Local PTA Card Party Ends With Prize Winners
Mrs. George J. Reynolds hosted the final wind up of the Dike School PTA card party and dance at her Milan street home with prize awards in whist and bridge. Guests included Mrs. Hartley Baxter and Miss Sue Richardson. Proceeds aid the old First Parish Burying Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Reynolds
Charg
P.T.A
Flossy Erskine Sidelinger
Reynolds
Milan Street
Maud Hoffman
Mary McDonald
Sidelinger
Herman Crocker
Myrtle Gilmore
Lizzie Conley
Lonia Howe
Ruby Avery
Helen Crosker
Ada Fogwill
Pearl Lemont
Lulu Varney
Daniel Perry
Association
Hartley C. Baxter
Brunswick
College Street
Topsham-Brunswick
D.A.R
Old First Parish
Knick Knack Klub Hosts Members with Motion Picture Show
The Knick Knack Klub met Wednesday at Mrs. Walter Mosher’s Washington street home where guests enjoyed reels of scenic, comedy, historical, and fable films. Lunch was served after sewing. attendees included Evelyn Burgess Thelma Sylvester Elizabeth Holland Hannah Miller Mary Trufant Donis Kutz and Marion Safford. The club plans to meet Thursday evening with Doris Lutz Center street. Peter C Wilson 3rd class petty officer left Saturday for Chelsea Massachusetts after 30 days leave with his mother Mrs Lenora C Mitchell of 21 Raymond Court. He has served four years at Chelsea Naval Hospital and expects transfer to a ship on return. Mrs William Daley of Pearl street, recently in Quincy Massachusetts with her husband employed there, returned to Bath Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knick-Knack-Klub
Walter Mosher
Washington Street
Evelyn Burgess
Thelma Sylvester
Elizabeth Holland
Hannah Miller
Mary Trufant
Donis Kutz
Marion Safford
Doris Lutz
Center Street
Peter C. Wilson
Chelsea
Mass
Lenora C. Mitchell
Raymond Court
Wilson
Chelsea Naval Hospital
William Daley
Pearl Street
Quincy
Bath
Annie Gaudet
Joseph Gaudet
High Street
Margaret Gallant
Winter Street Court
J. P. G. Club
Miss Gaudet
Gaudet
James Clappison
Cobbroad
Auction Bridge Club
Chester Roberts
Carl Swanton
Miss Iva Hagan Visits Orono For Weekend with Brother
Miss Iva Hagan of upper High street went to Orono Friday and spent the weekend with her brother Wilbur Hagan a University of Maine junior. She attended the football game and the college hop on Saturday as his guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Hagan
Upper High Street
Orono
Wilbur Hagan
University of Maine
Miss Hagan
Recital Attendance Noted By Portland Social Ladies
Mrs Carlton Rice Mrs Lissa Dear born Miss Mabel Thwing and Miss Edna Bliss attended the John McCormack recital in Portland Thursday night, part of a city social column event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Rice
Lissa Dearborn
Mabel Thwing
Edna Bliss
John McCormack
Portland
Rand brothers seek new home with Tremain family
Arthur W. Rand and his brother Philip Rand, previously guests of their grandmother Mrs. Albert Mudge on Pine Street, have gone to Saugus Massachusetts to reside with their mother Mrs. Robert Tremain and Mr. Tremain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Rand
Philip Rand
Albert Mudge
Pine Street
Saugus
Mars
Robert Tremain
Mr. Tremain
Mrs Oliver and Son Return After Bath Visit
Mrs Charles R Oliver and her son Carl of Portland came home Saturday after spending several days in Bath as guests of Mrs Leonard Lord of Fitts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Oliver
Carlof Portland
Bath
Leonard Lord
Fitts Street
Maine PTA leaders announce state committee chairmen
Mrs Haven Sawyer of Bangor president of the Maine Parent-Teacher Association announced the state committee chairmen Friday night. The publicity chairman is Mrs Leroy F Colby of the city and the students loans and scholarships chairman is Mrs Charles R Farnham of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Maine Parent-Teacher Association
Leroy F. Colby
Charles R. Farnham
Mrs. Amanda Wright Recovers From Surgery in Brunswick
Mrs Amanda Wright of West Med ford Massachusetts spent the summer with relatives in Bath and after a several week hospital stay in Brunswick underwent a surgical operation. She has recovered sufficiently to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Wright
