Pine Tree troop Girl Scouts report weekly standings and events
At a regular Pine Tree troop No 1 meeting the patrol standings for attendance and scout work were announced with Blue Birds leading attendance Eagles first in scout work Robins second and Bluebirds third. March birthdays were celebrated for Barbara Freeman Connie Morin and Rachel Scott with gifts made. Master Herbert King Jr marked his second birthday with seven guests and prizes awarded in games. Mrs Samuel Hooper hosted her Contract club and First Baptist ladies held Easter plans at Mrs Russell Dalrymple’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Troop
Girl Scouts of America
Bluebirds
Barbara Freeman
Connie Morin
Rachel Scott
Ruth Pratt
Mary Bates
Eunice Perkins
John H. Freeman
Sunday Guests and City Notes in Bath Area
Richard Hastings of Bangor visited his parents in Bath before leaving for Portland on business as a Bangor Calais mail clerk. Errol Baker of Cummings Garage Skowhegan returned after weekend with Mrs Baker in Bath. Florence A Neiley of Brunswick stayed with Mr and Mrs A B Snow in Trufant's Crossing. Rev Howard P Jett and son visited Bath two weeks with Miss Josephine Blagdon. John H Hyde returned to Elmhurst after days in Boston. St Mary's guild at Grace church met and worked through winter weather delays. Supper served at six as members complete season tasks. Edible items for a negro mission school and altar purificators prepared. Edwin H Given and Mrs Given of Cobbroad visiting Boston with J Wallace Buchanan and family in Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hastings
Bangor
Howard P. Jett
Howard, Jr
Knoxville
St.Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Oak Street
South
Edwin H. Given
Cobbroad
Boston
J. Wallace Buchanan
Medford
Mrs Swanton Called to Topsham by Death in Portland
Mrs. Carl B. Swanton of Park street was summoned to Topsham on Saturday due to the sudden death of Mrs. Carrie Mallet in Portland. Mrs. Mallet, longtime dressmaker on Congress street, resided in Topsham and was related to Mrs. Edna Dyer of Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Swanton
Park Street
Topsham
Carrie Mallet
Portland
Fred Osgood Returns Home From Bath City Hospital
Fred Osgood, patient at Bath City hospital since November 10, returned Monday to his parents Mr and Mrs E W Osgood of Parker Head where his father keeps Perkins Island Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Osgood
Bath City Hospital
E. W. Osgood
Parker Head
Mr. Osgood
Perkins’ Island
Zorach works featured at Manhattan municipal art show
William M. Zorach, famed sculptor, exhibited Mother and Child at Manhattan's first municipal art show led by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia in Rockefeller Center Forum. The exhibit included 1950 works by 450 artists in 33 galleries with prices from 10 to 25,000 dollars and featured a bust of Mayor La Guardia by Jo Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Zorach
America
Robinhood
Manhattan
Fiorello la Guardia
Rockefeller Center
RCA
Zorach
Babe Ruth
Nakian
Mayor TaGuardia
Jo Davidson
Bath Fraternity Pledge List at University of Maine
After three weeks of rush ing fraternities on campus chose pledge pins for Newell J. Wilson Richard H Haskell Leonard P Litchfield James W Temple George L Littlefield Edwin H Bates Donald J Lennox John J Murray Jr Joseph W Cyr Jr Paul Burns Wilson and others The spring vacation begins March 23 Pres Rodney E Ross of Hyde Windlass Co and Mrs Ross attend conference in Washington D C Genesta chapter members held a social with Mrs Elizabeth Jackson and readings by Senator N Gratz Jackson Flags tug of war and Ralph F Small sang a solo Next meeting March 16 Bath visitors Milton S Kimball and Fred R Lord of Augusta highpoints of student life and social events at Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Boys
University of Maine
Newell J. Wilson
Phi Gamma Delta
