Grace church card party hosts and volunteers noted
Woman's auxiliary of Grace church chaired by Mrs. Charles H. Cahill held a parish house card party with ten tables and small prizes. Tea followed as Mrs. J. R. Andrews and other committee members assisted. Several local residents and students were listed with weekend plans and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cahill
Grace Church
J. R. Andrews
Andrews
Carl C. Anderson
Mary F. Gibbons
Harold DeLong
Edith Ledyard
Everett Pierce
Minnie A. White
Local Visitors Return From Trips Across the Region
Mrs. Maurice Taylor and daughter June of Dummerstreet visited her mother Mrs. A. P. Richards in Farmington and returned Sunday while Mr. Taylor drove to Farmington to join them. Chester A. Plant Arthur Plant and Wallace Plant came back from a hunting trip near Fletcher's Landing Ellsworth. Mrs Annie Moore of Cambridge Mass returns after two weeks with cousin Thomas F Reynolds on upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Taylor
June
Dummerstreet
Chester A. Plant
Arthur Plant
Wallace Plant
Fletcher’s Landing
Ellsworth
Annie Moore
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas F. Reynolds
Upper
Washington Street
Collegiate weekend visits noted in Gorham and Waterville
Miss Ethelyn Gibson daughter of Rev Mrs Mary Gibson of Damariscot ta and Miss Barbara Fisher of this city shared a weekend at Gorham Normal and visited Mr and Mrs A G Fisher on Park street. C Lloyd Hooker Colby 33 joined Colby Alumni day and the Colby Maine game in Waterville. Miss Geraldine Stott residing at 111 Pleasant avenue Woodfords with Mrs Stott spent the weekend with her father Dr A A Stott in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Gibson
Mary Gibson
Damariscotta
Barbara Fisher
Gorham Normal
Miss Gibson
Miss Fisher
A. G. Fisher
Park Street
Gorham
C. Lloyd Hooker
Colby
Waterville
Geraldine Stott
Westbrook Seminary
Pleasant Avenue
Woodfords
Mrs. Stott
Miss Stott
A. A. Stott
Portland Notables Attend Funeral of Frederick C. Cox
Miss Emma Furlong of Portland attended the Bath funeral of her cousin Frederick C. Cox on Tuesday. Attendees included I. A. Harris of Greenville, Walter Pendleton of Boston, and Mr. LaGeste of Boston, with local residents Mrs. Jessie Spaulding and Mrs. Walter Morse hosting weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Furlong
Portland
Bath
Frederick C. Cox
I. A. Harris
Greenville
Cox
A. Hallet & Co
Walter Pendleton
Boston
Mr. LaGeste
Local Visitors and Church Auxiliary Update
Mrs. Kleber J. Perry and her son arrive to visit family at 614 Washington Street. The Winter Street church auxiliary met with 32 attendees and planned a baked bean supper for November 18, with a rotating committee of Mrs. Russell Colby Mrs. Elna McCabe and Mrs. Edward Brown. A social and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Charles Andre Mrs. Wendall Heal Mrs. Richard Hersom and Mrs. Roland Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Street
Russell Colby
Elna McCabe
Edward Brown
Charles Andre
Wendall Heal
Richard Hersom
Roland Jones
Winter Street church ladies aid hears Norway talk and plans sale
The Winters Street Ladies' Aid met Friday with 45 present as Rev Joseph O. Purdue continued his Norway talk. Members sewed aprons for a December 13 sale while hostesses hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Winter Street Church
Joseph O. Purdue
Norway
Purdue
Eleanor E. Hilton
Sarah J. Hitchcock
Ruth W. Henry
Isabel E. Carter
Abigail F. Carter
Maine Colby game draws Bath student band member
James Temple a University of Maine freshman and University band member joined the college band in Waterville for the annual Maine Colby football game. Other items note Mrs Karcher Jackson and Mrs Roscoe Shaw traveling to New York, births at City Hospital, and local trips by residents including the Cotter and Craft families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Temple
Bath
University of Maine
Waterville
Colby and Bowdoin Weekend Socials Highlight Maine Visit