West Medford
Mass
Bath
Brunswick Hospital
Cheyenne'er Ralph Smith Visits Friends During Vacation
Ralph Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming, wartime Iron Works employee, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred E Oliver at 31 Robinson Lane before continuing a vacation in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fred E. Oliver
Robinson Lane
Mr. Smith
Boston
Corliss street church class held monthly meeting
The Corliss street church class met Wednesday last week at City Farm with Mrs Minnie McPherson for prayers and discussion. Members present included Jennie Seavey Harriet Nocton Katherine Wallace Janette Plant Lizzie French Martha Cutting Nellie Bonney Mary McIntire Etta Pottie Mabel Shepard Anna Allen Jennie Curtis Mabel Coombs Fannie Burden Mamie Worrey and Cressey. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss Street
Minnie McPherson
City Farm
Jennie Seavey
Harriet Nocton
Katherine Wallace
Janette Plant
Lizzie French
Martha Cutting
Nellie Bonney
Mary McIntire
Etta Pottie
Mabel Shepard
Anna Allen
Jennie Curtis
Mabel Coombs
Fannie Burden
Mamie Worrey
Cressey
Sorority Hosts and Church Meetings Highlight Week
The Wesley Methodist church sorority met for its monthly business at Mrs. Edward Coombs home on Union Street with 22 members present. Plans for the annual Christmas fair were discussed and committees named at the next meeting. Hostesses served refreshments. Also noted is Miss Bessie McKay visiting from this city and Mrs. Wilbur Brown of Brunswick, nee Doris Cornish, who traveled to Portland. The First Universalist Ladies Aid held a Friday meeting at Mrs. Henry Hodgdon’s home with a food sale and plans for a Christmas sale on December 11. Mrs. Thomas Neagle hosted Halloween refreshments and leaves for Boston for a few weeks. The Howe family moved from upper Washington Street to Mrs. Turner’s Union Street home for the winter. Miss Jessie Jackson and Miss Emma Stinson of Wiscasset returned after visiting N. Gratz Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Edward Coombs
Union Street
Coombs
Robert Gordon
Bessie McKay
Wilbur Brown
Brunswick
Doris E. Cornish
Portland
First Universalist Church
Henry G. Hodgdon
Green Street
John Howe
Muriel
J. Franklin Howe
Upper
Washington Street
Bath social notes and Harvard Dartmouth visit summarized
Bath residents attended the Harvard Dartmouth football game in Cambridge as Mrs. Charles J. Donne hosted a contract club noon gathering with three prize winners. Several Bath visitors traveled to Boston Portland and Orono for games and family visits among local residents and college friends.
Marriage intentions filed for Dunton Holbrook in Bath and Boothbay
Marriage intentions of Edward H. Dunton a Boothbay letter carrier and Doris L. Holbrook of Bath were filed Saturday with City Clerk John W. Gilmore. Dunton is son of Frank and Ella McC. Dunton Holbrook daughter of Charles H. and Gertrude B. Holbrook. Edward W. Bridgham Jr a Hebron Academy student weekend with his parents at 1074 Washington Street. Capt and Mrs Henry W. Butler and Mr and Mrs Edwin E. Pinson returned from a motor trip through Massachusetts visiting Watertown Dorchester and West Roxbury. Mr and Mrs W A Astle of Littleton N H and Mr and Mrs C E Daniels of St Johnsbury Vt returned after visiting Mr Astle's daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Hayward of 22 Fitts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dunton
Boothbay
Doris L. Holbrook
Bath
John W. Gilmore
Mr. Dunton
Frank
Ella McC. Dunton
Miss Holbrook
Charles H
Gertrude B. Holbrook
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
Hebron Academy
Edward W. Bridgham
Washington Street
Henry W. Butler
Edwin E. Pinson
Massachusetts
Watertown
Dorchester
West Roxbury
W. A. Astle
Littleton, N. H
C. E. Daniels
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Winter Trip Notes From Woolwich to Boston and Portland