Richard H. Haskell
Sigma Nu
Leonard P. Litchfield
James W. Temple
Sigma Chi
George L. Littlefield
Edwin H. Bates
Phi Mu Delta
Donald J. Lennox
John J. Murray, Jr
Kappa Sigma
Joseph W. Cyr. Jr
Phi Kappa
Paul Burns Wilson
University
Genesta Chapter
Elizabeth Jackson
N. Gratz Jackson
Ralph F. Small
Freida Bagdikian
Perry family relocates to Brunswick surf house move
Mr and Mrs Kleber J Perry and their son Kleber J Perry Jr have left Berlin New Hampshire where Mr Perry managed the Postal Telegraph office and now reside at 25 Federal Street Brunswick Mr Perry is transferred as manager Mrs Perry formerly Mary C Gotte daughter of Mr and Mrs Vivian C Gotte 614 Washington Street Gardiner Bath offices noted Also William J Downing returns to North Woolwich after visiting his daughter Mrs Fred Thompson of Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleber J. Perry
Kleber J. Perry, Jr
Berlin
N. H
Perry
Postal Telegraph
Brunswick
Federal Street
Mary C. Gotte
Vivian C. Gotte
Washington Street
Gardiner
Bath
William J. Downing
Mrs
Fred Thompson
North
Woolwich
Birthday Supper Held at Olympia Spa by Miss Cummings
Miss Marjorie Cummings of High street hosted a Saturday evening supper party at the Olympia Spa in honor of her birthday. Guests included Miss Mabel Cummings of Brunswick and Miss Eleanor Danforth with others. Mrs. Garrett Galvin of 1082 High Street left Saturday for Portland to visit her daughter Mrs. Wilbur Hagan and Mr. Hagan of Brighton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Cummings
High Street
Olympia Spa
Mabel Cummings
Brunswick
Eleanor Danforth
Muriel Burgess
Doris Lewis
Grace Williams
Garrett Galvin
Portland
Wilbur Hagan
Hagan
Brighton Avenue
Pinson Returns to Watertown After Vacation with Parents
Harry Pinson arrives back in Watertown Massachusetts Sunday after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Edwin E Pinson of Washington Street The father is employed by Kimball Lumber Co of Watertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pinson
Watertown
Mass
Edwin E. Pinson
Washington Street
Mr. Pinson
Kimball Lumber Co
Gaudreau Family Return From Visit in Portland
Mrs Edward Gaudreau and son Edward Gaudreau Jr of Portland returned Monday after spending the weekend with Mrs Gaudreaus parents Mr and Mrs John T Parris of upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaudreau
Edward Gaudreau Jr
Portland
Mrs. Tucker Hosts Contract Club At Middle Street Home
Mrs. Harry W. Tucker entertained her contract club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hooper
Washington Street
Harry W. Tucker
Middle Street
Sumner Sewall Hosts Dinner With City Notables
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sewall entertained Saturday night at North street home with guests including Mayor John A. Lord and Hon Rupert H. Baxter. Other attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fitzgerald, Mrs. William R. Freeman, Miss Minnie A. White, Mrs. James O. Lincoln, Miss Harriet Lord, Miss Bertha Lord, W. E. Chase Jr., and Roger D. Skillings. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone and sons from Park street to see Mrs. Stone’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sewall
North Street
John A. Lord
Rupert H. Baxter
Charles J. Donnell
Fred D. Hill
John C. Fitzgerald
William R. Freeman
Minnie A. White
James O. Lincoln
Harriet Lord
Bertha Lord
W. E. Chase, Jr
Roger D. Skillings
Death of Norma Marriner Five Buried After Pneumonia
Friends of Mr and Mrs Herbert Marriner of Topsham mourn the death of their daughter Norma aged five who was buried on Sunday following pneumonia. Mrs Marriner was Miss Margaret McCabe of this city. Mr and Mrs Norman McCabe of this city attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marriner
Topsham
Norma
Marriner
Margaret McCabe
Norman McCabee
Pi Beta Phi pledge ceremonies at Mrs Bussell home