Miss Mary Hodgkins returned Sunday from Waterville after attending Colby night and the Colby Maine game with George Littlefield of the University of Maine. Mr and Mrs Alden G Smith hosted a luncheon Saturday ahead of the Bowdoin Bates football clash at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodgkins
Waterville
Colby
Alden G. Smith
Brunswick
Topsham Supper Party Hosts Noted Social Guests
Mrs Rupert H Baxter Dr and Mrs James O Lincoln Mrs Byron F Barker Mr and Mrs Edwin H Given Mr and Mrs James A Gillies Jr Mr and Mrs Alden G Smith Lieut and Mrs George P Hunter and Lieut and Mrs Edward C Craig were among guests at an informal Saturday afternoon supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Bruce H M White at their Topsham home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
James O. Lincoln
Byron F. Barker
Edwin H. Given
James A. Gillies, Jr
Alden G. Smith
George P. Hunter
Edward C. Craig
Bruce H. M. White
Topsham
Mrs Jaqua Returns From Visit To Waterville
Mrs. Frank W. Jaqua of 833 High street returned Sunday afternoon from Waterville where she spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Sarah Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Jaqua
High Street
Waterville
Sarah Haskell
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Frances L. Miller
Miss Frances L. Miller of 822 Middle street entertained Tuesday of last week with a Halloween party. Refreshments were served and games, including cards, were played. Attending were the Misses Madelyn Summerton Grace Bishop Priscilla Wyman Alice Warner Jennie Middleton Jennie Gary Margaret McDougall. Miss Summer ton won high score in cards and Miss Middleton, the consolation. Miss Gary won a game in which the number of berries in a jar were guessed. Mr. and Mrs Warren F Hawley entertained a few friends at supper Saturday night at their home on Western avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Miller
Middle Street
Madelyn Summerton
Grace Bishop
Priscilla Wyman
Alice Warner
Jennie Middleton
Jennie Gary
Margaret McDougall
Miss Summerton
Miss Middleton
Miss Gary
Warren F. Hawley
Western Avenue
Charles W Walsh Jr Returns From Illness At Cleansing Plant
Charles W Walsh Jr of 25 Cobb Road was briefly seen at his cleansing plant on Front Street on Tuesday, the first outing since eight days of illness from ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Walsh, Jr
Cobb Road
Front Street
Mrs Liscomb returns from Biddeford for two week visit
Mrs Caroline Liscomb arrived Tuesday from Biddeford where she spent a few months visiting her nephew Arthur Sewall and Mrs Sewall at the Stone house for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Liscomb
Biddeford
Arthur Sewall
Sewall
Stone House
Boothbay guests include J H Welsh and sister Mary Welsh
J H Welsh and his sister Miss Mary Welsh of Boothbay visited Mr and Mrs O E Page at 434 Middle Street on Sunday. Miss Welsh formerly taught Greek and art appreciation at Berea College in Kentucky and was for many years the college dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Welsh
Mary Welsh
Boothbay
O. E. Page
Middle Street
Two Maine Women Set For New Bedford Visit
Miss Clara Hawthorne of Woolwich and Miss Annie MacKowan of East Machias travel to New Bedford Massachusetts this week to visit Miss MacKowan’s sister Miss Grace MacKowan. Miss Hawthorne recently visited her nephew Harvey P Hathorne of Sagadahoc Ferry, age two Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hawthorne
Woolwich
Annie MacKowan
East Machias
New Bedford
Mass
Miss MacKowan
Grace MacKowan
Miss Hawthorne
Harvey P. Hathorne
Sagadahoc Ferry
Mrs Daley Back Home From Portland Visit
Mrs Frank Daley returns to her Beacon street residence after spending several days in Portland with her brother Augustus Burnham who is a patient at St Barnabas hospital in Woodfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daley
Beacon Street
Portland
Augustus Burnham
St. Barnabas Hospital
Woodfords
Women hosts and officers cited in Bath gatherings
