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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

6

Marriage party honors Mrs Allen Morse with gifts

Mrs Allen Morse of Highland street held a party on October 14 for her recent marriage. Guests included Mrs Maud Clark Mrs Nancy Bruce and many others. A china dinner set was given as a gift refreshments were served and friends were present in Haverhill Massachusetts and Quincy Massachusetts.

Allen Morse Highland Street Maud Clark Nancy Bruce Lizzie Chaney Geldie Chaney Fannie Clark Virginia Clark Belle Perkins Mabel Shepard Annie Lemont Annie Sylvester Jeanette Plant Fannie Burden Nettie Petter Henrietta Petter Olive Taite Mabel Wheeler Alberta Marco Mildred Dowling Hannah Miller Thelma Sylvester Eleanor Thackfray Haverhill Mass Flaine and David Gladys Peotle Quincy

Aderton Sails to Washington as Private Secretary

Winifred Aderton daughter of Mrs Frances S Aderton 59 Beaconstreet leaves for Washington DC to serve as private secretary to Hon Breckinridge Lang after graduating from Coline of Practical Arts and Letters Boston University. She led Morse High basketball to a 1933 championship and held multiple school offices.

Winifred Aderton Frances S. Ad*rton Beaconshort Washington, D. C Brecksiidg * Lang Aderton Coline of Practical Arts and Letters Booon University Moire Morse Hien School High Schiol Morse B. A. Milderton Massachusetts Avenue

MIT Leader Dr Stratton Dies. Attended Wedding in Bath

Dr. S W Stratton chairman of the MIT corporation died suddenly Sunday. He had come to Bath to attend the wedding of Robert P Shaw and Miss Marian Dean two years ago and was a welcome visitor at the president's house during Robert's Tech years. Archibald M Main and Archibald Jr and Richard McElman spent Sunday on a motor trip to the White Mountains.

S. W. Stratton The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bath Robert P. Shaw Marian Dean Stratton Robert Tech Arhhibald M. Main and Son Archibald, Jr Richard McElman White Mountains

Visits and family travel span holidays and weekends

Mrs. Norman H. Rand drove from Portsmouth New Hampshire to pick up her mother Mrs. Charles R. Higgins of Grove Street. Mrs. Higgins will stay until Christmas and may then go to Washington and possibly Florida. Mrs. Frances Keene of South Weymouth Massachusetts spent the weekend with her brother Joseph Reed at 53 Mechanic Street.

Norman H. Rand Portsmouth N. H Charles R. Higgins Grove Street Frances Keene South Weymouth Mass Joseph Reed Mechanic Street

Mrs Magoun of Baltimore Visits Bath Side

Mrs Charles Magoun of Baltimore returns from a week in Bath after staying at the Hotel Phoenix and as a guest of Henry A Magoun of Greenstreet. Mrs Carl C Anderson hosted her contract club on Andrews Road with prizes awarded to Mrs Milton Trott first and Mrs Norman Rand of Portsmouth NH second.

Charles Magoun Baltimore Bath Carl C. Anderson Andrews Road Milton Trott Norman Rand Portsmouth N. H

Bath visitors from New Bedford and Freeport tour through mountains

Frei Silsby of New Bedford and his grandson Carroll Thompson of Freeport visited Bath on Saturday. Mr and Mrs William H Ketchum of 23 Walker Street and Mr and Mrs Thomas J Martin of 15 Stanford Street South Portland spent the weekend in the White Mountains. They faced a snow storm near Twin Mountains during the trip up Crawford Notch and returned via Franconia Notch and the Ossipee trail.

Frei S. Silsby New Bedford Mass Carroll Thompson Freeport Bath William H. Ketchum Walker Street Thomas J. Martin Stanford Street South Portland White Mountains Twin Mountains Crawford Notch Franconia Notch Ossipec Trail

Social notes from Lewiston Bates visit and contracts night

Miss Mariel Howe of upper Washington street spent the weekend in Lewiston as a guest of Bates College junior Miss Elizabeth McGrath. Mrs Allan Spear hosted Thursday evening for Mrs Normen Rand of Fth New Hampshire with two tables of contract. Rand won first prize and Mrs Helen Shaughnessy second.

