Miss E Winifred Aderton Now in Rome After Swiss Trip
Miss E Winifred Aderton recently returned from Switzerland then moved on to Rome where she serves Breckinridge Long the U S Ambassador to Italy. Her American summer was shorter than hoped and she regrets not visiting Maine. She arrived June 6 worked in Washington then Massachusetts and sailed abroad July 31 returning via Plymouth and England before continuing to France Switzerland and Austria. She wrote from Giron Switzerland Sep 1 before departing for the Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Winifred Aderton
Switzerland
Rome
Breckinridge Long
U. S
Italy
Miss Aderton
America
Maine
Washington
Massachusetts
Plymouth
England
France
Austria
William A. Armstrong
Washington Street
Giron
Montreaux
Miss Mikels Return From Boston Furniture Show
Miss Bessie M. Mikels returns from Boston where she attended the annual fall furniture show at the Furniture Mart. Miss Sophia Mikels remains in Boston to finish selecting the new Fall furniture styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Mikels
Boston
The
Furniture Mart
Sophia Mikels
Greenwich Women Take Short Trip to White Mountains
Mrs. Frederick N. Sewall and Mrs. Fred Eugene Shaw of Greenwich Connecticut left with guest Mrs Thursday for a brief excursion to the White Mountains, traveling with Erick H. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Sewall
Fred Eugene Shaw
Greenwich, Conn
Lefterick H. Kimball
Thursday
White Mountains
Hoffman Family Ends Summer at Small Point Beach
Mr and Mrs Fenno Hoffman and their four children Fenno Jr Harrison Helen and William left Friday for Radnor New Jersey after spending the summer at Small Point Beach with Rev and Mrs Harrison Wright the children's grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenno Hoffman
Fenno, Jr
Harrison
Helen
William
Radnor
N. J
Small Point Beach
Harrison Wright
Roy W Putney Returns From East Coast Business Trip
Roy W. Putney of Senters Inc. returned Friday morning from a business trip to New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Putney
Senters, Inc
New York
Boston
Vacationers and locals mingle in Bath area social notes
Residents from Stoneham and nearby towns visit Bath, Bedford, and Portland as vacationers remain at Garnet and Brehaut cottages. The column notes several social calls, engagements, and church group gatherings, including a White Cross work meeting, a Caton wedding, and a Wesleyan Ladies Aid bean supper attended by about 50.
Cos Pemean Club Open House Benefit Hosted by Hall and White
Edwina M. Hall and Miss Minnie White served as hostesses for the Cos pemean Club Open House Day on September 11 to aid attendees traveling to the Regional Red Cross conference at Winter Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwina M. Hall
Minnie White
Cospemean Club
Red Cross
Winter Street
Co-Workers class meets at Mrs Place home on Middle Street
The First Baptist Church Co-Workers class held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Lila Place s Middle Street home. Eighteen members and two visitors attended. The group planned calls for the month and appointed refreshment and entertainment committees. October meeting plans will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Lila Place
Middle Street
Place
Lotta Card
Bertha Furber
Ruth McKenzie
Annie Oliver
Flossie Martin
Mrs Martin and baby return home from hospital
Mrs Harold B. Martin and infant daughter Donna Rae have left Bath Memorial Hospital and returned to the home of Mrs Martin's parents at 5 Federal Street, Mr and Mrs Harry F. Chellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Martin
Donna Rae
Bath residents head to college, clubs, and coast events
Miss Rosalys Desjardins sails to Brooklyn for training at Long Island College Hospital after Morse high school graduation. Camilla Edge, Mary Edge, and Loyall Edge depart Small Point for Atlantic City. Virginia Jewett returns to Morse high senior year with parents in Westport. Francis McPherson plays in Sea Girt Stock ton Hotel orchestra. Mrs Voorhees, Mrs Calderwood visit West Bath, Morse classmates. Clinger leaves for Pennsylvania after illness delay. Coughlin and Lillian Johnson return from Moosehead Lake trip. William S Newell of Bath Iron Works also leads Bath Savings and golf cup win at Rockland. Mrs Royal Johnson and daughter Carrol return from Memorial hospital to North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalys D. Desjardins
Celina Desjardins
Allen Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Long Island College Hospital
Miss Desjardins
Morse High School
Wilmer S. Voorhees
Herbert Calderwood
Pierce G. Clinger
Milton
West Bath
Walter H. Larrabee
Voorhees
Clinger
Calderwood
Morse
Pennsylvania
William S. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corporation
Bath Savings Institution
Maine Savings Banks
Rockland
Lime City