Miss Harriet Johnson resumed duties at Springfield high school after Spring vacation. The U of M Pi Beta Phi chapter hosted pledges led by Miss Louise Calderwood with 25 active members and seven alumnae. Officers installed included Miss Doris Lawrence as treasurer. Tables featured wine and blue colors with carnations and silver blue candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Bath
Carrie Johnson
North Street
U. of M
Pi Beta Phi
Louise R. Calderwood
Helen Bussell
Stephen R. Bussell
North Fourth Street
Old Town
Doris Evelyn Lawrence
Arrowsie
Dike PTA Holds Brief Tuesday Meeting
Mrs Hermon W Crocker and Mrs Elmer Sidelinger hosted a short Dike P T A gathering on Tuesday afternoon at the Dummer Street School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon W. Crocker
Elmer Sidelinger
Dike P. T. A
Dummer ‘Street
Ladies Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Moore Home
Mrs Simon M Moore hosted members of the Ladies sewing circle of First Baptist church on Bath street Tuesday afternoon. The group sewed items for the Haster sale and the hostess served refreshments. The event concluded with notices of the sale and next gathering at Mrs L L Hooker’s Washington street home on Wednesday March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid
First Baptist Church
Russell C. Dalrymple
Middle Street
Simon M. Moore
Bath Street
L. L. Hooker
Washington Street
Russell Dalrymple
Edwy Sotheard
William Wakefield
Hooker
Wakefield
Charles Card
Yacht career and social notices from Bath area region
Jesse Allen returns from long yacht voyage aboard Caroline to visit family in Hotel Phoenix Brooklyn docks. He will sail as second steward on Hi Esmaro for a transatlantic trip and Newport America's Cup appearance planned for September. Winter Street Ladies Aid meets with 45 attendees. talks cover Edwin Arlington Robinson and General Knox, with local notices on residents and college honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Allen
Jennie M. Allen
Hotel Phoenix
Margaret
Barbara
Eldridge R. Johnson
Caroline
Bath Iron Works
Mr. Allen
Norway
Sweden
France
Spain
Monte Carlo
Constantinople
Greece
Atlantic
Tebo Basin
Brooklyn
Allen
Winter Street
Ladies’ Aid
Clinton D. Wilson
Elizabeth Beals
Archie E. Doyle
Emma E. Walker
Edwin Arlington Robinson
John Morse
General Knox
Knox
Weekend Visitors Share News and Local Notices
Albert D. Wing of Central Maine Power in Richmond visited his mother Mrs. Carolyn Wing. Ralph Dunton of Portland returned after a few days with Mrs. Dunton visiting her daughter Mrs. Edward St. Martin in Portland. The Dunton Casco Street apartment burned in early winter. Mrs. Pauline Moulton of Middle Street spent the weekend in Portland with friends. LeRoy Lord of the Parks sail loft in Portland came home with Mrs. Lord and their sons on upper Washington Street. Alton King, Charlestown Navy Yard employee, returned Sunday after a weekend with Mrs. King at her parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meister of Benjamin Haggett, Bowdoin Street. Bowdoin 37, weekend guest of his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young on Front Street. Central church league members at the parish house were asked to bring a picture of themselves from years ago and 28 attendees enjoyed identifying the photos. Mrs. Charles E. Helah and Mrs. Charles A. Soule hosted refreshments. Mrs. Chester Roberts of Maxwell Street and Mrs. Thomas Olsen of Brunswick returned Monday from Boston where they spent several days. Attorney and Mrs. William Gallagher of Norway were weekend guests of Mrs. Gallagher’s mother, Mrs. Margaret Flaherty of Front Street. Mr. Gallagher, former U S district attorney, was elected to a three year term on the Norway school board in Monday’s election. Rev. and Mrs. A. Bernard Webber of Milton, Mass., were Monday guests of Mrs. Webber’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel T. Knight at 456 Washington Street. they left for Massachusetts Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dunton