Mariel Howe Upper Washington Street Lewiston Elizabeth McGrath Bates College Allan Spear Normen Rand Fth, N. H Rand Helen Shaughnessy

Birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes Observed in Watertown

Mrs.Alston Oliver hosted a dinner party for her mother Mrs.Elizabeth Holmes of Watertown Mass to mark her 85th birthday. Holmes born in Scotland lived in Greenock and has long attended Watertown Congregational church, with Maine summers noted. Maren Genthner is spending a week in Waterville.

Alston Oliver High Street Oliver Elizabeth Holmes Watertown Mass Holmes Scotland Greenock Congregational Church of Maine Humphrey Owen

Miss Annah Chaney Joins Mikelsky's Music Store

Miss Annah G. Chaney M H S '31 now works at Mikelsky's Music. She is daughter of ex Alderman Wilfred W. Chaney of 332 Washington St. She won the South End PTA award of 10 dollars for outstanding senior girl in the class of 1931. Mrs Edward Boyce, ill for months, rests comfortably at home 385 Washington St.

Annah G. Chaney M.H.S Mikelsky’s Miss Chaney Wilfred W. Chaney Washington Street South End Edward Boyce

Bath residents head to Bowdoin Wesleyan game and city life

The report notes Bath figures attending the Bowdoin Weslayan football clash at Whittierfield and other local regulars visiting, with mentions of Arthur Sewall and Mrs Barler recovering from a prior auto accident. It covers social visits, travel plans, and a local installation by Henry Leeman of Evergreen encampment.

Bath Whittierfield Arthur F. Mayo Ernest Avery Frank B. Nichols A. R. Nickels Brian Jewett Alden Smith Jack Lowery Donald Peters Allan Spear William Kittridge John H. Hyde William S. F.horey

Taylor couple resumes Bath Iron Works after vacation

Mr and Mrs John Taylor of Washington Street returned from an automobile trip through New York state and Mr Taylor has resumed work at Bath Iron Works Corp after his annual vacation.

John Taylor Washington Street New York State Taylor Bath Iron Works Corp

Sisters visit Augusta as guests of Mrs Roland Hill

Miss Susan N Ballou of 998 High Street and her sister Mrs Mary W Stafford of Queens Long Island traveled to Augusta on Tuesday as guests of Mrs Roland F Hill of 22 Lincoln Street. Mr and Mrs William P Hill of Middle Street were also guests of Mrs Roland Hill.

Susan N. Ballou High Street Mary W. Stafford Queens Long Island Augusta Roland F. Hill Lincoln Street William P. Hill Middle Street Roland Hill

Mrs Mildred Warner Returns Home From Epping and Danvers

Miss Mildred Warner of Middle street returned Sunday after two weeks in Epping New Hampshire and Danvers Massachusetts. She was accompanied by her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harry Farrington of Hallowell. Mr Farrington was on vacation from the Ripley Co Augusta. Mrs Maryanne Kennerson of Harpswell was among visitors in the city Saturday.

D. H. Warner Middle Street Mrs Harry Farrington Hallowell Mildred Warner Epping N. H Danvers Mass Warner Farrington Ripley Co Augusta Maryanne Kennerson Harpswell

Ballard Blood Wedding Held in Athol Mass

Willis Humphreys Ballard of Portland and Ruth Farnham Blood of Portland were wed October 10 at the Congregational church in Athol Mass. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Daniel Gross. The couple will reside in Somerville Mass after a honeymoon trip.

Willis Humphreys Ballard Portland Agnes Humphreys Frederick Dunnells Frederick W. Humphreys High Street Ruth Farnham Blood Roy E. Blood Congregational Church Athol Mass Daniel Gross D. D Woodfords Congregational Church Mr. Ballard Robert A. Ballard Grace Humphreys Bath Eastern Steamship Co Boston Yarmouth N. S Provinces Ballard Winter Garden Apartments Winter Hill Somerville

Whittams and relatives return from visits to relatives

Mr and Mrs Winfield S Whittam with Parker Nathalie and Stella Whittam return to Wollaston Massachusetts after a stay with Mrs Edward E Morse at 38 Snow Park Mrs Edwin Small of Hallowell visits her parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Carter Tallman Mrs Earle Twitchell returns to Haddonfield New Jersey after Bath visit prompted by the death of her aunt Miss Myra F Arnold Mr and Mrs Carrol Watson of Washington Street spend weekend at the Donnell cottage at Popham Beach.

