Ladies Aid and Circle hold annual meeting at church
Mrs. Margaret Sutherland elected moderator as Ladies aid and Circle of People's Baptist church held their annual meeting in the church parlor. Officers named for the year include Helen Leonard president and Sutherland first vice president. News of members and social gatherings noted along with weekend travels and an auto show attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Circle of
People’s Baptist Church
Margaret Sutherland
Helen Leonard
Maud Orr
Minnie Cressey
Bernice Cressey
Nina McRae
Co Workers Club Shifts Meeting Night At Church
The First Baptist Church co workers met at Mrs Ches ter McKenzie home on Court street with 17 attending. The group voted to move meetings from Wednesday to Friday to allow attendance at Bailey Evening School of Industries. Committees were named for December and a social hour followed. Several locals and visitors including Mrs Ed min Howe and Miss Mary Pelham Hill were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Chester McKenzie
Court Street
Lila Place
Bailey Evening School of Industries
Harrington
North Street
Mary Pelham Hill
Topsham
Henry W. Butler
High Street
Maine Woman's Republican Club
Nettie Burleigh
Vassalboro
Village lodge officers installed at Bowdoinham
Judge Walter S. Glidden installed the officers of Village lodge of Bowdoinham F and A M with Karcher S. Jackson marshal and E. B. Sprague chaplain. About 90 attended. refreshments followed. Numerous local residents and relatives traveled or visited in Bath and nearby towns, with several members noted in professional or personal travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Glidden
Village Lodge
Bowdoinham
A. M
Karcher S. Jackson
E. B. Sprague
Topsham
Glidden
Solar Lodge
Evening at East Brunswick Nightingale Club Meeting
Mrs Harold E Freeman hosted the Nightingale Club at her East Brunswick home for an all day sewing session. The club adjourned to resume the next meeting at Mrs Boss 4 O Dale home on Middle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Freeman
Nightingale Club
East Brunswick
Boss
O. Dale
Daniel Williams
Clifford Smith
Frederick Weer
Jack Shaw
Johnsons Return From Armistice Visit in New Bedford
Mr and Mrs Wesley Johnson of Dummer street have returned from New Bedford Massachusetts where they visited Mrs Johnsons relatives to mark Armistice festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Johnson
Dummer Street
New Bedford, Mass
Parwis and Kin Return From Wide U S Tour
Mr and Mrs Charles A Parris and son Dr Roland Parris of Brockton Mass have returned home after visiting Mr Parris brother and sister in law in Bath and after an extended tour across the United States from the Pacific Coast through Texas and Oklahoma to the Atlantis Coast California impressed most. Mrs W Dayton Hill hosted her contract club on Washington street. Archibald M Main Bath Iron Works vice president and naval architect died last week in New York while attending Society meetings. Mrs Main will visit their son in New York for two weeks. Lieut and Mrs Roger Nickerson and Lieut and Mrs Tedder drove to Portland for the auto show. Miss Mary Sewall of the Stone House at Emma Willard school in Troy N Y spent weekend in Simsbury Conn at Westminster football game. Mr and Mrs Frank Blake and party from Mechanic Falls visited Bath. Miss Eileen Jones left for Gorham Normal School guest of Miss Dorothy Reardon. Mr and Mrs William Congdon will winter in Buffalo N Y with their daughter Mrs Charles D Arcy. Athena Congdon will winter with Horace Ward family. Dorothy Martin returned to Nassan Institute after holiday with her parents. Lieut and Mrs Thomas J Casey of Green Street will visit Boston Summit N J Washington D C and Richmond Va with Army Navy game in Philadelphia. Harold C Mason of Brookline Mass visiting John H Hyde in Elmrhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Parris
Roland Parris
Brockton
Mass
Parris
Edwin B. Parris
Upper Washington Street
United States
Pacific Coast
Texas
Oklahoma
Atlantis
State of
California
Archibald M. Main
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Main