Portland
Alton King
Charlestown Navy Yard
Central Church League
Charles E. Helah
Charles A. Soule
William Galla‘gher
Norway
Gallagher
Margaret Flaherty
Front Street
U. S
A. Bernard Webber
Milton
Mass
Supper bridge at Bruns wick road hosted by Mrs Parker Lewis
Mrs Parker Lewis entertained with a supper bridge at her Bruns wick road home Monday evening. Four tables of contract were in play. Prizes included silk hose, two packs of playing cards, linen handkerchiefs, and bridge pencils. Attendees included Mrs John J Keegan and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Lewis
Brunswick Road
John Grindell
Arline Footer
Mark Hennessy
John J. Keegan
Harry Cook
Julia Murray
Margaret Fraser
Josephine Fraser
Ruth Johnson
Louise Johnson
Helen Larrabee
Emily Morgan
L. Eugene Thebeau
Gerald Atkinson
William Duley
Wise Owl Girl Scouts Meet at YMCA for Crafts and Games
Wise Owl troop of Girl Scouts met at the YMCA Tuesday afternoon at four. Thirty five members attended as they worked on tenderfoot tests and knot tying. Mrs Summer Sewall led the meeting with Miss Harriet Lord and Miss Bertha Lord assisting before they played games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Owl
Summer Sewall
Harriet Lord
Bertha Lord
Party activities and scores highlight Dummer Sewall chapter event
At Central church parish house the Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter D A R hosted a social with 20 tables of auction and contract games. Prizes went to Lena Shepard and Henry O Trow for high and second high in contract. Carl Pinson won auction first with Mele Niles taking second. Refreshments were served and volunteers assisted Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummer Sewall
Central Church Parish House
Alice E. “Varney
Lena Shepard
Henry O.trowbridge
Carl Pinson
Ts. Mele Niles
Miss Varney
Thomas 8. Gibbons
Harry G. Deering
Herbert Caldewood
Harry E. Ring
Fred C. Hill
Elmer D. Hodgkins
George W. Merrill
Jane Lemont
Fred W. May
Miss Ruth Skillings Plans Honolulu Voyage With Companions
Miss Ruth Skillings of High Street sails March 2 for Honolulu with Mrs. Sylvester Cushman of Portland after a stay in Cornelius Oregon. They travel on the S S Malola to the Hawaiian Islands, plan a week in Honolulu, then return to San Francisco aboard the S S Monterey and depart March 24 on the S S Virginia for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Skillings
High Street
San Francisco
Sylvester Cushman
Portland
Honolulu
Miss Skillings
Cushman
Cornelius
Oregon
Betty Cummings Fifth Birthday Party at Home
Betty Cummings celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at 18 Cummings Street. Attendees included Frances Flaherty Andrew Flaherty Catherine Powers Bobby Powers Hall Desmond Martha Torrey Joe Torrey Frances Cushing Robert Tabor Malcolm Varney Donald Footer Mary Flaherty Shirley Fletcher Nancy Gregware Allan Gregware Warren Beardsley Rosalyn Cormier and Laura Craft assisted. Malcolm Varney won a donkey tail pinning prize while Martha Torrey and Joe Torrey won prizes in the kiss hunt. Pink and yellow decorations highlighted the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cummings
Thomas J. Cummings
Cummings Street
Frances
Andrew Flaherty
Catherine
Bobby
Henry Powers
Ann ‘Desmond
Martha
Joe ‘Torrey
Frances Cushing
Robert Tabor
Mal Colm Varney
Donald Footer
Mary Flaherty
Shirley Fletcher
Nancy
Allan Gregware
Warren Beardsley
Rosalyn Cormier
Laura Craft
Malcolm Varney
Joe Torrey
Notable Trips and Local Social Roundup in Bath Citizens