Winfield S. Whittam Parker Nathalie Stella Whittam Wollaston Mass Miss Whittam Edward E. Morse Snow Park Edwin Small Hallowell Oliver Carter Tallman Street Mrs. Carrol Watson Washington Street Donnell Popham Beach

Mrs Tremaine Visiting Son in Richmond

Mrs William L Tremaine of Richmond is spending a few days at the home of her son Philip L Tremaine of lower Middle Street.

William L. Tremaine Richmond Philip 4. Tremaine Lower Middle Street

Mitchells Welcome New Richard Scott Richard

Mrs George Oliver of Lincoln street visits sister Mrs John Mitchell in West Newton Mass The Mitchells announce the birth of a son named Richard Scott Mitchell born recently at their home in West Newton Massachusetts

George Oliver Lincoln Street John Mitchell West Newton Mass Richard Scott Mitchell

Mrs Sophia Blinn Visits Brother in Hollywood

Mrs Sophia Blinn of Payette Idaho arrived in Hollywood to visit her brother Fred N Wright a former North Bath resident. She has traveled widely since her husband’s death and previously lived as Miss Sophia Wright in Woolwich.

Sophia Blinn Payette Idaho Bath Woolwich Hollywood Fred N. Wright North Bath Blinn Sophia Wright

Bath Visitors From Boston Include Watson Family

Mr and Mrs Arthur Watson and their son Arthur Jr of Boston were in Bath for a Sunday visit as described in local society notes.

Arthur Watson Arthur Jr Boston Bath

Social Notes From Redlands to Bates College

Marshall Sewall of Redlands and John Simpson of Tulsa attend Harvard Business School in Cambridge as guests of Loyall Sewall of Washington street. Charles E. Plaisted couples travel to Stamford for several days. Dunlap A. Hatch resumes duties at Bath National Bank after a vacation, with short visits to Atlantic City and Haddontield. Shirley Higgins of West Upton returns home after summer with Ralph Dunbar family. Carolyn L. Moody works at Western Union as assistant to manager Kenneth Trask. she is daughter of George and Mrs Moody. Amy A. Irish, Bates College junior, joins the Girls Glee Club.

Arthur Sewall Stone House New York City Washington, D. C Mrs. Sewal Marshall Sewall Redlands Cal John Simpson Tulsa Oklahoma Harvard School of Business Administration Cambridge Mass Loyall F. Sewall Washington Street Dunlap A. Hatch Bath National Bank Mr. Hatch Atlantic City N. J Haddonfield Shirley Higgins West Upton Ralph P. Dunbar Carolyn L. Moody M.H.S The Western Union Kenneth Trask Miss Moody George P. Moody Bedford Road Amy A. Irish Fred E. Irish Chestnut Street Girls’ Glee Club Bates College Miss Irish

Luncheon Social Highlights and Bridge at Mrs Ross Home

Mrs Rodney E Ross hosted a Thursday luncheon for Mrs Warren Smith of Oak Park Illinois. In the afternoon three tables of contract were played. Guests included Mrs Alonzo Holmes of Brunswick and Mrs Bruce H M White of Topsham, who were out of town visitors. Paul Wilson returned Friday night from Boston after a few days there.

Rodney E. Ross Warren Smith Oak Park Alonzo Holmes Brunswick Bruce H. M. White Topsham Paul Wilson Boston

Bath Notes on Local Residents Returning or Visiting

Miss Elsie Crocker returns home to her parents on High street after months in Portland and Shaw's Business college. Mr and Mrs John K Jayne come back to Bath from a Canadian motor trip. Henry Gediman recovers from illness and resumes duties at Postal Telegraph. Miss Roberta Barker returns to work at Senter's Inc after vacation. Miss Louise MacDonald of Topkinson Mass visits Bath, former Bath girl. Mrs Charles Connor returns from Boston to High street. Mrs Frederick H Kimball returns home from Boston with Mrs Milton S Kimball of Augusta. J Houghton McLellan Jr of Boston spends weekend in Bath with parents on Washington street.