William Congdon
Bruce Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles D'Arcy
Athena Congdon
Horace Ward
North Street
Thomas J. Casey
Green Street
Boston
Casey
Summit
N. J
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Birth notices filed by City Clerk John W Gilmore
Returns in the City Clerk office report three births: a son Donald Joseph born November 12 to Alexis St Pierre and spouse of 181 Center street. a daughter Rubena Louise born November 8 to Newell C Hamilton and spouse of 1037 High Street. a daughter Merry Virginia born November 5 to Holden Wright and spouse of 206 Middle Street. Also note Errol Baker family has moved from Skowhegan to Bedford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.gilmore
Donald Joseph
Alexis St. Pierre
Center Street
Rubena Louise
Newell C. Hamilton
High Street
Merry Virginia
Holden Wright
Middle Street
News in Brief: Local Residents Headed North and South
Mr and Mrs William P Hill returned to Middle street after a week in Providence with Mrs Hill s sister Mrs William Tucker and niece Mrs J Prescott Farnsworth Miss Susan N Ballou closed her High street home and sails for Queen Long Island to winter with sister Mrs H W R Stafford Frederick E Drake Jr sailed Saturday from New York on S S California as assistant purser He is former purser of S S American Banker of International Mercantile Line for summer trips and will visit parents Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake in Washington street at Christmas Mr and Mrs James A Bimson of Edward street visited Portland Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hill
Middle Street
Providence
R. I
Hill
William Tucker
J. Prescott Farnsworth
Susan N. Ballou
High Street
Queen, Long Island
H. W. R. Stafford
Frederick E. Drake, Jr
New York City
S. S. California
San Francisco
Mr. Drake
S. S. American
International Mercantile Line
New York
Frederick E. Drake
Washington Street
James A. Bimson
Edward Street
Portland
Bath-Brunswick
Bowdoin Pines
Cooks Corner
Merrymeeting Park
Richmond hunter returns with 175 pound buck deer
Albert D. Wing of Richmond, grandson of Henry Wing of the Brunswick road, came back Saturday night from a two weeks hunting trip in Kingsbury with a 175 pound buck deer. One party member returned with a bear. Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Drake Jr of Washington street closed their Birch Point home after spending the Summer and Fall there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Wing
Richmond
Henry Wing
Brunswick Road
Kingsbury
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Washington Street
Birch Point
Leeman Family Returns From Hunting Trip with Six Point Buck
Mr and Mrs Henry T B Leeman of 13 Somerset Place return from a week long hunt at Osborne where they visited daughter Mrs Norman O Magoon formerly Miss Nellie Leeman. Leeman brought back a six point 180 pound deer Alonzo G Fisher of Woods Hole Mass is spending November in Bath at the home of Mrs Fisher's mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. B. Leeman
Somerset Place
Osborne
Norman O. Magoon
Nellie Leeman
Leeman
Alonzo G. Fisher
Woods Hole
Mass
Bath
Miss Mary Sewall Named Student Head of Swimming
Miss Mary Sewall daughter of Mayor and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Stone House has been elected student head of swimming at Emma Willard School Troy New York where she is a senior and now in her third year at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sewall
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Miss Sewall
Bath Friends Learn of Death of Miss Knowlton’s Fiancé
Bath area notices report the death of Alton Peterson of Hampden Nebraska, fiancé of Miss Harriet Knowlton daughter of Dr John G W Knowlton of Exeter New Hampshire formerly of Bath. Peterson was killed when an army pursuit plane crashed at Stratford Connecticut while en route to Exeter to see Miss Knowlton. He was a cadet at Langley Field Virginia and Army officers investigate the crash. Dr Knowlton is a longtime Bath resident and Bowdoin College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harriet Knowlton