Friends of Mrs. Byron F Barker describe her Atlantic crossing aboard the Holland American liner Statendam on a Mediterranean cruise with Madeira and Gibraltar ports, two days in Egypt, then Paris and London before returning to Bath in May. Nearby residents and visitors include Trial Justice James H Ames and Rev J N Palmer, Mrs Leroy F Colby and Mrs Noel C Little at Winterport meetings, Mrs Little resuming studies at Westbrook, and Mrs Phinney gaining recognition for needlecraft designs in magazine features. Kenneth Minott, Miss Geraldine Stott, Kenneth McDonald, and Melford Perham are noted for travels or visits, with Mrs Perham convalescing after a fall. President Kenneth C M Sills and Mrs Sills depart for a Mediterranean trip aboard the Aquitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron F. Barker
Atlantic
Statendam
Madeira
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Egypt
Melford N. Perham
West Bath
Central Reds Champs in Grammar League
The Central Reds won the Grammar School league title after a tense finish. Nickerson was fouled while shooting with the score 20-19 Reds, but missed both free throws. Reds receive the Grammar School shield and each player gets a medal from the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacks
Nickerson
Reds
Mercer man pleads guilty in hunting case in Skowhegan
Earl True of Mercer pleaded guilty February 19 to hunting a moose and possessing moose meat. Judge Maurice P. Merrill continued the case to March 5 for sentence in Western Somer Set Municipal Court. True paid a $25 fine and $3.87 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl True
Mercer
Maurice P. Merrill
Somerset Municipal Court
Skowhegan
Bath Entices Diverse Arts and Civic Updates
A minstrel rehearsal follows a post meeting, two more rehearsals are scheduled, and a Lenten service will be led by Rev Del Diplock at Grace Church. Henry’s Stringed Rhythm performs at Bath Opera House with a star lineup, while ice on the Popham bridge and shifting buoy raise tides concerns. CWA matters stir questions about moonlighting. Mayor-elect Small heads to office, with Bath awaiting new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn O. Diplock
Rte
St. Alban's Church
South Bf
Grace Church
Henry
Henry I. Gethman
Charles Dorsey
Andrew Lemoine,Jr
LaForrest G. Coombs
Bath Opera
House Tonight
Claudette Colbert
Herbert Marshall
Mary Boland
William Gargan
Poultry Program at Farm and Home Week Maine
The three day Poultry Department program at University of Maine Farm and Home Week will run March 26 to 29. speakers include W F Kirkpatrick of Connecticut Agricultural College and Meade Summers of a St Louis feed company with talks on profitability and pullet growth. Dr W F Dove and R N Atherton will cover Maine fish meal, poultry outlook, feeding practices, hatchability, and disease control for Maine flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maine
J. Robert Smyth
W. F. Kirkpatrick
Connecticut Agricultural College
Meade Summers
St. Louis
Missouri
W. F. Dove
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Maine
R. N. Atherton
Extension Service
J. R. Smyth
Leigh P. Gardner
H. L. Richardson
J. F. Witter
Poultry Meetings Set for March by Extension Service
March meetings will discuss insulation for poultry houses using blankets or comforters as insulation boards on walls and ceilings. County agents advise proper ventilation control in insulated houses to ensure good results, with several poultry men already applying the method successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androscoggin
Sagadahoc
Bath sportsmen urged to aid starving ducks feed
Bath Warden Perkins appeals to Gardiner R. Deering and Bath sportsmen through the Independent to donate for grain to feed thousands of starving ducks. Deering will ensure funds are used for purchase and distribution to feeding sites as game associations in Portland and nearby towns open grain accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Gardiner R. Deering
Bath
Mr. Deering
Independent
Portland
Hebron Academy in State One Act Contest at Edward Little
