Campaign for a fund nearly reaches goal
The M. C. A. fund campaign is about $200 short of its target with a second donation possible to erase the deficit. Many contributors are named including Dominique J. Tardif Wiseman Farms Edward V. Coombs Lewis' Service Station Vernal Chase Fred W. Quimby Eugene W. Foster and others from various local groups and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominique J. Tardif
Wiseman Farms
Edward V. Coombs
Lewis
Vernal Chase
Fred W. Quimby
Eugene W. Foster
Almon R. Perry
Charles E. Hewitt
Mary
Curtis William B. Temple
William
Newell Carleton W. Lowell
John G. Morse
Thatcher B. Pinkham
Maurice A. Libby W. Linwood Haynes
Carl E. Albee
Jennie S. Butler
Riverside Sea Grill
Elmer E. Dinsmore
James W. Temple
Edwin O. Chandler, Jr
Prank
Cromwell
Cosmopolitan Club
Admiral W. P. Robert
U. S. N. North Center
Alice N. Magoun
Sumner Sewall Central Church League
David
Seventh Grade Pupils Stage Armistice Day Program
Seventh grade divisions at Central Grammar school presented an Armistice day entertainment with readings and musical numbers. Camillo Puna acted as announcer while Carolyn Carpenter and others performed poems and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grammar School
Camillo Puna
Carolyn Carpenter
Berenice Colby
Margaret Scott
Katrina Moffett
Harold Armes
Liza Jane
Forrest
Kenneth Drake
Darreen Higgins
James Bonney
Oxford
Carmen Huse
Waldoboro's name linked to Boston merchant Samuel Waldo
The town of Waldoboro traces its name to Samuel Waldo, a Boston merchant who once held a share in the Waldo tent. For about a century German language use persisted locally among settlers, with Scotch-Irish influence noted. Shipbuilding may predate 1800, and the first schoolhouse stood by 1768, though school funding began only in 1760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldoboro
Boston
Samuel Waldo
Waldo
Grange Activities Include Degrees and Socials in Richmond
Richmond residents attended a Grange session where six candidates received the first and second degrees. The work was led by the degree team, with a tableau directed by Dora. The Grange voted to send the master to the State Grange session in Portland December 4 to 7 and approved establishing a juvenile Grange. A profit-making Grange Aid sale and supper occurred, with items awarded to Edith Blodgett and Cleveland Marriner. Social events included a birthday party for Fred C. Groves and various visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cleveland
Edith Blodgett
Cleveland Marriner
Fred C. Groves
Henry A. Groves
James O. Carter
Mason C. Carter
Woolwich
Frederick W. Smith
Waterville
Benjamin Brawster
Portland
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Gardiner
Donald Little
Gardiner General
Edwin Baker
South Front Street
Beatrice Page
Edward H. Page
Lester Norton
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Alfred Ives
Nellie W. Hinckley
Hinckley
Carmel
O. E
Charles B. Day
Hom
Harlon Richardson
Laura Stilphen
Carl Curtis
Deerchester
Mass
Roger Pierce
Solon Purinton
Robert J. Faulking
West Bath Grange Confers Two Degrees On Eight Members
At a regular meeting West Bath Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on eight candidates. Mrs. Haggett served as pianist, with Mrs. Sturtevant and Mr. Lemont as soloists. The Lecturer pro-tem read Gov Barrows Thanksgiving proclamation. Attendance reached 147 members and 39 visitors from nearby granges. Next week John Howe leads the program. Pomona Grange will visit Nov 22 with a dining committee listed. A harvest supper and short dance followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
E. W. Haggett
Fred K. Sturtevant
Arthur C. Lemont
Sturtevant
Lewis O. Barrows
Enterprise
Richmond
Dromore
Phippsburg
John Howe
Pomona Grange
Grace Waterman
Fred Rose
Lincoln Williams
Lulu Herbert
Alice Johnson
E. Mason Wright
Progressive Grange of Richmond meets with varied program