Mrs Frank J Farrin was initiated into the Past Noble Grands club at Mrs Ralph Manks home at 15 Spring Street. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs H T B Leeman, Mrs Leonard M Lord, Mrs Albert H Thompson, and Mrs William J Jacobs. Other attendees included Mrs Wallace L Atwood and several local members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Munsey’s 427 High Street with a Thanksgiving theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Farrin
Noble Grand
Noble
Leonard M. Lord
Albert H. Thompson
William J. Jacobs
Wallace L. Atwood
Alfred H. Bunker
Herbert H. Huggard
Leonard M. Munsey
Victor Pinkham
Munsey
High Street
Bath Social Roundup Visits and Travels North South
Mr and Mrs Edwin D Tietig have returned from Boston after weeks of rehearsals for a Stage show. Mrs Archibald M Main is visiting Fort McKinley with her daughter. Bath residents plan Florida winter homes with Mr and Mrs E J Bachelder and Mrs Georgie Glass heading to St Petersburg. Bowdoin alumnus Earle S Thompson of New York attended Alumni Day and stayed with Mr and Mrs George E Thompson in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Tietig
Cobb Road
Boston
Archibald M. Main
Middle Street
Fort McKinley
Warren Halterman
Bath
Florida
E. J. Bachelder
Georgie Glass
St. Petersburg
Local residents attend games and community events
Charles H Cahill Jr studies engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. Mrs Mendall and Mrs Corliss attended Bowdoin Bates game where Mendall's son George plays for Bates. Reuben Rich visits North Bath after his mother Rosa Rich's death. Linwood Haynes and Carol E Stevens from University of Maine attended Colby Maine game in Waterville. Fred D Hill hosts birthday supper. Central Church League plans Christmas sale for Dec 5 and will serve a 6:30 supper next Monday. Mrs Bonney and Mrs Morse hosted a Monday meeting with 17 attendees and a current event share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Charles H. Cahill
High Street
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N. Y
Frank V. Mendall
Augusta
Charles A. Corliss
York Street
Mendall
Corliss
Bowdoin
Colby-Maine
Waterville
Linwood W. Haynes
Carol E. Stevens
University of Maine
Central Church League
James T. Bonney
Horace P. Morse
Sunday School Session and Local Shipyard Update
Rev. Charles R. Sims led a First Baptist Sunday school gathering at the parsonage with 23 attendees. Paul Legard presided over a business meeting, then Sims gave a short talk. Carolyn Oliver and Mary Child organized games and refreshments. William A. Perry joined the Berwind Glen engineering crew and is visiting home while the collier undergoes engine work in Fall River, Massachusetts. A son weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces was born Tuesday evening at City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. Mihalos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Sims
First Baptist Parsonage
North
Paul Legard
Sims
Carolyn Oliver
Mary Child
William A. Perry
Berwindglen
Fall River
Mass
City Hospital
Nicholas S. Mihalos
High Street
Bath Notes Travel to Florida and Local Social News
Mr and Mrs Edwin A Copeland of 1001 Middle Street and Mrs Charles R Oliver of Portland plan a Florida winter likely spending in St Petersburg They leave Maine Saturday Alfred H Bunker will look after the Copeland home Mrs Joseph H Christie of Wisconsin formerly Bath visits Bath Mrs John McInnes of Washington Street leaves for Boston to winter with her son Duncan McInnes Mr and Mrs John McInnes Jr depart for Portland to visit parents in law Robert B Hatch heads to Boston Rev George B Wolstenholme Colby College 1922 among Bath visitors to Maine Colby game Elwood Toothaker also attends Arthur F Mayo of Bath goes to Bowdoin Bates game Dike P T A holds rummage and food sale committee listed plus thanks Dr and Mrs Charles Helah spend days at New Harbor Audrey Hill hosts Halloween party Eliot A Fuller and wife return from Norway visit C C C Camp Stow and meet Charles Shaw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleber J. Perry
Eber, Jr
Edwin A. Copeland
Middle Street
Charles R. Oliver
Portland
Florida
St. Petersburg
Maine
Alfred H. Bunker
North Street
Copeland
John McInnes
Washington Street