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ryan of Woolwich travel to Boston for the winter and will visit their daughter Mrs George Carlton of Philadelphia. Mrs Linwood F Carr and several Pine Tree troop Girl Scouts left for Portland for the New England conference and will return Sunday. Phoebe Levya of Portland visits her brother George Levya in Turner Court. Mr and Mrs Charles J Donnell of Washington Street depart for Boston for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ryan
Woolwich
Boston
George Carlton
Philadelphia
Linwood F. Carr
Inez
Ellin Hodgkins
Catherine Sheilenbarger
Rosalys Desjardin
Margaret Higgins
Pine Tree Troop
No. 1
Portland
Maine Girl Scout Conference
Phoebe Levya
George Levya
Turner Court
Charles J. Donnell
Washington Street
Harold Dunham
Timothy C. Maney
George B. Wolstenholme
Charles E. Doten
Sherman Street
Doten
George A. Baker
Milan Street
Local College Trio Rejoins City After Weekend Visit
Miss Helen Sims daughter of Rev and Mrs Charles H Sims Miss Irma Groves daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Groves and Olaf C Johnson all students at Gordon College of Theology and Missions returned Monday morning after weekend in this city At First Baptist service the trio took part with Sims leading singing Groves reading Scripture Johnson offering prayer Also note Maine Bowdoin game attendance and Knights Templar inspection events in Bangor with a statewide commandery school of instruction later in the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sims
Charles H. Sims
North Street
Irma Groves
Herbert E. Groves
Court Street
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Olaf C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Miss Sims
Miss Groves
Mr. Johnson
David L. Wilson
Maine
Knights Templar
Bangor
St. John’s Commandery
No. 3
Arthur B. Stilphen
Eben J. Marston
Dunlap
Frank Southard
Augusta
Weekend Travels and Visits Among Bangor Residents
Major William R. Kimball spent the weekend in Bangor on business. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hill left Saturday by auto for a week in Brooklyn to visit their daughter Mrs. Walter T. Paine. They will spend the week in Boston with Mr. Hill attending a Federal Reserve Bank stockholders meeting. Miss Susan Ballou will join them in New York to winter with Mrs. H. W. R. Stafford on Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Baker of High Street also spent the weekend in Skowhegan. Miss Elizabeth Deering, a Sargent School student in Cambridge, Mass., visited her parents on Washington Street and attended a house party at the Phi Gamma Delta sorority after the Bowdoin Maine game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Nellie Perkins
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Miss Perkins
Thomas F. Perkins
West Bath
Maine
Edward Wallace
Peaks Island
Rodney E. Ross
High Street Lft
Harvard-Darttmouth
Susan N. Ballou
High Street
Queens
H. W. L. Stafford
Milton S. Kimball
Augusta
Frederick H. Kimball
Kimball
Major Keith Ryan
Fred D. Hill
Auto
Brooklyn
Walter T. Paine
Hill
Federal Reserve Bank
Susan Ballou
New York
H. W R. Stafford
Long Island
Elizabeth Deering
Sargent School of Physical Education
Cambridge
Mass
Harold A. Deering
Washington Street
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
University of Maine
Bowdoin-Maine
E. R. Andrews
Orono
Gordon Hammond
Portland Visitor Miss Wilhelmina Gackenbach Seen
Miss Wilhelmina Gackenbach of Cob road was a Portland visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Gackenbach
Portland
Ladies aid to hold all day session at next meeting
At the weekly meeting of the Ladies aid of Central church the group voted to hold an all day session at the next meeting on Friday Nov 13 Luncheon will be served at noon to the members Mrs Alfred Rowe is luncheon committee chair Other society notes list visitors and weekend trips of members to Portland Boston Orono and Watertown with several hosts and guests mentioned including Miss Katherine Trott Mrs George Bragdon and Mrs Allen M Irish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Central Church
Alfred Rowe
Doyle and Wilson Stay Weekend at Phi Gamma Delta House
