Oxford visit shows student life amid rationing
Rev and Mrs Dole of Middle Street report son George Dole at Oxford University England describes lectures and study cycles amid heat rationing in dorm rooms. Other society notes include Bath residents hosting guests, club prizes, health updates, and military family movements across Maine and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Dole
Middle Street
George Dole
Oxford University
England
Yalé
Oxford
Local residents share visits and illnesses across Maine towns
Mr and Mrs John Perry return from a month with Mrs Perry’s parents the Browns and Mrs Perry’s illness kept her at Memorial hospital. Capt Ralph Thomas of Bailey Island hospitalized at Memorial. Sgt Holmes serves in Germany and plans February return. Morse High School students Doyle E Sargant Legard and Haggerty spent a week at Haggerty Camp in Northern Maine. Leah Strout returns from three week trip to New York and Milton Massachusetts visiting relatives. Sue Ellen Johnson and Sue Allen attend local schools while Bowker family hosted in Kittery. William Skelton of Bath part of University of Maine Finance committee backing a Phi Kappa Sigma expansion at UMaine. Construction to start June for two wings at an estimated cost around 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
Cape Elizabeth
Sue Ellen Johnson
Frank H. Johnson
Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Sue Allen
Weeks Street
Eugene Bowker
Eugene, Jr
Cindy
Kittery
William Skelton
Bath
University —of
Maine
Phi Kappa Sigma
The
State University
Mrs. Milliken Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. William Milliken formerly Gloria Young returns to 1331 Oak Street from Boothbay Harbor after visiting her son Louis Young and daughter in law while Mrs. Young was a surgical patient at St Andrews Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milliken
Gloria Young
Oak Street
Boothbay Harbor
Louis Oung
Young
St. Andrews Hospital
Families Attend Fort Fairfield Wedding in Maine
Mrs Francois Vaillancourt and daughter Frances and Mrs Simon Cyr and daughter Rita left Saturday for Fort Fairfield to attend the wedding of Mrs Vaillancourt's nephew on Tuesday. On Sunday they will visit her parents in Grand Falls New Brunswick. Mr Vaillancourt joined them in Fort Fairfield Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Vaillancourt
Frances
Simon Cyr
Rita
Fort Fairfield
Vaillancourt
Winter Move Noted For Perkins Family In Day's Ferry
Mrs. F Carroll Perkins and daughter Miss Priscilla Perkins of Day's Ferry moved Saturday to the home of Mrs Warren Hawley on Western Avenue for the winter. Mrs Edward B Hamblett of Pratt Street hosted 12 members of her study group recently. Mr and Mrs Fred J Shope welcomed a daughter Annah Elizabeth born at Memorial hospital on Wednesday October 29 weighing five pounds two ounces. Mrs Shope formerly Doris McCabe is daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester McCabe of Chestnut Street. Dr and Mrs Jacob Smith of 709 High Street left Thursday afternoon for Boston to spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
H. D. Sease, Jr
Red House
Lincoln Street
Perkins
Day’s Ferry
Sease
Bath Iron Works
F. Carroll Perkins
Priscilla Perkins
Day's Ferry
Warren Hawley
Western Avenue
Edward B. Hamblett
Pratt Street
Fred J. Shope
Memorial Hospital
Annah Elizabeth
Shope
Doris McCabe
Chester McCabe
Chestnut Street
Jacob Smith
709
High Street
Boston
Arrowsie Thimble Club Meets At Mrs Coombs Home
Mrs Earl Coombs hosted the Thimble club on a last week at her Arrowsie home with handwork and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Russell Kenney Mrs C Lloyd Hooker Mrs Robert Jewell Mrs Percy Miller Mrs Earl Rosenwald Mrs Donald Stewart and Mrs Coombs. Next meeting location to be announced. Benjamin Fitzgerald a Bath patrolman underwent tonsillectomy at Thayer hospital Waterville last week. Marjorie Eola born Oct 5 to Mr and Mrs Norman Chase of North Whitefield at Gardiner General Hospital weighing seven pounds. Mrs Chase née Lydia Atwood is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Atwood of Winship Street. The little girl is the first daughter in a family of five. Rev and Mrs Charles M Tubbs of High Street recently returned from a weekend visit in Gardner Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coombs
Thimble Club
Arrowsie
Russell Kenney
C. Lloyd Hooker
Robert Jewell
Percy Miller
Earl Rosenwald
Donald Stewart
Coombs
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Court Street
Bath
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Marjorie Eola