The Richmond Progressive Grange met Friday evening. The program included singing, a Thanksgiving proclamation, readings by Cora Farnum, vocal solo by Richard Thompson with guitar, recitations by Charles Thompson and Nellie Sylvester, a roll call by attendees, a thought on leisure time by Charles and Richard Thompson, a skeech, and Florence Wheeler performing a piece about I Shot the Guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Grange of
Richmond
Lucy M. Tarr
Cora Farnum
Richard Thompson
Charles Thompson
Nellie Sylvester
Charles
Florence Wheeler
Merrymeeting Grange Observes Education Week Program
Merrymeeting Grange at Bowdoinham held an Education Week event Friday evening with a program arranged by lecturer Mrs. Raymond Blodges. The sequence included opening song America the Beautiful readings The New Teacher by Mrs George Hamilton a reply School Day Recollections a question Are Our Rural Schools as Advanced as They Might Be opened by Milton Given a word building game won by Mrs Milton Given and closing song Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrymeeting Grange
Bowdoinham
Raymond Blodges
George Hamilton
Milton Given
Shakespeare Society of Rockland marks 50th anniversary
The Shakespeare Society of Rockland celebrated its 50th anniversary on Monday night November 2 at Copper Kettle with a gold decorated banquet. The program featured Shakespearean quotations on the menu and tables. Pink and white chrysanthemums were sent by air by Mrs. Caroline Achorn Merriam of California and yellow chrysanthemums by Mrs. Hugh Bain, also of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Society of
Rockland
Copper Kettle
Wittia
Caroline Achorn Merriam
Hugh Bain
California
Georgetown artist exhibits work and local life notes
Reproductions accompany GEORGE TOWN artist at ages four and fourteen and a LaFolette post office mural. A Manhattan show marks nineteen years of growth. Mr Spear, ex West Virginia teacher, and wife live at Robinhood with a son Bobby Bill. Illness of Mrs Agnes Jones Powers prompts hospital care. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Harry Horne of Bath, Ralph A Scott and Miss Rosa Smith. Real estate sales and deer duck season attract attention. Death of William A Marr, born in Marrtown Georgetown, burial in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFolette
Tenn
Young People’s Gallery
Manhattan
Museum of Art
Spear
West Virginia
Zorach
Robinhood
Bobby-Bill
Agnes Jones Powers
Bath Memorial Hospital
Harry L. Horne
Bath
Center
Ralph A. Scott
Boothbay Harbor
Rosa Smith
Boston
Fred Hinckley
West Georgetown
Nancy Russell
Georgetown
Portland
Benjamin H. Woodside
Roscoe P. Todd
Melrose
Mass
Howard M. Trafion
Massachusetts
Charles Blaisdell
Woolwich
W. A. Todd
J. F. Higgins
Isabelle LaChaise
John Thibodeau
Staten Island
N. Y
William A. Marr
Marrtown
Thomas
Nancy Marr
Helger
Mr. Marr
Aschael Marr
Gardiner
Mark L. Marr
Seeing Eye Dogs Topic at Rotary Luncheon
Silas Skillings of South Portland spoke to Rotarians and guests at Hotel Sedgwick about Seeing Eye dogs for the blind. The Lions Service Club member outlined the program in Morris town New Jersey and noted Maine hosts two trained dogs, in Lewiston and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Silas Skillings
South Portland
Skillings
Lions Service Club
George D. Emero
Lions Club
Maine
Seeing Eye Corporation
Morristown
N. J
Germany
Switzerland
Scotland
Saturday Evening Post
Lewiston
Augusta
Harold Troop
Thomas Murphy
Linden Street
Rotary
Dom Tardif
Folley
Ross Ginchereau
Burglar Steals 18 Gallon Cans From Sullivan Garage
A fastidious burglar operating in Hancock County is reported by the sheriff to have entered Dickens' garage just over the Hancock Sullivan bridge and made away with 18 gallon cans of anti freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sheriff's Department of
Hancock County
Dickens
Hancock- Sullivan Bridge