Elsie Crocker Portland Shaw's Business College Herman Crocker High Street Roberta Barker Senter’s, Inc Louise MacDonald Topkinton Mass Lothair L. Lowell Drummond Street Miss MacDonald Charles Connor Boston J. Houghton McLellan, Jr Bath Mrs J. Houghton McLellan Washington Street

Bath National banker Hatch visits New Jersey then returns

Dunlap A. Hatch assistant cashier of Bath National bank returns from ten days away. He visited his sister Mrs Earle Twitchell in Haddonfield New Jersey and attended the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City. He was called home by the death of his aunt Miss Myra F Arnold and was accompanied by Mrs Twitchell. John M Conley Jr and his roommate Bradford Redsmett of Wiscasset, Kent's Hill seminary students, spent the weekend with the Conleys on Beacon Street.

Earle Twitchell Haddonfield N. J Bath Davis Hatch Green Street Twitchell Myra F. Arnold Dunlap A. Hatch Bath National Bank Atlantic City American Bankers Association Hatch John M. Conley, Jr Bradford Redsmett Wiscasset Kent’s Hill Seminary John M. Conley Beacon Street

Bath and Portland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Medora Atwood returns to Portland after visits at Montsweag with Rev. Plinette Allen and Miss Clara Hawthorne and a stop with Miss Flora Leonard of Sagadahoc Ferry. Joseph Small departs for New York City after a Bath visit with his mother Mrs. Frank A. Small. Other locals host and travel including Nathaniel F. Howe, Sheriff Albert Henderson, City Marshal Walter L. Whitney, and Gardiner Rogers of Bath. Engagement announced Miss Hope S. Adams of Augusta to John S. Leonard of Portland. Edmund Rollins enters Bentley School of Accounting and Finance after Morse high. Stearns Scott leaves for York Beach to work for Lord and Burnham. Miss Dorothy Brown leaves Bath for Boston en route to Pinehurst, North Carolina.

Medora Atwood High Street Portland Montsweag Plinette Allen Clara Hawthorne Flora Leonard Sagadahoc Ferry Nathaniel F. Howe Georgetown Albert Henderson Walter L. Whitney Charles Henderson Gardiner Rogers Bath Hope S. Adams Augusta John S. Leonard Miss Adams

Social notes of local residents and visitors

Local families and guests are listed in this social column with weekend visits, homecomings, and travel plans. Names include Mrs Duer D Breck and Miss Sidney Breck returning to Garden City New York, Miss Lois Purington and Miss Mable Purington of Topsham, and many others visiting Bath, Portland, and nearby towns.

Lois Purington Mable Purington Elm Street Topsham

Brookline Families Return From Summer Getaway

Mr and Mrs Ralph Preble and son Ralph Jr and Mrs Lusetta Preble return to Brookline Massachusetts after a season at Wiscasset where they own a Summer home Miss Martha Cahill daughter of ex Mayor and Mrs Charles H Cahill and Mrs Barbara Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross home from Choate School for the weekend return to Brookline Sunday afternoon

Ralph Preble Ralph Jr Mr. Preble Lusetta Preble Brookline Mass Wiscasset Martha Cahill Charles H. Cahill Barbara Ross Rodney E. Ross Choate School

Bath Trust officials attend Boston banking sessions

Asst. Treasurer William L. Skelton and Daniel T. Dougherty from Bath Trust Co. returned Saturday from Boston where they attended sessions of the banking division of the New England Council at Hotel Statler. The Misses Bess and Grace Dickinson stayed with Mrs. Raymond Campbell at Dromore Saturday evening. Cards and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr. and Miss Lucie Ferguson, Miss Abi Minott, and C. V. Minott.

Grace Dickinson Phipnsburg H. B. Wyman Aletha Cutting Lucia Ferguson Emma Perry Alice Abbie Minott Miss Ferguson Miss Dickinson William L. Skelton Daniel T. Dougherty Bath Trust Co Boston The New England Council Hotel Statler Bess Raymond Campbell Dromore Lucie Ferguson Abbi Minott C. V. Minott

Out of Town Guests Attend Mrs. Bowker Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gannon of Lewiston and Miss Eileen Bowker a Nassan Institute attendee and Percy R Bowker of Arlington Mass were among visitors from out of town at the funeral of Mrs. Cutler Bowker Saturday afternoon.