Norman Chase
North Whitefield
Washington Street
Gardiner General Hospital
Chase
Lydia Atwood
John Atwood
Winship Street
Charles M. Tubbs
High Street
Gardner, Mass
Local family travels to Canada for weekend visit
Mr and Mrs Sam Prawer with children Marlene and Harvey and Miss Barbara Berenson left Thursday for Canada where they spent the weekend. Mrs Domer Oulton of Portland, formerly of Bedford Street, works at the cow nowins store in Port and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Prawer
Marlene
Harvey
Barbara Berenson
Canada
Domer Oulton
Portland
Bedford Street
Cow Nowins
Portand
Bath society notes and travels across three households
Mrs. Lucy Desmond hosted her auction club on Oak Street with dessert and coffee. Prizes went to Phebe Hart first, Mrs. Laura Fortier second, and Mrs. Sadie White consolation. Other guests included Mrs. Eva Henderson, Maude Wilson, Ethel Lee, Annie Brownrigg. Brownrigg hosts next Thursday on Kennebec Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Page and sons visited Boston to attend a rodeo. Mrs. Gertrude Stewart and Mrs. Emma Haley attended a Pythian Sisters meeting in Portland October 28. Stewart and Haley, Bath and Brunswick trustees, are the sole eligible members. The Jewetts of Day’s Ferry left for a few days in Aroostook County while Mr. Jewett vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Desmond
Oak Street
Phebe Hart
Laura Fortier
Sadie White
Eva Henderson
Maude Wilson
Ethel Lee
Annie Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Kennebec Circle
Gertrude Stewart
Green Street
Emma Haley
Brunswick
Portland
Pythian Sisters
Grand
Stewart
Haley
Grand Lodge
Bath and
Brian M. Jewett
Day's Ferry
Aroostook County
Mr. Jewett
Local residents resume, visit, and travel notes
Roy Lawrence returns to Bath Iron Works as a leading man while his family visits relatives in Albany New York. Bernice Perkins visits Washington Street residents. Alonzo Fisher vacations from the machine shop and hunts locally. Several residents travel to Portland Vassalboro Bangor and Brunswick for visits and conventions. Community members move homes and assume new roles with Grange and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Bath Iron Works
Marriage Intention Filed With City Clerk
A list of couples intending marriage is announced including Richard McRae son of Rudolph Mc of 647 Middle Street and Alice Plummer daughter of Grace Plummer of 21 Central Avenue and the late Frank Plummer. Also noted are George Biette and Marjorie Knight Leo Pratt and Charlotte Ann Torrey and more. Social visits and Masonic Genesta chapter activities are described with local residents attending events and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McRae
Rudolph Mc
Middle Street
Alice Plummer
Grace Plummer
Central Avenue
Frank Plummer
George Biette
Suphen Biette
Dummer Street
Marjorie Knight
James S. Knight
Pleasant Street
Donald Edward Ofarrell
Della O'Farrell
Commercial Street
Local Social Notes From Bath Area and Nearby Towns
A roundup of visits engagements births and movements across Bath and Brunswick with guests from Portland Manchester and Calais. Family and civic events include a birthday homecoming voyage plans and chapter meetings plus a new baby Judith Ellen McCullouch born at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McCullouch
Memorial Hospital
Judith Ellen
Halloween Party for Phi Kappa Delta Club Meets
Phi Kappa Delta club held a guest night at the Community Center on Wednesday with members bringing friends. Apples with pennies urged a bite, games were played under Mrs James Young and others, cider and doughnuts and a Mrs Underwood cake were served. Attendees include numerous named members and guests such as Mrs Robert Rice and Miss Norma Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Delta Club
Community Center
Aples
Nick
James Young
Aubrey E. Steen, Jr
Donald Sylvester
Thomas Underwood
Robert Rice
Robert Messier
Malcolm Varney
Barbara Grove
Jack Irwin
Aubrey Steen, Jr
Blaine Trafton
Cecil Fullerton
Edward McDonald
Robert Fortier
Joseph Desmond
Virginia Cameron
Hilton Libby
Morris Smart
Walter Longley
Robert Stalling
Irwin Skillings
Robert Philbrick
Warren Rogers
John Reed
Norma Sawyer
Kenneth Murray
Graydon Smith
Ellsworth Wright
Edward McClough
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters Hold Officers Night
Lowell Temple Pythian Sisters met Wednesday with past chief role filled by past officers. A supper at 6 30 was served under Pearl Campbell supervision. Next Wednesday will feature guest officers night with neighboring temples in attendance and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pearl Campbell