Joseph Doyle and Paul Wilson spent the weekend at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house in Orcno. They attended the Bowdoin Maine football game on Saturday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Sewall 2d. visiting from Washington street. She returned home Tuesday morning after a week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doyle
Paul Wilson
Orcno
Phi Gamma Delta
Bowdoin-Maine
Arthur Sewall 2d
Washington Street
New York City
Dover reception honors LOOL leaders in New Hampshire
Mrs. Mary Curtis and Mrs. Gertrude Stewart of the Supreme Board of Odd Ladies return from a reception for Supreme Lady Mrs. Mary Wiggin and Conductress Mrs. Ethel Sterling in Dover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Curtis
Gertrude Stewart
Supreme Board of Odd Ladies
Lo.o.l
Mary Wiggin
Dover
N. H
Ethel Sterling
Birthday Surprise for Miss Jennie Croteau at Otis Home
A large Monday evening gathering at 23 Highland Street celebrated Miss Jennie Croteau’s eleventh birthday. Games and donkey’s tail scoring highlighted the party with lighted cake and many gifts. Mentions include guests from Weeks Street School and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Otis
Highland Street
Jennie Croteau
Florence Tait
Miss Croteau
Weeks Street School
Mary W. Lowell
Catherine Campbell
Catherine Cameron
Feralyn Roberts
Dorothy Burke
Phyllis Haggett
Gwendolyn Lewis
Alice Geneau
Marion McGuiggan
Amilda Comeau
Helen
Christmas sale planned by Central church league
The League of Central church voted to hold its annual Christmas sale on Wednesday December 9 with committees appointed by president Mrs Edith Savage for refreshments dining room food table aprons Christmas greens candy fancy mystery table and more. Local members hosted meetings and social events including a Dike PTA party for Mrs Perry with gifts, cake and dancing. Armistice day plans and a Red Men's hall bridge and whist night featured prizes for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Central Church
Belle Welch
John McInnes
Edith Savage
William S. Newell
Edmond P. Briggs
Byron F. Barker
E. Motley Fuller
Almon Perry
William V. Percy
Sherman McQuaide
Charles R. Farnham
Leonard Lord
David L. Wilson
James Bonney
Archibald M. Main
Charles Curtis
John Wishart
Perry Thompsson
Marius Page
Frank Wakefield
William Palmer
Martha Foote
Fred H. Thompson
James P. Ledyard
Fred Lord
Margaret Foote
Candy
John H. Grindill
Harold P. Small
Harold Avery
Fancy
Charles Helah
Horace Morse
Agnes Humphreys
Archibald Miller
Mystery Table
H. Emma Magoun
Sarah Oliver
Local social notes from Portland and nearby towns
Mrs Ida Beals and granddaughter Miss Mary Lowell plus Miss Flora Leonard and Harvey Hathorne visited Mr and Mrs G Clifford Madden in Portland. Mrs Elizabeth Dow traveled to Portsmouth New Hampshire to visit her son and daughter in law George Dow and wife after a stop with Harry Thurlow. Royal Wentworth of Skowhegan stayed several days with D Wylie Lemont in Portland and attended West Bath Grange meeting. Wentworth is master of Hinckley Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Whitefield
William P. Hatch
Carlton W. Lowell
Wellington A. Moore
Madison Moore
Clara Albee
Florence Hagan
Eubra Trocp
Bernie, LeFavor
Harry Thurlow
Sidney Lermond
Sidney Eaton
Natalie McNeil
George Woerrey
John Brown
Carl Pierce
Thomas Huston
Frank Cromwell
Charles W. Clifford Jr
Mina Snipe
Ida M. Beals
Mary Lowell
Flora Leonard
Harvey P. Hathorne
G. Clifford Madden
Portland
Elizabeth Dow
Hinckley Street
Portsmouth
N. H
George Dow
Royal Wentworth
Skowhegan
D. Wylie Lemont
School Street
West Bath Grange
Mr. Wentworth
Morse High star invited to Hebron Academy practice
John Levya captain of Morse High basketball heads to Hebron Academy for practice as he joins the Bates tournament squad. The city chronicles share small town notes from drivers delivering flowers to Maine General Hospital to gun safety warnings and upcoming Morse PT A events including a November 13 card party and a November 17 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levya
George Levya
Turner Court
Morse High
Bates
Hebron Academy
Junior Cabaret at Bates College to feature Joe Romans orchestra