Boston
Duncan McInnes
John McIinness, Jr
Ernest A. Randall
George B. Wolstenholme
Colby College
Bath
Waterville
Elwood Toothaker
Eliot A. Fuller
Beacon Street
Norway
Leon Curtis
Stow
Charles Shaw
Sidney Noyes
Madeline Noyes
Dobbs Ferry-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Social Notes From Bath And Vicinity Readers
Local residents from University of Maine visitors to Bath attend weekend events. Several residents relocate for work or study, including the Genthners wedding return trip and Downey family visits from Ware, Massachusetts. Red Cross garment work with St Marys guild at Oak street parish house, 28 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Troop
Augustus Perow
W. Dayton Hill
Anna Trott
St. Mary’s Guild
Oak Street
Red Cross
Gardiner Doctor Wallace Price Ill. Noted Mason
Friends of Dr. Wallace N. Price of Gardiner report his serious illness. A native of Richmond he is well known locally and has frequently visited the city on Masonic business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace N. Price
Gardiner
Richmond
Fisher Family Visits East Vassalboro
Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Fisher and son Philip of Park Street spent Tuesday as guests of Mrs Clara Williams in East Vassalboro visiting Mrs Williams for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Fisher
Philip
Park Street
East Vassalboro
Bates College student Edward Bridgham visits parents
Edward Bridgham, a Bates College attendee, has returned home after a brief visit with his parents Attorney and Mrs. Edward W. Bridgham at 1074 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bridgham
Bates College
Edward W. Bridgham
Washington Street
Corliss Street church class meets with 19 present
The Corliss Street church class gathered Wednesday with Mrs Abner C Johnson at 36 School Street, nineteen attendees including Mrs John W Nocton and Mrs Fred B Daley. Readings were shared after Bible Q A, followed by a buffet lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street Church
Abner C. Johnson
School Street
Johnson
John W. Nocton
Fred 8
Daley
Angus E. Burden
John Tyler
George A. Worrey
George F. Wallace
Mabel
S. Shepard
Chesley Hutchins
Ephraim F. French
R. Frank Curtis
Martha E. Cutting
Nellie M. Bonney
George H. Coombs
Elizabeth Lermond
Charles W. Plant
Ross E. Mitchell
George F. Allen
Albert F. Mudge
Shepard
Ramona Council Members Attend Minneola Council Anniversary
Ramona council members Mrs. Howard E. Blake Miss Catherine A. Durgan Ralph J. Boardman and Mr and Mrs Ernest R Avery attended the 28th anniversary of Minneola council in South Portland on Thursday evening Supper was served at 630 and the regular meeting followed Great chiefs of the state were present Mrs Blake serving as Great Wenonah Also noted Miss Lillian M Snow closed her cottage at Fosters Point and will winter in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Blake
Catherine A. Durgan
Ralph J. Boardman
Ernest R. Avery
Ramona Council
D. of P
Minneola Council
South Portland
Blake
Wenonah
Lillian M. Snow
Foster's Point
New York
Bath graduate Frank Nichols attends Colby back to Colby event
Hon Frank B Nichols among Bath graduates of Colby College who joined the Back to Colby exercises Friday evening amid the celebration for Saturday's Colby Maine football game in Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Nichols
Bath
Colby College
Colby
Maine
Waterville
Stacey Family To Spend Winter In St Petersburg
Hon. and Mrs. John H. Stacey of Popham Beach plan to depart November 15 and spend the winter in St Petersburg Florida, continuing their annual relocation pattern for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stacey
Popham Beach
St Petersburg
Fla
Mrs Reed to Spend Winter in Saco With Daughter
Mrs. Frank G. Reed leaves Sunday for Saco to pass the season with her daughter Mrs. Howard Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Alton King close their Court street home as Mrs. King stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meister while Mr. King accepts a position at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Reed