Suburb Civic Club Plans Fall and Winter Activities
The Suburb Civic Club met at the Winneganee Community house with 17 members. President Mrs. Thatcher Pinkham led plans for a baked beans supper on Nov 15 in three seatings, plus committees for dining, kitchen, cleanup and tickets. Christmas sale set for Dec 8. Nov 13 hostesses named. A Halloween program followed with games and prizes. Creamed salmon and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Farrell
Donald Wilson
Arthur Perry
James York
Myra Pennell
Elmer Morse
J. Emery Footer
Thatcher Pinkham
Frank Knight
Lloyd Rogers
Harold Miller
John Williams
Keith Atwood
Harold Mott
Paul Graffam
Robert P. Manson
Frank Perry
Dorothy Rogers
Wallace Hinckley
Danford MacDonald
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Walter Morse
Dora Rogers
J. Emery Freeman
Hyde Camp Members Attend Inspection in Portland
Members of T. W. Hyde Camp, onion veterans and an auxiliary, traveled to Portland Monday last week for inspection of Shepley Auxiliary. The party included Department Junior Vice Commander C. Lloyd Hooker, Ruby Hooker, Joseph N. Day, Ira Day, Harry Warner, Lillian Warner, Bi Warner, Earl Legard, Gerry Brown, and Philip Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hyde Camp
Onion
Portland
Shepley
Department
C. Lloyd Hooker
Ruby Hooker
Joseph N. Day
Ira Day
Harry Warner
Lillian Warner
Bi Warner
Earl Legard
Gerry Brown
Philip Boyd
Notable Names Listed in Local Society Directory
Phyllis Watts Mildred Osborne John Osborne Maurice Warner Francis Warner Phyllis Warner Mrs William Wakefield Norman Frizzell Lynwood Miller and Commander Eugene Hawkes appear among the prominent figures named in the community column. The roster reflects local families and a naval officer, indicating social mobility and civic ties within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Watts
Mildred Osborne
John Osborne
Maurice Warner
Francis Warner
Phyllis Warner
William Wakefield
Norman Frizzell
Lynwood Miller
Eugene Hawkes
Terrace Club Halloween Party at Hyde Park
The Terrace club of Hyde Park held a Halloween party at Betty MacDougal's Bluff road home on Tuesday last week with Mildred Jones as hostess. Members in costume enjoyed games and refreshments. Florence Cooper photographed the event. attendees included Irene Perkins, Leah Coleman, Doris McDonald, Christine Watts, Millicent Ball, Betty McInnes, Rey Young and Harriet Gardie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Club
Hyde Park
Cat
Betty MacDougal
Bluff Road
Mildred Jones
Florence Cooper
Irene Perkins
Leah Coleman
Doris McDonald
Christine Watts
Millicent Ball
Betty McInnes
Rey Young
Harriet Garside
Knick Kack Klub Meeting at Mrs Page Home
Mrs Gladys Page hosted the Knick Knack Klub at her Pine Street home last Monday for sewing and knitting with refreshments. The group will meet November 3 with Mrs Elizabeth Holland of Richardson Street. Present were Mrs Evelyn McDougal Mrs Edna Manion Mrs Louise Burgess Mrs Helen Caton Mrs Marion Safford Mrs Beatrice Thebeau Mrs Doris Lutz Mrs Helen Soule and Mrs Gladys Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Page
Knick-Knack Klub
Pine Street
Elizabeth Holland
Richardson _ street
Evelyn McDougal
Edna Manion
Louise Burgess
Helen Caton
Marion Safford
Beatrice Thebeau
Doris Lutz
Helen Soule i
Halloween Meeting Of Hockomock Council Draws Visitors
The Hockomock Council held a Thursday evening regular meeting and Halloween party with guests from Auburn Brunswick Mechanic Falls South Bristol South Portland Gloucester and Yarmouth. Prizes for the funniest costumes went to guests from South Bristol and Yarmouth. The next meeting is scheduled for November 6 at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockomock Council
Auburn
Brunswick
Mechanic Falls
South Bristol
South Portland
Gloucester
Yarmouth
Leola
Alfaretta
Owaissa
Mishanock
Wanda
Durumoquen
Swegustogoe
Hockomock
Bath
Bristol
Donald Cromwell
Millie Roderick
Annie Wilson
Mabel Williams
Ruth Trask
Mary Anderson
Helping Hand Club Halloween Party at Hinckley home
The Helping Hand club met last Wednesday at Mrs. Cecile White’s Hinckley street home for a Halloween and birthday party. Members wore costumes, enjoyed social time and lunch served by hostess Mrs Yvonne Vallaincourt who had a birthday. Marie Sirois won the guest prize. Next meeting at Mrs Barbara Belanger in West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Cecile White