John G. W. Knowlton
Exeter
N. H
Alton Peterson
Hampden
Neb
Peterson
Stratford
Conn
Miss Knowlton
Knowlton
Boston
Fulton Family Returns From Massachusetts Holiday
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fulton and daughter Dorothea of Front street returned from East Braintree Massachusetts where they spent the holiday recess with Mr and Mrs Charles Laing. They were joined by Mrs Elizabeth Coombs of South street who visited her daughter Mrs Samuel Williams of Reading Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fulton
Dorothea
Front Street
East Braintree
Mass
Charles Laing
Elizabeth Coombs
South Street
Samuel Williams
Reading
Koerneres Return From Weekend Armistice Visit
Mr and Mrs JA F Koerner of Water town Massachusetts returned after a weekend visit and Armistice Day with Mr and Mrs Paul Mason of Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. F. Koerner
Watertown
Mass
Paul Mason
Front Street
Bath Memorial nurses pass state board. three join RN ranks
Three Bath Memorial hospital training school graduates have passed the State Board examinations and are enrolled as Registered Nurses. They are Mrs. Frank Thompson formerly Miss R Laura Curtis, Mrs. Fred H Thompson Jr formerly Miss Estelle C Kwajausk as, and Miss Madelyn Yeaton. The first two live in Bath while Miss Yeaton makes her home in Flagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Frank Thompson
R. Laura Curtis
Fred H. Thompson, Jr
Estelle C. Kwajauskas
Madelyn Yeaton
Bath
Local social notes from Washington Street area
Card club met at a home on Washington street. Mrs. Lawrence B. Jackson plans to move December 1 to Hillcrest Beloi t Michigan to join her husband transferred from the Boston office of Fairbanks Morse Co. Roscoe Shaw family returned home from Boston. James Dann family back from Garden City Long Island after visiting Mrs Ralph G Stetson. Jane Hyde has resumed studies at Ogontz school Philadelphia after appendectomy. Legion officials attended Waterville meeting and heard John Thomas Taylor discuss the legislative campaign. Sam Prawer of Portland was in town on business. Mrs Thomas Oliver joined her parents on Center street after trips to New York Newport and Providence. Mrs Carroll Watson hosted the first contract club luncheon of the season at her Washington street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Jackson
Cambridge, Mass
Hillcrest
Beliot
Mich
Mr. Jackson
Boston
Fairbanks-Morse Co
James Dann
Garden City, L. I
Ralph G. Stetson
Washington Street
J. Horace McClure
The
American Legion
Carroll Watson
Mrs Edmond T Gay Plans Winter Visit After Thanksgiving
Mrs Edmond T Gay of 1 Deering Street closed her home Saturday and will spend some days with Mr and Mrs Ralph Gay of Granite Street before visiting friends in Portland. After Thanksgiving she will travel to Rockville Center Long Island New York to Pass the Winter with her daughter Mrs Arthur G Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond T. Gay
Deering Street
Ralph Gay
Granite Street
Portland
Rockville Center
Long Island
N. Y
Arthur G. Worthington
Wrights' Kinship Ties Mark Ill Health Confinement
George Wright living with son Oscar Wright and Mrs. Wright of North Bath is confined to his daughter D Wylie Lemont's home on Schoolstreet due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Oscar Wright
Wright
North Bath
D. Wylie Lemont
Schoolstreet
Forward Club Meeting At Vice President’s Home
A Friday night gathering of the Forward Club was held at the home of vice-president Miss Marie Clough on Park Street. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Miss Cynthia Lemoin e, Miss Shirley R Higgins, Miss Alma Swanton, Miss Constance Gilmore, Miss Grace Jewett, Miss Margaret Strack, and Miss Elizabeth Swanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forward Club
Marie Clough
Park Street
Cynthia Lemoine
Shirley R. Higgins
Alma Swanton
Constance Gilmore
Grace Jewett
Margaret Strack
Elizabeth Swanton
York and North men return from hunting trip with deer