Morse High Fourth Period English Program
English gave an excellent program at Morse High with Miss Mary supervising a cave program in the auditorium Friday morning. A committee led by Miss Norma Steussy featured readings and papers on education, notable figures, and school history, with multiple students presenting on topics from George Washington to Horace Mann and Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Mary , Cave
Norma Steussy
Kathleen Harkins
Elizabeth Williams
Bruce Fulton
Miss Steassy
Daniel Hatch
Williams
Siairway
Robrt Huse
West Point
Ruth Cogan
Mary Webb
Alice Dennison
Parent Teacher Association
James Watt
Miss Harkins
Miss Williams
Doris Stickney
Pco.n.s
Mary Anderson
George Handel
Dwight Pierce
Gertrude Cole
Christopher Wren
Martha Mors
Shakespeace
Marilyn Cummings
Horace Mann
Marjorie Nichols
Loring Hart
George Washington
Geradine Nickerson
Columbus
Edith Walker
Board Votes to Close Schools on November 29
The Board of Education voted to close all schools Wednesday November 29 for Thanksgiving per the Education Commissioner. Local schools will close Thursday and Friday. the secretary was told to finalize settlement with Barry Reclaiming Co Holyoke MA over June football equipment loss. Insurance return to Morse High School Activities Association totals 283.04. An extension course for elementary teachers by Miss Florence Tuttle Lynn MA was approved. HS Activities Association reports a balance 1268.78. Roll of accounts 1046.92 read and paid. Chairman Skelton Spear Andrews attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Bertram E. Packard
Barry Reclaiming Co
Holyoke
Mass
Morse High School Activities Association
Florence Tuttle
Lynn
High School Activities Association
Wayhead
William L. Skelton
Allan Spear
Edwin R. Andrews
Distinguished Guests Attend Genesta Chapter Visit
Genesta chapter O E S hosts an official visitation by Maine grand matron Mrs Nellie W Hinckley and district deputy grand matrons including Mrs Muriel McCarty and Mrs Elvina Greeley. Hinckley praises Genesta officers and receives an Eastern Star rug souvenir. A chicken pie supper precedes the meeting with local ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta
Maine
Nellie W. Hinckley
Hinckley
Muriel McCarty
Lewiston
Elvina Greeley
Oakland
Sarah H. Shaw
Bath
Henry G. Shaw
Evangeline Sparks
Margaret Harkins
Jennie Small
Marilla Morse
Alice Sanborn
Nellie Smith
Athana Gillespie
Elizabeth Deering
Two Morse High Playlets Highlight National Education Week
At Morse High School a Friday afternoon assembly presented two student plays to celebrate National Education Week and promote a love of learning. The first, A Suggested Broadcast, featured freshmen directed by Miss Mary H Conley with cast Mary Anna Mae Berry John Robert Levine Evangeline Canacaris Miss Wright Martha Day. The Louisiana Miracle followed by English pupils under Miss Gertrude Diggery with Marguerite Anthoine Harry Fullerton Town Crier Thatcher Pinkham Clare Fulton announcer. Assistants included Eileen Piper Mary Double Barbara Hopkins Edward Butterfield and Richard Minott in early 18th Century costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Conley
Mary
Anna Mae Berry
John
Robert Levine
Robert Levine; Mrs. Martin, Their Mother, Evangeline Canacaris; Miss Wright
Martha Day
Gertrude Diggery
Marguerite
Anthoine
Harry Fullerton
Thatcher Pinkham
Clare Fulton
Eileen Piper
Mary Double
Barbara Hopkins
Edward Butterfield
Richard Minott
Local notices from Five Islands and surrounding towns
Five Islands residents reported local activities from a deer hunt by Mrs. Charles Davis and Stanley Lewis to guests visiting from Malden and Waltham. Library additions include three new books, while neighborhood progress notes mention new Buick, cottage moves, club meetings, winter departures, and local trades and visits. Dates are weekend and last week in regional communities including Boothbay Bath Seguinland Georgetown Center and Robinhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Stanley Lewis