Hinckley Street
Yvonne Valliancourt
Marie Sirois
Germaine Foster
Barbara Belanger
Bernice Green
Cecil Rossignol
Leona Cyr
Yvonne Vallaincourt
Grimmard
Winter Street
Ladies Aid of Winter Street Church Session and Lunch
An all day session of the Ladies Aid at Winter Street Church featured a chop suey lunch served by a long list of volunteers. Mrs. Charles Nelson was reported ill, and members were asked to send cards. A treasurer’s report was given, and the Women’s Council was announced to meet at Beacon Street Church next Friday. A talk on Manx cats and a prize Manx display followed the luncheon, with Mrs. Wallace Ham highlighting the Isle of Man origin and near championship standing. The program will continue next Friday with slides on a trip, and co chairs Susie Clark and Ada Purington will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of
Winter Street Church
Ernest Freeman
Allen M. Irish
Alice Varney
Eloise Folsom
Walter Wiggin
Winnie Durgin
Dorothy Weeks
Cecil Payne
Horace Morse
John A. Morse
Clarence W. Morse
Doris Tobey
Delmar Bates
Herbert Anderson, Jr
John Sylvester
Isle of Man
G. Thomas Murphy
Susie Clark
Ada Purington
Central Ladies Aid Plans Held at Church House
Central Ladies Aid met in the church house on Friday afternoon. Members discussed several plans for upcoming activities and community service, aiming to boost church outreach and support for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Central Church
Women’s Fellowship News Recaps November Activities
Members discussed November events including canceling next Friday’s regular meeting for World Community Day. A Women's Fellowship supper is planned for Nov 7 at the parish house, with a care party on Nov 14 under the Ways and Means directive. The Aid meeting date is Navy 14. An Old Testament roll call led a program and discussion. hostesses Mrs Harold Cutting and Mrs Adolph Ehlers served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Aid
Navy
Harold Cutting
Adolph Ehlers
Winter Street Auxiliary Halloween meeting and events
The Ladies Auxiliary of Winter Street church held a Halloween event with costumes games and stunts supervised by Miss Alice Johnson and committee. A rummage sale is set for Nov 15 chaired by Ernest Freeman. A tea for Girl Scouts and mothers is planned for 3 p.m. Monday in the ladies parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street Church
Alice Johnson
Harry Horne
Elna McCabe
Manley- Grant
Ernest Freeman
Donald Freeman
Roy Lawrence
Thornton Percy
Mizpah Class Halloween Party At West Bath
Mrs Bernita Graves entertained the Mizpah Class of First Baptist Church at a Halloween party in West Bath on a Tuesday evening. Members appeared in costumes and the hall was decorated for the holiday as refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in the vestry with a paper party led by Edith Parks. proceeds go to the class treasury and all ladies and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Graves
West Bath
First Baptist Church
Edith Parks
Episcopal Young People Fellowship Holds Inaugural Meeting
Episcopal Young People Fellowship met at Grace church parish house for its first gathering. Rev. Leslie Grant appointed six planners and advisors. Clinton Owen and Mrs. George Musk named. William Munsey led prayer. Martha Holmes reported. Arthur Mayo elected president. Julie Cummings program chair for next Sunday. Beverly Austin to oversee refreshments with Harry Musk. Next meeting set for seven to nine Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Young People’s Fellowship
Grace Church Parish House
Leslie Grant
Clinton Owen
George Musk
William Munsey
Martha Holmes
Arthur Mayo
Julie Cummings
Beverly Austin
Harry Muskes
Grant
Acadia Lodge to Meet with Knights of Pythias
Acadia Lodge Knights of Pythias meets tonight at 7 30 at its Washing ton Street hall with Chancellor Commander John A Brown presiding A short business meeting will precede films shown again from the Brunswick district convention Plans for the forthcoming auction and supper next Thursday are discussed The district deputy grand chancellor is expected to attend The annual report was read at last week’s meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Washington Street
John A. Brown
Brunswick
Auction to be announced as committees begin collection
Readable text indicates an auction is planned with the date to be announced. Committees have been appointed and collection has started, signaling organized preparation for the sale. The notice emphasizes ongoing setup rather than final details or outcomes.