Alfred Gannon Lewiston Eileen Bowker Nassan Institute Percy R. Bowker Arlington Mass Cutler Bowker

Bath visitors plan short Christmas duck hunting trip

Richard Nible of the Boston office of Bethlehem Steel Company Jay Boardman and Mr Martin visited Bath on Thursday. They were en route to Merrymeeting Bay for a few days of duck hunting.

Richard Nible Boston Bethlehem Steel Co Jay Boardman Mr. Martin Bath Merrymeeting Bay

City Community Notes From Bath Area Activities

City CHAT Auxiliary to Roland Smith post reports first meeting of the year in the Legion building with Mrs Helen Shaughnessy presiding. Reports on state convention in Calais, 21 to 23 June, and nominating committee named for next year. Baby conferences run by Public Health Nurse Ruth W Henry show 28 babies examined last week and 42 the week before. The Patten Free Library distributes its annual bulletin with new books and staff list. Street work on Washington Street, gutters and turf cleared. Rummage sale planned by Central church Ladies’ Aid for Oct 23 with no meeting that day. The Yo Yo epidemic persists among children. Girl Scouts meet at the American Legion hall with a Court of Honor and plans for second class tests. Lowell Temple plans for Yarmouth district convention Oct 28 with two officers delivering the address of welcome. Skunks disrupt Bath Country Club fairways. traps to be set. Bath City Hospital Nurses Alumnae appoint flower committee. Halloween party planned. Grace church Men’s Club meets. Cosmopolitan club organizes for winter. Highway Patrolman Crosby enforces head and tail light checks on Brunswick Bath road. Dromore Grange to hold supper and cards to raise funds for hall painting. Local notes on residents, engagements, and incidents fill the Bath area. The Yorktown commemorative stamp goes on sale. posters for hospital patients are prepared by White Ribbon Band. Gorham Normal alumni receive A rating for the Green and White yearbook. Local sports, accidents, and hunting reports round out the page.

Roland Smith No. 21 A. L Legion Helen Shaughnessy Mary Murphy Calais Evelyn Snow Phoebe Hart Helen Hill

Passmore couple move back to former home after Court Street sale

Mr and Mrs Harry T Passmore return to 36 Dummer Street after selling their Court Street dwelling through Fred B Reed agency to Daniel Williams assistant cashier at First National Bank for occupancy by the Passmores.

Harry T. Passmore Court Street Dummer Street Fred B. Reed Daniel Williams First National Bank