At Bates College the Junior Cabaret, first mal dance of the year, will be held on November 21 with Joe Roman's orchestra providing entertainment. James Williams of Brunswick, son of Road Commissioner and Mrs Howard Williams, sustained a fractured left leg in a motorcycle crash on Pleasant Street near Summer Street, with his brother Kenneth cut about the face and hands as the vehicle collided with a truck driven by Fred Harmon of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates College
Joe Roman
Gil Ck
James Williams
Brunswick
Howard Williams
Kenneth
Fred Harmon
Pleasant Street
Summer Street
Colby Graduate Ernest C Simpson Elected to MA Athletic Rules Committee
Ernest C Simpson a Colby graduate and high school principal in Adams Massachusetts was chosen as a member of the committee to revise high school sports eligibility rules in Massachusetts. He was elected president of the Berkshire Teachers Association at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Simpson
Colby
Adams, Mass
Massachusetts
Maine
Berkshire Teachers’ Association
Retired Captain and Widow Wed in Lubec Home
Capt Eldorado G. Lee aged 81 and Mrs Isabel Conley aged 66, both of New Brunswick, were married at W H Edgecomb’s home by Rev Paul Richardson. The groom expects to live to 100 and has three children. the bride has a son and daughter. The couple will spend a few days at Lubec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado G. Lee
Milltown
Isabel Conley
Beaver Harbor
N. B
W. H. Edgecomb
Paul Richardson
Lubec
Lee
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Maine Customs Service Association adopts salary raise plan
Resolutions at the annual meeting and banquet of the Maine State Branch or the National Customs Service Association at the Bangor House aim to raise the pay of Customs Inspectors and Customs Patrol Inspectors to match immigration inspectors. Frank R. Reed of Bangor elected president, succeeding Clarence L. Cummings of Vanceboro. Over 60 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
National Customs Service Association
Bangor House
Frank R. Reed
Bangor
Association
Clarence L. Cummings
Vanceboro
Maine Homestead Sold to Fred D Studley on Ferry Road
The William Getchell homestead on the Augusta and Hallowell ferry road has sold to Fred D Studley after thirty years in San Bernardino California. The Levi Williams Farm agency facilitated the transfer. Studley has taken possession and will reside there, noting the property’s fine river frontage and view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Getchell
Augusta and
Hallowell Ferry
Fred D. Studley
Maine
San Bernadino
Calif
Levi T. Williams
Missionary Speaker Set by Farmlandale Mothers Club
Mrs. Thomas Hill returns from a thirty five year Congo mission to speak Monday evening at eight for the Farmingdale Mothers club. She will describe her work and experiences and her talk is awaited with interest by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hill
Belgium Congo
Farmingdale
Mother's Club
Three Great Duck Island Keepers Honored for Rescue Bravery
Secretary of Commerce Lamont cited three light keepers A. H. Kennedy Earle E. Benson and L. S. Stanley for unusual bravery in saving the Rita AViator crew after the Portland fishing schooner crashed on rocks off Great Duck Island in dense fog on September 15. Captain Millard E Rowe of Portland commanded the Rita A Viator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Duck Island
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Portland
Rita A. Viator
A. H. Kennedy
Earle E. Benson
L. S. Stanley
Portland Fish Company
Millard E. Rowe
Fidelity club of Mexico marks tenth anniversary with vintage costumes
The Fidelity club of Mexico celebrated its tenth anniversary with a Thursday afternoon party at Mrs Elizabeth Howards home on Howard street. Twenty four members attended in old time costumes with many family heirloom dresses. Four members arrived in an open express wagon. Photographers recorded the event and old fashioned refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Club of
Mexico
Elizabeth Howard
Howard Street
Fall book talk at Lewiston United Baptist Church