Christmas Sale Planned by First Baptist Circle
The First Baptist Church Ladies Sewing Circle met last Wednesday December 6 planning their annual Christmas sale. Committees ran fancy work quilts and cashiers under Mrs Ora Dauphin Lucy Brown and Clyde Pinkham while Miss Mabel Lake supervised cooked foods. Stella Hart and Cora Blakeney led the candy table. plant and greens by John Farrow. novelties by Florence Woodside Lizzie Hagg et and Nellie Hynes. Bernice Oliver and Luetta Brooks led the White Elephant table. The group noted Mrs Laura Harrington has improved after illness and returned home on North Street after months in Topsham with her daughter Mrs Edward Hines. Another meeting is set for November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jennie Cameron
Ora Dauphin
Lucy Brown
Clyde Pinkham
Mabel Lake
Julia Moore
Stella Hart
Cora Blakeney
John Farrow
Florence Woodside
Lizzie Haggett
Nellie Hynes
Bernice Oliver
Luetta Brooks
Laura Harrington
North Street
Topsham
Edward Hines
Halloween Party For First Baptist Children
Children in kindergarten and primary at First Baptist Sunday School enjoyed a Halloween party in the vestry last Wednesday from 4 to 6. Decorations made the hall festive for games and the winner was crowned. The committee included Mrs Ronald Buffan as chairwoman, Mrs Donald Preble, and Mrs Miriam Halloween. Iced cakes fruit punch and candy were served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Ronald Buffan
Donald Preble
Miriam House
Dunlap Commandery Hosts Halloween Pie Supper
During an inspection Tuesday of last week Dunlap Commandery members were treated to a chicken pie supper prepared by Genesta Chapter OES under the supervision of Worthy Matron Athena Gillespie. The dining room was led by Mrs. Evelyn Wyman with help from Mrs. Eleanor Merchant and several others while Mrs. Gillespie’s kitchen crew included Mrs. Nellie Smith and more. Halloween themed decorations featured pumpkins, candles, autumn leaves, and a pumpkin-laden stage setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillespie
Paul G. Bagdikian
Ray Howe
Loren Smith
Lannes Fuller
Elwood Hathorne
Russell Merchant
Philip Wyman
Rena Roberts
Donald Page
Henry G. Shaw
Genesta
Hawthorne
Brunswick
Dorothy Whitney
Grand
Maine
Dunlap Commandery
Genesta Chapter
O.E.S
Worthy
Athena Gillespie
Evelyn Wyman
Eleanor Merchant
Ruth Fuller
Nellie D'Arcy
Arline Scott
Irene Rice
Gillespie
Nellie Smith
Rose Rogers
Beatrice Coombs
Colonial Club to Visit Woodfords Club for Nov 12 Tour
Colonial club directors vote to accept a trip invitation from Woodfords club of Portland for a game tournament at Woodfords on November 12. Members involved in auction contract or cribbage should notify the committee. Transportation by private cars departs 6 30 from the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Woodfords Club
Portland
Woodfords
Paul Holmson
Frank Lawnee
Clinton D. Wilson
Harold E. Brown
Woodfords ‘Club
Winter Street Couples Club Meeting Details
The Winter Street Church Young Couples met Saturday in the ladies parlor for a covered dish supper with salads casseroles relishes rolls pumpkin pie and coffee. A business session followed with a nominating committee to propose officers at the December 6 gathering. A social hour with a mixed program featured guest Wilbur Rice of New England Tel Tel explaining how television programs are transmitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Couples Club