Saco
Howard Hill
Alton King
Court Street
Mrs. King
Mrs
Carl Meister
Washington Street
Mr. King
Charlestown Navy Yard
Local residents share news from Bath to Bar Harbor
Lester Knights of 453 Washington street is recovering after surgery at Bath hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Cooke arrived from Silver Springs Maryland to visit Sheriff and Mrs. Albert Henderson at 89 Union street. Polly Porteous of Portland visits Mrs. Frederick E. Drake in Washington overnight. William F. Pond Erastus Jewett couples return from a Bar Harbor outing citing Cadillac mountain and many visitors. Mrs. Frank Scott returns to Somerville after four months at a Popham Beach cottage with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Knights
Washington Street
Bath Hospital
Francis G. Cooke
Silver Springs
Polly Porteous
Portland
Frederick E. Drake
William F. Pond
Erastus Jewett
Bar Harbor
Central House
Cadillac Mountain
Frank Scott
Somerville
Mass
Popham Beach
Scott
Hyde Park and Weymouth Guests Visit Beals in Brunswick Road
The report notes weekend guests from Hyde Park and North Weymouth visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Beal on Brunswick road. It also mentions John C. Wright traveling to New London to visit the Webbers, and Daniel Williams with his daughter Elizabeth returning home from a Boston visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lawrence
Hyde Park
Mass
W. A. Beal
North Weymouth
Frank H. Beal
Brunswick Road
John C. Wright
New London
Conn
Frank Webber
Parker Head
Webber
Wright
Mrs Bonney Returns From Three Week Visit
Mrs Edwin W. Bonney of 1166 Washington returned Monday after a three weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Emery Kent of Mt Pleasant. T and Mrs Weston L Bonney of the Brunswick road passed the weekend at Mount Pleasant with Mrs Bonney returning to Bath with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Bonney
Washington
Visi
Emery Kent
Mt. Pleasant
Weston L. Bonney
Brunswick Road
Mount Pleasant
Bonney
Bath
Mrs Rand Returns to Portsmouth After Visit
Mrs Norman Rand came back to Portsmouth New Hampshire on Tuesday after spending Monday night with Dr and Mrs H B Duce. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Charles R Higgins who will stay through January before traveling to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rand
Portsmouth
N. H
H. B. Duce
Charles R. Higgins
Florida
Jane Stevens Hosts Birthday Party at Middle Street
Jane Stevens celebrated her birthday Tuesday at her Middle street home entertaining several of her young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Hiram T. Stevens
Middle Street
Needle Work Guild exhibition boosts membership drive
A generous response came for the Needle Work Guild plea for new members as the exhibit day arrived on Thursday. Guild members in the Red Cross rooms offered two new garments per year for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Work Guild
Red Cross
Re elected to office as Bath woman celebrates eightieth milestone
Lois T. McKiever of 96 Bedford Street marks her 80th birthday and is reelected president of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge in Bath. The event includes a party, gifts, and remarks from McKiever who notes her active roles in numerous organizations. Henry T. B. Leeman introduces as incoming district deputy president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois T. McKiever
Bedford Street
Queen Esther Rebekah
Fellows’ Hall
Alfred H. Bunker
Herbert H. Huggard
Frank J. Patrin
Noble Grand
Rebekah Assembly
Lewiston
McKiever
Herbert W. McCabe
Roger Pierce
Henry T. B. Leeman
Phippsburg Notes on Old Churches and Hidden Histories
Historical column from March 25 1829 recalls Mrs Martha Perry's baptism by Rev Jotham and notes on old Sewall Manor house, a buried era in Mead owbrook Road pasture and a plank of local legends. It mentions church admissions in May 1829, the Thom as McCobb house moved to Beauchamp Point, and tales of White Cedars and haunted Whitmore spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Martha