Roscoe P. Higgins of York Street and Charles Toothaker of North Street arrived Sunday evening from Eustis where they spent a week hunting. They brought home a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe P. Higgins
York Street
Charles Toothaker
North Street
Eustis
Social dinner in Portland and Bath circles noted
Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter hosted Mr and Mrs Francis W Dana Mrs Henrietta Dana Green of Portland and Mrs Mark W Sewall Mrs Grace L Morse Miss Clare M Coombs and Mrs Alden G Smith of Bath at dinner Sunday. Mrs Edwin R Andrews entertained her contract club at her High street home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert H. Baxter
Francis W. Dana
Henrietta Dana Green
Portland
Mark W. Sewall
Grace L. Morse
Clare M. Coombs
Alden G. Smith
Bath
Edwin R. Andrews
High Street
New York Visit Tied to Ford Car Delivery
Mr and Mrs Edward A Cummings linger in New York city while Mr Cummings a member of Cummings Motor Inc will deliver a 1936 Ford to Mrs George S Dearborn of New York and Small Point. Harry Briggs and daughter Netta have returned home after a weekend in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Cummings
New York City
Cummings
Cummings Motor, Inc
George S. Dearborn
That City
Small Point
Harry Briggs
Netta
New York
Durgan Visitors in Worcester Over Armistice Day Weekend
Michael J. Durgan and sons Ralph and Ira visited Miss Catherine A. Durgan in Worcester City Hospital where she has been since Nov. 9 after a serious automobile crash. She is listed as improving and is expected to remain hospitalized about three months. Capt. and Mrs. William Freeman returned home after visits in Boston and Westfield New Jersey. Ross Ambrose, a farm employee in West Bath, is improving after an auto collision in North Oxford on Nov. 9 as he traveled to Hartford for the Armistice weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Durgan and Sons
Ralph and
Ira
Worcester
Mass
Catherine A. Durgan
Ross Ambrose
Ernest B. Purington
WestBath
City Hospital
Oxford
Hartford
Boston visit and tea benefit for House of the Good Shepherd
Mrs. Harry Deering and grandson Maurice Deering Jr along with numerous Brunswick attendees hosted a silver tea in Brunswick to aid the House of the Good Shepherd at Gardiner. Guests included members of Grace church auxiliaries and local families, with service by Mrs. Manton Copeland and Mrs. Arthur Stray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Brunswick
House of the Good Shepherd
Gardiner
Manton Copeland
Arthur T. Stray
Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church
Arthur Sewall 2d
Frederick E. Drake
Harold DeLong
Walter S. Glidden
Edwin H. P. Lowell
Percy Marks
Fred D. Hill
Arthur Mayo
Frank A. Hodgdon
Augustus Perow
Charles M. Tubbs
W. Dayton Hill
Charles Smith
Building and Loan Association To Be Organized Friday
The 38 stockholders of the Federal Savings and Loan Association in this city will meet Friday at 7 30 pm in the city hall auditorium to elect a president secretary and board of directors A Washington representative is expected to attend The Bath branch mirrors the Bath Loan and Building Association but carries Federal backing Thirty eight subscribers have bought 286 shares at 100 each totaling 28600 with 24 taking 10 shares each 1000 eight taking five shares each 500 and six taking one share each 100 The list of subscribers includes N Gratz Jackson Fred H Thompson Dr E M Fuller and others with installment plans available
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Federal Savings & Loan Association
City Hall
Washington
Bath
Bath Loan & Building Association
N. Gratz Jackson
Fred H. Thompson
F. Earle Burgess
E. M. Fuller
O. M. Redlon
Edward W. Bridgham
George W. Hibbs
Warren E. Kershner
Roger D. Skillings
Thomas R. Huston
Edwin R. Andrews
J. Charles Footer
Arthur G. Spear
Frank M. Talbot
Edward D. True
Missionary Society Hosts Surprise Party for Members
Members of the Far and Near Missionary Society of Corliss Street Church gathered at Mrs. Ruby Preble's home on High Street for a surprise party honoring Mrs. Crystal Berry and Mrs. Nellie Bonney. Seventeen attendees joined in refreshments and gifts, with Sarah Coombs offering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Corliss Street
