kidder
Bath notables attend Eastern Star annual dinner in Portland
Bath residents joined an East ern Star gathering at the Hotel Eastland in Portland before the Grand Chapter sessions at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Henry G Shaw led the receiving line while Bath attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry G Shaw Mrs Dora L Howard and others. City residents also visited Portland for the concurrent meetings and social events across days, with several Bath couples hosting or attending luncheons and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shaw
Paul Bagdikian
Jason Merrill
Dora L. Howard
Thomas Perkins
George Merrill
Harry Deering
Bath
Patrons Association of Maine
Eastland
Portland
Grand Chapter of
Maine
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Horace Ward
Luther Thompson
Miss Muriel Howe Returns to Hyde Windlass Post
Miss Muriel Howe resumes duties Tuesday in the Hyde Windlass Co. office after a week's absence for a minor surgical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel] Howe
The
Hyde Windlass Co
City Notes on Oil Sprays, Bridges and Local News
City dispatches report oil spray on roads near Wiscasset and bridge work at Boothbay knotting new drawbridge plans. A banknote rarity kicker, police reports, park upkeep tips, and a variety of Bath civic notes fill the column with multiple local matters.
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Cobbroad
Poston
Minnie White
Rockland
William White
Mrs
Edward Given
N. Emery Rogers
Portsmouth
Herbert W. Rogers
Arthur P. Sampson
Richard
Alice
Columbia Road
John Sampson
Carrie M. Sampson
F. F. Lake
Stultz Road
Belmont
Royden D. Haines
Union Street
Milton H. Kimball
Augusta
Earl K. French
Flissy Erskine Sidelinger
William R. Freeman
William, Jr
Mexico
Clifford Small
Freeman
Bangor
Norman Haskell
Waterville
Marie Scott
Botton
John Scott
Mary E. Conant
Liberty Street
Nellie M. Card
Charles H. Oliver
Mechanic Street
St. Petersburg
Pla
Rosa Brown
Maine Club
Oliver
J. E. C. Sawyer
West Palm Beach
Sawyer
Miss Brown
Brookline
Albert W. Flint
Dover
George F. Flint
Amy Dupree
Tiverton
R. T
Edward Jestrum
R. L
John Newell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Newell
W. S. Newell
Mr. Jestrum
Goudy & Stevens
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Miss Dupree
Dunlap Hatch
Elmer Norton
Popham Beach
Maude
Delia Belanger
Marcus Beebe
Wakefield
Joseph Hecht
New Hartford
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Grace Cunningham
Winnie Merry
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Marie Marco
Bertha Tibbetts
Maud Small
Mabel Williams
Winnifred Brown
Catherine Perkins
Flooyd Cotton
Almenia Preble
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Elinor Jones
Charles R. Farnham
Ellsworth
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Fred E. Emmons
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Bernice Carr
Jack Haskell
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Winifred Whitehead
George Whitehead
Barbara Norton
China Lake
Reba Vail
Bedford
Brunswick Hospital
Leonard Munsey
Eugene Ingalls
Bowdoin
North Bath
Nathan Hurwitz
Jacob Hurwitz
Nathan Petlock
Franklin Street
Fred Proctor
Durham
Fred Knight
Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Bath Iron Works Corp
James B. Drake
Harvard Graduate School
Muriel E. Ayer
Helen R. Furber
Central Maine General Hospital Training School
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Lynn
Ernest Jones
Howard Larrabee
Howard and
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Larrabee
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Ada Stone
South Portland
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Phylis
Barbara
Eadow Way
Mitchell
Charles E. Osten
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Charles Mitchell
Charles F. Hathaway
Cambridge
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Archibald M. Main
Groton
Nancy Smith
New London
James Main
Lee Holbrook
Arthur Holbrook
Freeport
Percy Holbrook
Leavitt Wyman
Ogunquit
Samuel Levin
Bath Department Store
Clarence Leonard
Mary
William
Everett E. Palmer
Coscob, Conn
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Charlotte S. Meeker
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Upper
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Belfast
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E. R. Brown
Deering Street
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M. H
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National Honorary Chemical Society
Stover
Bates E. Stover
Penobscot Exchange
Southport
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Anna Dieterich
Mount Vernon
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Eunice Perry
Hilda Preney
Hocrace Morse
James
Bonney
Robert Hemmenway
Edith Mackinnon
Norman Mackinnon
Dummerstreet
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Vassalboro
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Bates
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Lloyd Hooker
Colby College
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Milton S. Kimball
Elm Street
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E. E. Sidelinger
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James Bragg
Alonzo G. Fisher
Christine Higgins
Clinton D. Wilson
York Street
Esther Olson
Richard A. Johnson
J. M. Cross
Carrie Crocker
Somerville
Thomas Gallagher
Somerset Place
Crocker
Clarence Oliver
Thomaston
Meadow Way
Edward T. Hamel
Lakewood, O
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W. L. Ham
Mrs. Ham
Old Orchard
Florence Carlton
Warren E. Kerschner
John Larrabee
Sanford L. Nickerson
Geraldine
Valerie
Norma Jean
Benjamin Oliver
Ralph Crooker
Curtiss Radio School
Herman Crooker
Alex Miller
Abraham Miller
Lincoln Street
Ernest Harrington
Massachusetts
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Bryant M. Patten
Son Amaury
M. C. Trott
Ngor
Cincinnati
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Bath National
Sagadahoc Bank
Scott Tibbetts
Hiddgdon’s Island
Barter
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Furber Davis
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Paul Karkos
Sagadahce Superior Court
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Guy G. Hosmer
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Lincoln Streets
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Frances Louise Rich
Water Street Court
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Mullin
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