Hebron Academy will compete in the State one act play contest at Edward Little High School in Auburn on March 24. The entry is A Message from Huffu by Cottman and Shaw, from the Dramatic Club’s Portland entertainment last week. Cast includes Hiden Spite and Ard White, both with limited prior drama experience, following last year’s near misses in the State and New England contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron ‘Academy
Edward Little High School
Atburn
Hebron
Hufu
Cottman
Shaw
the Dramatic Club
Portland
Hiden Spite Eer
Ard
White
Bewae & Moomyes
Caer Poly
Doin College
New England
Manchester
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Elmer Greenleaf
Auburn
City
Herbert King, Jr
Herbert King
Western Avenue
Joanne Heal
Mary
Robert Gaudette
Ernestine
Carley
Edith King
Carley King
Master King
Falmouth
M. Lanz
Errol Baker
Cummings
Mrs. Baker
Florence A. Neiley
A. B. Snow
Trufant’s Crossing
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Arthur Sewall
Frederick Ani
Herman E. Meigs
Little Ughter
Edwyna
Shawmut
Johnen
John Burgess,Jr
Rodney E. Ross
The
Hyde Windlass Co
Milton S. Kimball
Fred R. Lord of
Augusta
Frank Stone
Curtis and
William
Mr. Stone
F. A. Stone
Edgecomb
C. F. Hathaway
West Palm Beach
Fla
Cambridge, Mass
Alice M. Hovey
Georgetown
Colby College
Waterville
Hovey
Frank W. Hovey
Albert D. Wing
Central Maine Power Co
Richmond
Carolyn D. Wing
Pauline Moulton
LeRoy Lord
Parks’ Sail Loft
Mrs. Lord and Sons
Upper
Benjamin Haggett
Bowdoin
Donald Young
Chester Roberts
Maxwell ‘Street
Thomas Olsen
Charles Blaisdell
Bedford Street
Margaret J. Cameron
Melrose
Theresa M. Dall
South Street
Marcia L. Petlock
H. and H. Bridge Club
Franklin Street
Maurice Libby
Arthur N. MacDonald
Charles L. Merry
Dorothy A. Renaud
Edith M. Renaud
Joseph T. Smith
Shirley Moore
Wellington Moore
Weeks Street
Louise Briggs
Betty Fuller
Marjorie Trott
Lucille Johnson
Ellen Stevens
Elizabeth Butterfield
Marguerite Brown
Mary Nickerson
Kathleen Scott
Dorothy Thebeau
Deborah Trott
Donald
Bowdoinham
Robert Haskell
Ralph McIntire
Bridgton
Hotel Eagle
Albert Henderson
Union Street
Fred Jack
Jack
Charles Brown
Village
Edward C. Craig
Garden Street
West Newton
Miriam Adams
Woonsocket, R. I
New York
Philadelphia
Leity
Adams
Wellington A. Moore
W. Emery Chase
C.W.A
John A. McDonough
Edward W. Hyde
New York City
Sewall
Edwin A. Rogers
Chandler Edwin
Turnercourt
South Bristol
Fed W. Waterhouse, Jr
Lloyd Waterhouse
West Paris
Velma S. Cornish
Charles R. Farnham
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Cosmopolitan Club
Woman's Literary Union
Androscoggin County
Elm House
J. H. Snipe
Bath Water District Force
Loring D. Small
Earle C. Donnell
Mary Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Pred J. Rose
Lowell School Improvement League
James H. Ames
Rev
J. N. Palmer
Methodist Church
Bowdeinham
Leroy F. Colby
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Noel C. Little
Congress
Winterport
Haven Sawyer
Bagor
Little
Colby
Sawyer
Wells
James Lockery
Revere
Ida Cotton
Russell Phinney
Olive Street
Needlecraft Magazine
Charles V. Minott
Roxbury
Geraldine Stott
Westbrook Seminary
Beth
Ardene A. Stott
Oakstreet
Kenneth McDonald
Bar Harbor
Drummond Street
Lena Cormier
R. N
Donald H. Fogg
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Sills
U. S. Aquitaina
Cunard Line
Donald S. Sewall
Mark W
Boothbay
Harbor
Mr. Sewall
Mark W. Sewall
Central Reds
Roland Daaith Pict
Legion Building
George Popham
Popham Beach
Maine Central Ferry Dock
Winslow's Ledge
Texas
McDonough
Jerry Haile
East Brunswick
Merrymeeting Bay
Harold P. Small
Small
C. W.A
Bull Durhams
Nebraat Com‘petitors
Ony
Boyne
the Park
Camels
Fatimas
Spuds
Bull Durhams Spuds
Fpatimas
Renee
Neneneas Wings Murads
Old Golds
Doc Winchenbach
Arthur Pratt
Murads
Chesterfields
H. McDonald
Shaleogee
D. Wilson Wees
F. Trott
J. Austin Ee
Morse
Spear Cees
Potter Sameer Eereetes
Desmond
McCorrison
Trask
M. Trott
Itchell
Mullen
McCole Ee
Hall Ee
Tee Ee Eescee
Gardiner R. ‘Deering
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