Twenty five members of the Lewiston Community Mothers club gathered in the church vestry for the annual Fall talk on books by Miss Annie L. Barr librarian. She displayed many titles for inspection and spoke on suitable reading for children from youngest ages to teens making their own choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Calf With Two Heads Draws Crowd to Bethel Farm
About 1000 visitors have journeyed to Abraham Merrill’s farm in eastern Bethel to view a two headed calf born last week to the Durham herd. By Sunday night over 800 had traveled the rough two mile road to the hilltop site and 48 cars remained parked as the public pressed for a free glimpse. Merrill joked he ought to charge admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Merrill
Bethel
Kent
Merrill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sue Richardson
Warren M. Stephen
Middle Street
Arthur W. Cain
Herbert E. Verrey
Mary F. Gibbons
Anne Kimbal
Rupert H. Baxter
Frederick FE. Drake
M. Langdon Hill
Donald S. Sewall
Beothbay Harbor
Richard Merian
Mae Bickle
Rufus Small
Joseph Avery, Jr
Providence
R. I
Philip Paine
R. Rodger McInnes
Eleazar Cate
Belmont
Cats
Herbert E. Worrey
Cate
Wiscasset
Martha Rich
Arletta Harford
Five Islands
William F. Plummer
Winship Street
Matt Arrenault
St. Therese
Carrie E. Perkins
Brookline, Mass
Susan E. Chaney
Thomas Perkins
Norman Mackinnon
Dummer Street
Fred Harrington
Marshall and
Washington Streets
Mabel Cripps
Henry A. Burton
Cliftondale
Irving W. Stetson
Edward Footer
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hyde Park
Thomas Neagle
Willow Street
Jessie Jackson
Emma Stinson
Miss Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Charles J. Donne
Owen J. Ledyard
Bruce H. M. White
Harry W. Tucker
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Dartmouth
Harvard
Oscar C. Rogers
Old People’s Saving’s Bank
California
Percy Savage
James McKay
Alice Shackford
E. R. Wright
Ruby Preble
Cike Reed
Flushing, L. IL
City
Seth Stewart
Greenstreet
Mrtewart
Mrs. Stewart
Arthur Stewart
Maizie Ritchie
Waterville
Robert Brownell
W. Dayton Hill
Victor Paquet
Mabel H. Paquet
Russell Street
Louise Stuart
Carolyn Rogers
Samba Chi Alpha Fraternity
Harry Carney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry A. Magoun
Helen Hartwell
William Foss
David Mullin
Oreno
William R. Kimball
Mrs
Erroll Baker
Freeman A. Trott
Virginia
John T. McClure
Charlestown
George Bragdon
Trufant Street
Herbert Mallard
Jack
Allen M. Irish
J. P. Lewis
Thelma
Ruth Woods
Miton
Katherine Trott
Arthur Sewall
Mary
Stone House
William W. Wakefield
Oak Street
Harry F. Morin
Harry Bowie
Marion Bowie
Drummond Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Fred Bowie
Rolvin
Robert Simpson
Chester Webber
Lisbon Falls
Harry Cornish
Weeks Street
H. Dorman Perkins
Evelyn
Concord
Clare Coombs
George Tyler
Edward Hawkes, Jr
Clara Woodbridge
Harry W. Owen
Ralph Edwards
Oxford
Ralph P. Dunbar
Moses Swett
Robert
Mr. Stewart
R. N
Burlington
George Rogers
Andrews Road
Russell Park
Edgewood, R. I
Alton P. Wright
Harry Wallace
Granite Street
Daniel J. Perry
Dike P. T. A
Perry
Hondr
Fred Hoffman
Florence Sidelinger
Annie Wilson
Johansen
Red Men's Hall
Sasanca Tribe
Ramona Council
D. of
Bridge
Ernest R. Avery
Edna Lyons
Cora Nickerson
Rogers Moulton
Grace Reynolds
Johan- Sfn
Chester Totman
Leon Belanger
W. E. Chase Co
Charles J. Dain
Marion Dain
Trufant ‘Street
Thomas 8. Gibbons
Sterling
Greyound
City Hall Square
Maine General Hospital
Dike School
Old Summer Street School
Helen Shaughnessy
Ray Clark
Edward Owen
John Huse
Morse High School
Leon Buck
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Hibbert Norton
Harold McElman
Capt. Sprague
Brunswick High School
Brunswick Armistice Day
Hi-Yi
Comeshes
North End
Ralph E. Legard
Postal Telegraph Office
Front Street
Mr. Legard
Morse High P. T. A
Harry P. Bridge
Charles Smith
Samuel Levin
Samuel Hooper
Arthur C. Norton
Beacon Street
Craft
Battery Service
Russell Kenney
Evelyn Snow
Genesta
O. E.S
Electa
Bow
Doinham
Paul G. Bagdikian
Fred P. Wilson
Irving Wallace
Phippsburg
Churchill Lake
Arthur Allen Sotchaumh
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