Winter Street Church
Harry Ring, Jr
John A. Greene, Jr
John G. Morse
Arthur Hutchins
Stewart McAllister
Roy Losechner
Fred Osgood
Leland Patton
Gerard Billington
Daniel Matter
Linwood Emple
Linwood Abbott
Merton Bradway
Robert Brownell
Theryl Robbins
Owen Wilams
Wilbur Rice
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Sabol
Pejepscot
R of
Roy Lutz
Pede Club
Daniel McDougal
Lauriston Caton
Harold Safford
Nathan Waite
Maine General Hospital
Johnson
Carol
Julia Donnell
Portsmouth
N. H
Richard Downing Bull, Jr
Arlington, Va
Richard D. Bull
Mr. Bull
International Business Machines
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Smith
William Pecci
Campbell's Pond
Roy Lutz, Jr
Claire Wing
Sandra Jean
Drayton
Albert O. Berry
USN
Norfolk
F. Arthur Berry
Robbins Street
Ann Rwood
Frank B. Calderwood
Union
Berry
Charles R. Ware
Newport
R. I
Leonard F. Wetherbee
Cheryl
Allen Street
Cobb Road
Clarence Passmore
Carden
George Campbell
Newcastle
Tilden Hodgkins
North Newcastle
Harry T. Passmore
Curtis Funeral
City
Passmore
Marcia White
Arthur Darnell
Jim
Jerry
San Antonio
Texas
Capt
Ralph Thomas
Bailey Island
Howard W. Holmes
Holmes
Ruben Walker
Sgt. Holmes
U. S. Army
Germany
United States
Charles B. Doyle, Jr
E. Sargent Legard
Dana Haggerthy
Morse High School
Haggerthy
Leah E. Strout
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Cornwell Strout
Stanley Strout
New York City
Milton
Mass
Grace Ferry
Donald, Jr
Richard
Park Street
Bernice Perkins
Niles L. Perkins
Bingham
Robert A. Milliken
John McInnes
Eastland
Dennis Murphy
Gail
Drayton Road
Kay Doyle
Lewiston
Sandra Daley
Andrews Road
Jane Niles
Gorham State Teachers College
Merle Niles
Miss Niles
William Grevers
Susan
Heather
Meadowbrook
Agnes Anderson Shellenbarger
Floral Street
Wesley Methodist Church
Weston Bonney
Orvis Bonney
Dean Bonney
Edwin Pert
Perleston L. Pert, Jr
University of Maine
Perleston L. Pert
H. S. Cromwell
Florida
Lawrence R. Vail
Carleton W. Lowell
Flossie M. Beals
Jeanette B. Pettengill
Arthur Pratt
Leo Pratt
Saco
Swift & Co
Biddeford
George Baer Connard
Susan Bell
George Baer, Jr
Leonard Smith
David and
Dale
Joe Eddie Jaquith
Kenneth Jaquith
Denny Road
Mt. Carmel
Richmond
Machias
Annah McCabe
Marguerite Cutting
Elizabeth Burden
Mildred Clark
Fred L. Williams
Alonzo G. Fer
Williams
New Meadows
Franklin Howe
Ellen
Howe
Arthur M. Packard
Beacon Street
Dixfie
Joseph P. Gillo, Jr
Korea
Tommi
Schop
Joseph Gillo
Westley Street
Kay Clark
Fletcher Waterman
Manchester
Dun & Brad Street
Lahey Clinic
Mr. Niles
Deaconess Hospital
James Deek
Calais
George Gallant
Thomas Gallant
William H. Hewett
Wellesley
Larry R. Vail
Melvin B. Henderson
Melissa Brooks
Henderson
Diane Curtis
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester, N. Y
Bath Societies
PHI Kappa Delta
T. W. Hyde
Central Ladies Aid
Edgar Leavitt
Anna Hill
Herbert Anderson
Richard Schaper
Merritt Shea
Austin Miller
Paul McCole
Episcopal Young People
First Baptist Circle
First Baptist Children
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