Ruby Preble
High Street
Crystal Berry
Nellie Bonney
Preble
Lois Ames
Sarah Coombs
Berry
Bonney
Mrs. Bonney
Mrs. Berry
Frances MacFadden
Harriet Adams
Ida Purington
Agnes Harris
Martha Preble
Vivian Plant
Annie Jewett
Delmar Bragg
Grace Watson
Maude Russell
Annie Towle
Maude Wright
Mabel Wade
Theresa Hill
Past Sachems Night of Sasanoa Tribe in Red Men Hall
Visitors from Brunswick and Orr's Island attended the Past Sachems Night of Sasanoa tribe No 64 S O R M in Red Men's hall Tuesday evening. H B Seal of Portland great chief of records of Maine attended. About 40 people and ten past sachems were present with an oyster stew supper served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Orr’s Island
Red Men’s Hall
H. B. Seal
Portland
Records
Maine
Harry Knights
Arthur Haggett
Ernest Avery
Charles Preble
Carlton Rideout
Sagamore
Eugene Haggett
George Flint
Ralph Boardman
Ernest R. Avery
Albert J. Gallant
Charles Ansert
Attorney Carey Honored by National Alcohol Officials
John P. Carey Jr an attorney for the Maine State Liquor Commission was elected to the National Executive Committee of the State Monopoly System at the National Conference of Alcoholic Administrators in New York City He then traveled to Washington DC for meetings with Solicitor General Harry Oliphant and Judge Franklin Holt to discuss administration of cannvicts represented at the convention last Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carey, Jr
Maine State Liquor Commission
Hotel Biltmore
New York City
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Harry Oliphant
Franklin Holt
Bureau of Canviicts
Bailey's Island Guest Delights In Maple Street Visit
Mrs G Craft of Bailey's Island is enjoying a short visit as a guest of Mrs Frank Pepper at 11 Maple Street, sharing time and hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Craft
Bailey's Island
Frank Pepper
Maple Street
Bath area notices and events in Bath Maine
Bath Memorial Hospital receives a child crib and mattress from Dromore Farm Bureau following a similar gift a year ago. Community groups discuss fundraisers, highway work advances from Bowdoin Pines to Cooks Corner, and local police and club meetings cover charity drives and youth activities. Local weather and traffic notes accompany civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Memorial Hospital
Dromore Farm Bureau
Bureau
Salvation Army seeks cooperation to aid many in need
The Salvation Army appeals for cooperation from other organizations to prevent duplicate Thanksgiving baskets and extend help further. Adjt. Tripp urges wiser aid as costs rise and more people need food, shoes, rubbers, and beds. The Army is reviewing cases and welcomes donations for beds and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Adjt
Tripp
Bark Coriolanus On Last Trip From Bath in 1932
A historical note traces the ship Coriolanus built in 1876 by A. McMillan Co. at Dumbarton Scotland. Under multiple flags she sailed, earning a 68 day London to Calcutta record, later carrying autos and a grand piano for Cape Verde ventures. After war, American shippers and a peso voyage, the vessel faced misfortune and ended in Bath after 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McMillan Co
Dumbarton
Scotland
Clyde
Stewart Lines
London
England
Stewart
Calcutta
Germany
Norway
Panama
Corea
New Bedford
Cape Verde
Nelson
Bath
Noble Maxwells Notable Career
Continuation recounts Noble Maxwell reflecting on family ties and town figures. He recalls Uncle Esquire Getchell as once the wealthiest man, valued at $10,000, and notes Getchell’s habit of reading the Boston daily and watching markets. Maxwell describes Getchell’s restrained dealings with children and his belief Maxwell would carry on the farm, not chronicle Getchell’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Getchell
Boston Daily Paper
Minnesota
Editor's Note on Maxwell Family and Steamboat Line