Arthur Marr
Almon Marr
Malden
Mass
Laura Harding
Five Islands
Boothbay
Oakley Thibodeau
Grace Livingstone Hill
Sondra O'Moore
Barrett Willoughby
Ethel Vance
Percy Savage
Bath
Mattie B. MacMahan
North Edgecomb
Lila Belanger
E. M. Horton
Leon Williams
Olive
Leon, Jr
Waltham
Williams
L. H. Rowe
Good Neighbor Club
Lawrence Bailey
Franklin Kezhlwetter
Billy Chase
South Freeport
Maurice Pinkham
Ralph Davis
Everett Cromwell
Davis
Webster Harley
Milford
N. H
Hartley Harley
Seguinland
Oscar Snowman
Georgetown Center
Traf Knights Place
Walter Reid
Thomas Hanna, Jr
Morse High School
T. J. Hanna
Walter Moore
Hallowell
See-See-Sea
Sedgemere Road
George Laskey
Robinhood
Islands
Boston
Bath Y Will Send Largest Delegation to Portland
The Bath Y M C A will send 50 boys and young men to the three day boys conference in Portland marking the largest Bath delegation and the largest from any town this year. Ages 15 to 20, average about 18, the group will be divided into seven teams with veteran leaders guiding each. A final meeting is set for Tuesday Nov 14 at 7 p.m. at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Y.M.C
Portland
Maine
Lewiston
Auburn
Bangor
Augusta
Waterville
Arthur E. Brown
Norman H. Alkazin
John Arsenault
Robert A. Besan
James E. Chambers
Philip T. Chaney
Robert W. Clark
Robert J. Dowling
John W. Coombs
Richard W. Tennison
Nimard M. Fifield
Keith Fleming
Harry Fullerton
Bruce Fulton
Robert M. Huse
Clare K. Fulton
Russell W. Gasser
Harlan L. Guynn
Edward R. Ranson
Daniel E. Hatch
William A. Hill
Stanley L. Jack
Ralph L. Houston
Freeland King, Jr
James Knight, Jr
Walter H. Maass
James E. Middleton
Richard Minott
John R. Kimble
Robert Minott
David MacDonald
James McDonald, Jr
Jerome A. McNinch
Frank F. Nadeau
George Rogers, Jr
John J. Shepard
Carleton C. Stover
James P. Sutherland
James W. McQuarrie
David O. Teasdale
John T. Voorhees
Robert E. Wagner
Millard S. Warner
Albert E. Whitney
C. Bruce Wright
Y.M.C.A
Crouseville Inventor Builds Global Bark Peeler Line
Herbert L. Crouse of Crouseville in Aroostook County created a portable bark peeler for the pulp industry about 22 years ago. He partnered with Carl M Johnson of Colby to produce 28 machines that year. Johnson retired but Crouse continues, with hundreds of tossers now made in the small shop, worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Crouse
Crouseville
Aroostook County
Carl M Johnson
Colby
Johnson
Crouse
Little Crouseville
Brown Clarrie Ettie dies after street seizure in Quincy
Clarrie Ettie Brown wife of Charles Robert Brown of Wollaston Massachusetts died suddenly from a heart attack seized while crossing a street in Quincy. The body returned to Bath for funeral service held Sunday afternoon at the home of sister in law Mrs Joseph B Thurlow 389 High Street. Rev Frederick P Moffatt officiated and burial was in Garnet Road South Brunswick. She was born in Bath daughter of John Ford and Deborah Farrin Thurlow and lived there during childhood. After her marriage on October 31 1894 she moved to Wollaston where she resided since. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Walter A Austin of Cascade New Hampshire a son Cecil Ford Brown of East Braintree two grandchildren Betty I Brown and Cies W Brown two sisters Miss Ida A Tauren of Wollaston and Mrs Lestie A Fowles of Bath and one nephew Harry M Thurlow of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarrie Ettie Brown
Charles Robert Brown
Wollaston
Mass
Quincy
Bath
Joseph B. Thurlow
High Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street
Garnet Road
South Brunswick
Mrs. Brown
John Ford
Deborah Farrin Thurlow
Mr. Brown
Wollaston Mass
Brown
Walter A. Austin
Cascade, N. H
Cecil Ford Brown
East Braintree
Mas
Betty I
Cies W. Brown
Ida A
Funeral for Mrs Edith F Stinson in Bath