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Frank H. Percy Lina Sewall Pearl Street Georgia Ripley Edward Cook Carrie M. Sampson May Garnett Forest L. Littefield Wesley M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Carrie P. Johnsoan Ruth Harriett Johnson Springfield, Mass Your Ladies’ Bridge Club Bath Savings Institution Josephine Fraser Mary Spear Esther Bonney Evelyn Grindell Jennie Small John M. Schofield Lower High Street Howard Parks Betton Cromord Farm Bureau Mayo Evelyn Beal Eleanor Gilmore Jennie Harrington Aletha Campbell Melinda Perry Clara Oliver Bernice Drake Bridge Street Robert Brownell W. Dayton Hill William Sheldon Jon Wallace Harry Short Columbus Ohio Kenneth Sheron Falmouth Connecticut Massachusetts New York Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania Bear Mountain Bridge N. Y Allegheny Appalachian Mountains Fred P. Shaw Carrie Edward H. Hartwall Amos F. Perry Summer Street Perry Charles Corliss Emma Hooper Martha Hooper Carrie Luce Adolph Ehlers Rachel Nichols Charles W Merrill Roy Shackford Horace Ward James Bonney Nellie Congdon Harry P Bridge George Merrill Harry G. Deering Carrol A. Deering N. Gratz Jackson Arthur I. Pepper Richard Quick Paul G. Bagdikian Edward Bampton Albion L. Corlis Fritz Klippel Dora L. Howard Charles Syde Missma Hooper A. H. Dodge Doris Hutchins Frid Cherry Petreet Gladys Pettle Hutchins Miss Pett Percy Miller Wallace Trufant John Sylvester Malcolm Witham Arthur Deehan Walter Mosher Beatrice Rand Leland Plummer Robert Tremaine Saugus Antoinette Teeling Annie Teeling Lena Dennell Nellie Douglas James McKay Doris Flora Blanchard Merry Jane Haggett Charles Robbins Hollis Hazel Hopkins Hall Helene Harry White Lawrence Pratt Pratt's Island Southport Central Church Ladies’ Aid New England Rowe Lillian Duniels Edna Potter Olive Hallowell Elinor Coombs Jessie Colby Shirley Shepard Isabelle Berry Phyllis Wright Gladys Pottle Sophie Greenblatt Charles M. Tubbs Worcester Pauline Burden Excel Cleansers and Dyers Center Street Maren Genthner Waterville Charles A. Blair Charles W. Clifford John A. Lord Joseph T. Snt Donald N. Small Nola Lakeman Jonesport Marion Whittier Arthur C. Whittier Miss Lakeman Miss Whittier Gorham Normal School Walter Wright Bridgeport Ralph Trask Allen’s Fast Weymouth William T. Wveman Dorchester Augustus Woman Mr. Trask Grand Patriach Henry T. B. Leeman Casco Evergreen Gardiner Arthur Stilphen W. E. Chase Co George Dall Albert Gallant George Parshley Pine Tree Circle C.F.A Celia Plant Annie Wilson Agnes Smith Gertrude Totman John Levya Hebron Academy George Levya Turner Court Edwin Cromwell Westport Merle Niles Bobby Jane William Freeman Capt. Freeman Charles E. Plaisted Stamford Conn John K. Jayne Canada Henry Gediman Frederick H. Kimball Kimball Milton S. Kimball Joseph Small Frank A. Small Edmund Rollins Morse High School Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Stearns Scott York Beach Lord and Burnham, Greenhouse Builders Dorothy Brown J. Russell Grant Pine Street Norfolk Pinehurst N. C Duer D. Breck Sidney Breck Garden City Small Point Beach William M. Thistle Arthur Charles H. Blair Harry Newton Bar Harbor Carlton Hedge Ossipee, N. H Perley Wasson Moultonville, N. H Thomas MacDonald Bailey Street Eleanor Danforth Farmington Normal School Frank Danforth Fred W. Larrabee West Bath Hazel Long, R. N Theo McNeil James R. McNeil Roger A. Worrey and Son Portsmouth, N. H Herbert E. Worrey Charles F. Hathaway Cambridge, Mass Harry W. Tucker Philip G. Eaton Jane Murphy Rockland Port Clyde Tenant's Harbor Katharyn Shorey Alton Shorey Samuel S. Sewall Prout’s Neck Richard L. Sprague Merton Davis Woodfords Edward Sewall Lily S. Pray Ruth W. Henry Red Cross Patten Free Library City Street Department Ladies’ Aid of Central Church Pine Tree Troop American Legion Hall Court of Honor Lowell Temple P. S Emily Williams Louise Munroe Bath Country Club Phyllis Gilpatrick Belva Fullerton Violet E. Brown Bath City Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association Iaa A. Small Grace Church Carroll Watson Cosmopolitan Club Isaac Howard Alice N. Magoun Helen Walker John Crosby Brunswick-Bath Road Dromore Grange Phippsburg Benjamin Stackpole Campbell’s Pond Carol Stevens Edith Mackinnon Paul Hayes Pres Charles Lee City Hospital Dike School Arcade Greys David E. Rich Canal Zone Ralph W. Harford John J. Keegan Auburn Harford Furber Davis John W. Gilmore William L. Waters Mabel E. Maines Richardson Street Mr. Waters William H. Waters Miss Maines John T. Maines L. Dow Jones Rangeley Front Street Bernard Fraser Major Fraser Yorktown Rochambeau Washington DeGrasse W.C.T.U Bath City Staples Union National Scholastic Press Association North End Hyde Windlass Co League of Central Church Edith Savage Belle Welch Amy Perry Edna Whitehouse Alice Stacy Emma Magoun Perry Thompson David L. Wilson William Newell Martha Foote Broad Street Louis Miller Wellington A. Moore Fred Wilson A. & E. Railway Fred Optometrist Bath Trust
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