James Maxwell father of Noble Maxwell died September 17 1836 at age 90. The steamer Eastern Queen operated Boston to Kennebec river points until about 1865 and was replaced by the Star of the East later renamed Sagadahoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maxwell
Noble Maxwell
Boston
Kennebec
Star of the East
Sagadahoc
Church rummage sale run by Central Church League ushers crowd
Mrs Horace P Morse led a successful rummage sale in the parish house on Tuesday afternoon. Assisting were Mrs Dora L Howard Mrs Owen J Ledyard Mrs Marius H Page Mrs Ralph P Mank Mrs P L Thompson Mrs William Miss Ethel Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace P. Morse
Central Church League
Dora L. Howard
Owen J. Ledyard
Marius H. Page
Ralph P. Mank
P. L. Thompson
William
Ethel Blake
Freshman Margaret H. Pierce Visits Parents in Maine
Miss Margaret H. Pierce a University of Maine freshman spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Pierce of Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret H. Pierce
University of Maine
Carl Pierce
Center Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Loring Mayberry
Belmont
Day's Ferry
Contract Club
James T. Bonney
Lewis Sanborn
Lena Shepard
Charles Blaisdell
Ernest Heal
Leonard Lord
L. Eugene Thebeau
Miss Dorothy Thebeau
Ritz Tower
Marjorie Farber
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Returnel
William A. Parber
Clarence Carlton
Islesboro
Charles V. Hunnewell
Sagadaboc Ferry
Marion Wakefield
A. H. Fowlie
John Esmond
William Esmond
Willow Street
Edwin Elliot
Ernest Howe
Warren M. Stilphen
Florida
Edwin W. Haggett
West Bath
Emma Cox
Lexington
Harry Lemont
Quincy
Mary Riley
Everett G. White
West Paris
Melville B. Clark
Frederick W. Humphreys
William Craft
Laura
Mr. Craft
E. T. Wilson
Shirley
Medford
St. John, N. B
A. T. Crafts
Edwin E. Pinson
Lower Washington Street
Mrs
Stephen Plant
Chestnut Hill, Mass
Hyde Windlass Co
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Harry Cooke
Willowstreet
Newark
Mr.Cooke
Staten Island
Carolyn D. Wing
North Woolwich
Sportsmen's Club of
William Astle
Littleton, N. H
Fred Hayward
John M. Bachulus
Paul G. Bagdikian
Bachulus
Naval Medical Aviation Department
Navy Yard
Justin H. Dickins
Roger Nickerson
Tedder
Simsbury, Conn
Westminster School
Frank Blake
Frank Williams
Stanley Banks
Mechanic Falls
Eileen Jones
Fremont Street
Gorham Normal School
Dorothy Reardon
Pearl Street
Dorothy Martin
Cedric Martin
Nassan Institute
Harold C. Mason
Brookline
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Errol Baker
Skowhegan
Bedford Street
Guy Nichols
Bath Iron Works, Corp
Nettie C. Burleigh
Katherine L. Potter
Rome
Charles D. Hunnewell
Cummings Street
Ernest Wade
Charlestown Navy Yard
City
Atwood House
Bruce’s Hill
A. J. Conti
Eastport
Mr. Conti
Armando J. Conti
Roscoe Shaw
Joan
Jane Hyde
Ogontz School
Philadelphia
Sam Prawer
Thomas Oliver
William N. Harvie
Newport
Mr. Oliver
Emma L. Harvie
William Freeman
Westfield, N. J
Harry Deering
Maurice Deering, Jr
Wentworth Institute
Thomas Nadeau
Old Town
Ernest Russell
Warren Munsey
Henry O. Trowbridge
Andrews Road
Trowbridge
Agnes Trowbridge
Hingham
West Newton
Society of Naval Archs
Harry W. Lemont
Joseph O'Brien
Mary O’brien
Henry Bickle
Building and Loan Association
Carey
Winter Street Church
Joseph ©. Purdue
Purdue
Fred Foote
Fred P. Emmons
Emma Hooper
Seth Stewart
Walter F H. Bowker
Aid
Pine Tree Troop
Ruth Morse
Minott’s Grove
John J. Keegan
Women’s Reformatory
Baby Clinic
American Red Cross
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Popham Beach
Colonial Club
Ees
Oakhurst
Red Cross
Lewiston Journal
William Tudor Gardiner
Payne
Public Utilities Commission
Executive Council
Roland McKay
Bowdeinham
Winter Street
William A. Fall
Edward C. Daly
Clinton D. Wilson
North Center P.T.A
Grace Church Parish House
Theodore Watson
Joseph Purdue
Francis Hill
Walter Hill
Dayton Hill
Edwin Lowell
Arthur King
Frank Colburn
William Dennison
Morris Povich
Leroy Colby
Pond Island
Georgetown
George Parshley, Jr
Charles C. Dutton
Masonic Temple
Men’s Sing Clubs
North-Center
Johannes Merske
J.C. Mulligan Stevedoring Co
Gibbons Coal Co
St. John
N. B
Bremen
Sagadahoe Fertilizer Co
Coriolanus
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