Mrs Edith Flora Stinson 64 widow of Charles H Stinson of Bath died Friday night at her daughter’s home in Auburn from a heart ailment. Funeral held Sunday at Fred S Curtis Funeral Home Bath officiated by Rev Charles H Berry of Emmanuel Bible Assembly. Bearers were Lester Spinney Frank Preble Wesley Smith Arnold Smith. Burial in Oak Grove. Born Bath daughter of George and Augusta Wright Preble she moved to Auburn 11 years ago. She was twice married first to Milan Spinney of Bath. Royal Neighbors of America member. Survived by daughters Mrs Archie Higgins Westport and Mrs Smith, son Lester Spinney Woolwich, brother Frank Preble Bath, plus several nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Flora Stinson
Charles H. Stinson
Bath
Earl Smith
Bowdoin Street
Auburn
Fred S. Curtis
Center Street
Charles H. Berry
Emmanuel Bible Assembly
Lester Spinney
Frank Preble
Wesley Smith
Arnold Smith
Oak Grove
Stinson
George
Augusta Wright
Preble
Milan Spinney
Royal Neighbors of America
Joel P. Card Dies at 80 a Farmer and Local Resident
Joel P. Card age 80 a lifelong Bowdoinham Ridge resident and farmer died suddenly at home. Born August 2, 1859 to Joel R and Rebecca Hall Card he belonged to Knights of Pythias and Merrymeeting grange. He married Louise Houdlette in 1891 and Alice Williams in 1921. Survived by two sons Dr Albert Card Milo and Ernest Card this town, plus three sisters Mrs Ewing Jersey City New Jersey Mrs Hayward South Portland and Mrs Kimball Haverhill Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel P. Card
Bowdoinham Ridge
Joel R
Rebecca Hall Card
Card
Knights of Pythias
Merrymeeting Grange
Louise R. Houdlette
Dresden
Alice E. Williams
Albert Card
Milo
Ernest Card
Charles Ewing
Jersey City
N. J
Forrest Hayward
South Portland
Arthur Kimball
Haverhill
Mass
William A Marr Dies at 95 in New York Residence
William A Marr, 95, longtime Bath resident, died Thursday in Staten Island New York where he had lived with daughter Mrs William Fletcher for four years. A skilled brick mason who once ran a milk route he is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Fletcher and Mrs F O Winslow and a brother Aschael Marr of Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Marr
Northend
Bath
Staen Island
N. Y
William Fletcher
Marr
Fletcher
F. O. Winslow
Aschael Marr
Gardiner
Harmon C Stover obituary at 103 Center Street
Harmon C Stover aged 89 died Monday after a long illness at his Bath home. Born in Webster to Oliver and Mehitable Colby Stover, he moved to Bath about four years ago from South Thomaston and had worked a variety of odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon C. Stover
Center Street
Webster
Oliver and
Mehitable Colby Stover
Bath
Thomaston
Marr Funeral Committal Held for William A Marr
Committal service conducted Saturday at Oak Grove cemetery for William A Marr a former North end resident long at the last house on Washington street Reverend Chester B Oliver of Wesley church officiated He died Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs William Fletcher in Staten Island where he had lived the past four years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Marr
North End
Washington Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Chester B. Oliver
Wesley Church
Mr. Marr
William Fletcher
Staten Island
Mrs Jerusha Harrington Funeral Held At Oliver Home
Funeral services for Mrs Jerusha Mabel Harrington widow of William H Harrington occurred Friday afternoon at two at the residence of Mrs Mary P Oliver 316 Washington street Dr David L Wilson of Central church officiated The bearers were Hudson Fowles Willard A Oliver A H Fowlie Karcher S Jackson Burial was in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusha Mabel Harrington
William H. Harrington
Mary P Oliver
Washington Street
David L. Wilson
Central Church
Hudson Fowles
Willard A. Oliver
H. Fowlie
Karcher S. Jackson
Bunal
Oak Grove