Eli Perry
Jotham
Stoneybrook
Sewall
Meadowbrook
Prudence Morse
Ezekial Drummond
William Potter
Junr
Lucy Whitmore
Rachel Prebble
Mary Ann Drummond
Jane Sylvester
Silence A. Hill
Charlotte Whitmore
Nancy Morse
Jane D. Whitmore
Drummonds
Thomas McCobb
Beauchamp Point
Rockport
England
America
Boston
Donald Dodge
Philadelphia
White Cedars
Whitmore
McCobb Creek
Frank Bowker
Whitmores
Square House
Center Pond
Hill
Getchell
C. V. Minott
Alvin Getchell
Auxiliary Officers Installed in Joint G A R Hall Ceremony
SONS AND AUXILIARY INSTALL OFFS T W Hyde camp No 9 Sons of Union Veterans and Mrs Seth Stewart installed Officers of the Auxiliary No 11 in a joint ceremony at the G A R hall on Middle Street. A supper preceded the event with Mrs Vernon Miller assisting. New officers include Mrs Jothur Hagcet president and Edward A Garcelon councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Stewart
Rockland
Anderson Camp
S. of U. V
Stewart
Florence Robinson
Charles W. Pratt
Arthur B. Haggett
T. W. Hyde Camp
T. W. Hyde
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Middle Street
Vernon Miller
Jothur Hagcett
Arthur Norman Smith
Merritt's Island Changes Hands in New River Draw
Ownership of Merritt's Island in the New River opposite Meadows River passes from the De Hyde estate to Miss Madelyn C. Chase. The transfer occurs as of September, with the De Hyde heirs and related parties noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur L. Pratt
Jack Verhues
Maxwell Powers
Sumner Sewall
New York City
Russell H. Stodder
Donald B. Wilson
Duncan H. Farrell
Springfield College
Springfield
Henry S. Farrell
Tuner’s Court
Charles Paulin
C. W. Rogers
West Palm Beach
Blair C. Wilson
Horace P. Herrick
Morse High School
Paul B. Wilson
Blair
Susan N. Ballou
Queens
Long Island
H. W. L. Stafford
Hope Rowe
Rowe
Caverly
Merton Dearing
Mrs. Dearing
John H. Grindell
Grace Spaulding
Maine General Hospital
Jessie Spaulding
Earl Morse
Farrin Street
Walter Morse
Agnes Fahey
Discord Club
Virginia Clark
Edna Potter
Shirley Shepard
Isabelle Berry
Elizabeth Oliver
Olive Hallowell
Everett White
Rodney Upham
Clifton Morang
Allison Woodruff
Montclair
N. J
E. F. Campbell
James Colby
the Nequasset Church
Bates-Bowdoin
Karcher Jackson
Roscoe Shaw
Thomas Cotter
William Thomas
Cotter
Alice Leeman
Harry Wallace
Granite Street
William J. Craft
Eugene Wilson
Medford
St. John
N. B
A. T. Craft
Mr. Craft
Mrs. Wilson
Dominique J. Tardiff
Thomas H. Bird
Paul D. Moore
Bath Street
Charles Noyes
Dobbs Ferry-on the-Hudson
Psi Upsilon
Bowdoin College
Noyes
Abby Clark
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Ladies’ Aid of
George Wallace
Somerset Place
Edgar Sherrill
Brookline
Jane Bunker
Earle S. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
George E. Thompson
Reuben Rich
Waltham, Mass
David Rich
North Bath
Rosa Rich
Fred D. Hill
Mr. Hill
Joseph H. Christie
Wisconsin
Robert B. Hatch
Arthur F. Mayo
Dike P. T. A
Summer Street
Frederick J. Hoffman
Andrew V. McAllister
Chester H. Worrey
Florence Sidelinger
Frank H. Reinoehl
Hoffman
Charles Helah
New Harbor
Audrey
Leonard Litchfield
Donald Lennox
Richard Haskell
Newell Wilson
John Murray
Malon Genthner
St. Mary’s Church
Trufant Street
John B. Downey
Mary Downey
Harold
Ware
Wiscasset
Carl Boudin
Medora Atwood
E. A. Dolloff
Ellen Warren
Day’s Ferry
Charles C. Corliss
Irma D. Groves
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Herbert E. Groves
Alfred Mitchell
Charles E. Doten
William D. Sewall
Shrewsbury
Edward Sumner
Albert R. Butler
Inglewood
Calif
H. Walter Butler
A. E. Rich
West Bath
Malden
M.ss
California
Albert E. Whitney
Floral Street
Daniel Williams
Elizabeth
Pine Tree Troup
Girl Scouts of America
Independent
Amber F. Carr
Vernon L. Keene
Auburn
York County
Gerald N. Langelier
Old Orchard Beach
White Mountains
New Hampshire
First Baptist Church
Junior Brotherhood of the Church
Troop 53
Boy Scouts
Armory Hall
Clifford Varney
Kenneth Jaquith
Francis Sullivan
Harold Hunt
Franklin Melville
Ralph Card
Town
Circle
Jack Shaw
Hyde Camp
Merritt’s Island
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