Stagecoaches Hit Trail for West Soon After Forties
The article recalls the 1850 start of stagecoach service west of the Missouri, from Independence to Salt Lake City, via Concord stages. It notes heavy builds, 10 to 12 passengers, six mules, and guards against hostile Indians and outlaws, with fares from Independence at 100 gold dollars and letters at 20 cents per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Utah
Wilds
Missouri
Independence
Salt Lake City
Oregon Trail
Concord
Wyoming Tribune
Funeral for Clarrie Ettie Brown at Wollaston home
The funeral for Clarrie Ettie Brown wife of Charles Robert Brown of Wollaston Mass died suddenly in Quincy was held Sunday at two at the home of her sister in law Mrs Joseph B Thurlow 389 High Street Rev church Bath officiated Floral tributes were numerous Bearers were Leonard Munsey Charles A Soule Robert Mitchell and Guy Sprague Burial was in the family lot on the Garnet road South Brunswick Attendees from away included Mrs Jane MacAllister Boston Lawrence Kennedy Quincy Mr and Mrs Walton Thurlow and Clyde Thurlow South Gardiner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarrie Ettie
Charles Robert Brown
Wollaston
Mass
Quincy
Joseph B. Thurlow
High Street
Frederick P. Moffatt
Corliss Street Church
Bath
Leonard Munsey
Charles A. Soule
Robert Mitchell
Guy Sprague
Garnet Road
South Brunswick
Jane MacAllister
Boston
Lawrence Kennedy
Walton Thurlow
Clyde Thurlow
South Gardiner
Funeral for Henry Seguin Held in Berlin Church
Henry Philip Seguin 61 of Berlin New Hampshire died Tuesday in the Berlin hospital from a heart attack. He had lived in Berlin 42 years and is survived by his wife four sons three daughters a brother and four sisters. Funeral set for Thursday at nine in the Angel Guardian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Philip Seguin
Berlin
N. H
Bernard Seguin
Bath
Chinicpital
Angel Guardian Church
R Edward Roberts Dies After Auto Crash at Topsham
R Edward Roberts of Topsham died Monday night at 9 30 from injuries suffered in a Friday automobile accident. He suffered a broken collar bone multiple rib fractures and internal injuries. He remained semi conscious from the time of the crash until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Edward Roberts
Topsham
Funeral Services for Harmon C. Stover Held
Harmon C. Stover’s funeral was Wednesday afternoon at 2 at Fred S. Curtis funeral home in Portland. Rev. Joseph O. Purdue officiated. Burial followed at Oak Grove. Separately, Portland saved 1665 on tennis court fencing as the second bid opening reduced the low bid to 4194 from Talbot Brooks and Ayer Company, 1,665 under the earlier 5859 bid by nine companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon C. Stover
Fred S. Curtis Funeral Home
Center Street
Joseph O. Purdue
Winter Street Church
Oak Grove
Portland
William ©. Thompson
James E. Barlow
Talbot, Brooks and Ayer
Bangor man jailed in larceny case amid romance split
John Harper admitted guilt to larceny of a hydraulic jack and related property valued at 16 from Maine Con tractor Co. Inc. on November 1. He changed from not guilty to guilty and received 30 days in jail after Inspector F J Golden recovered some stolen items but not all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Municipal Court
John Harper
Harper
Maine Contractor Co., Inc
F. J. Golden
Collectors Catalog Over 3000 Unique Buttons
Mrs. Dorothy Hodgson of East Boothbay preserves a vast button collection with more than three thousand pieces. Every button is mounted on cardboard, many are old and rare, and none are alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hodgson
East Boothbay
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Tete Ee
Progressive Grange
Bath Y
Clarrie E. Brown
Wollaston, Mass
Edith F. Stinson
W. A. Marr Funeral
West
Henry P. Seguin
H. C. Stover
Fred S. Curtis & CO
Thomas R. Huston
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