Genesta Sewing circle hosts all day picnic at Corliss home
Twenty four members including eight past matrons attended a full day picnic at Day's Ferry Woolwich hosted by Mrs Albion L Corliss. Guests traveled by bus and private cars, lunch was on the lawn, and cards and social activities followed. Mrs Sarah Shaw chaired the arrangements and the event was praised as a memorable circle occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesta Sewing Circle
Albion L. Corliss
Day's Ferry
Woolwich
Sarah Shaw
Corliss
Local residents and visitors greeting in town and abroad
Miss Flossie Beals visits relatives in Gardiner after a recent Popham Beach outing with Mr and Mrs Clarence Getchell. Franklin Hallowell joins Hebron Academy. Mr and Mrs Samuel Frink and daughter Barbara of Pittsfield Mass wrap up a week with relatives here and Woolwich. Mrs Frink’s sister Miss Bessie Bowie returns from Hartford after a two week stay. Mrs Hazel Wharff and daughter Shirley stay a week in Waterville with local hosts. Barbara and Louise Flaherty of Medway Mass visit with the Esmonds of Willow Street. Theodore Urbanowitz Jr formerly of the city visits 826 Washington Street. Laurada Jordan fractures her left arm. Melvina Borjesson returns to New York after summer with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frink
Barbara
Pittsfield
Mass
Frink
Fred A. Bowie
Trufant Street
Woolwich
Nelson Rice
Sagadahoc Ferry
Bessie Bowie
Hartford, Conn
John Flaherty
Louise
Medway
Flaherty
William Esmond
Willow Street
Laurada Jordan
Samuel M. Jordan
Summer Street
Concord visitors share weekend with Bath family
Mr and Mrs Harry Berry and Mr and Mrs Donald White of Concord N H arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs H Dorman Perkins of West Bath at the Perkins cottage of Cox s Head. Mr and Mrs Maurice Shea of Arrowsie have closed their home there and moved to Bath at 63 Chestnut Street for the winter and spring. Leonard Wetherbee son of Fred Wetherebee of this city long active in auto mobile business in Melrose Mass has been transferred to the Portland branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lombard
Irving Bancroft
Harry Ford
Stoneham
Mass
Garnet
City
Lincoln Bailey
Bedford Street
Howard Rice
Mechanic Street
Lombard
Rufus Lombard
West Bath
Harry Berry
Donald White
Concord
N. H
Mr. Berry
H. Dorman Perkins
Perkins
Cox’s Head
Maurice Shea
Arrowsie
Bath
Chestnut Street
Leonard Wetherbee
Fred Wetherebee
Melrose
Portland
Miss Charlotte E King Enters University of Maine Orono
Miss Charlotte E King daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest P King of 50 Shep ard street entered the University of Maine at Orono. She was graduated from Morse High School in 1934 and served as historian of her class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte E. King
Ernest P. King
Shepard Street
University of Maine At
Oron
King
Morse High Oe
Wollaston Couple Return From Visit To Sister
Mr and Mrs Charles R Brown and Mrs Ida A Thurlow of Wollaston Massachusetts returned Sunday after visiting their sister Mrs Leslie A Fowles at 389 High Street in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Brown
Ida A. Thurlow
Wollaston
Mass
Leslie A. Fowles
High Street
Miss Maria Johnson Guests in York Weekend
Miss Maria Johnson of York arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Miss Ruth Powers of Middle Street. Johnson, who studied art in Boston, served as maid of honor at Powers' wedding Monday to Clarence Dalton of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Johnson
York
Ruth Powers
Middle Street
Miss Johnson
Boston
Miss Powers
Vesper George School of Design
Clarence Dalton
Brunswick
Augusta Groom Weds Miss Hallowell in Portland Home
Mrs Florence Manier resumes Hudson school duties after visit with her mother in Court street. Wedding notices report William N Blake of Augusta and Miss M Edna Hallowell of this city wed Saturday September 14 with Rev William Dawes Veazie conducting at 268 State street Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilmore
William N. Blake
Augusta
M. Edna Hallowell
William Dawes Veazie
State Street
Portland
Intention to wed filed in city clerk office
Intentions to wed were filed Monday in the city clerk's office by Ellery G. Southard of 280 Front Street, this city, and Edna May Gauvin of 86 High Street, Lewiston. Southard is a son of Frank E. Southard of South Carolina and the late Mary E. Southard, and Gauvin is a daughter of William and Olive Quonce of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery G. Southard
Front Street
This City
Edna May Gauvin
High Street
Lewiston
Southard
Frank E. Southard
South Carolina
Mary E. (McMahan) Southard
William and
Olive (Chapman) Quonce
Woolwich hosts Phila theatre class picnic gathering
Mrs Harold Walker entertained the Phila thea class on Corliss street with corn cake and sherbet last Wednesday. Attendees included Arthur Berry Mrs Earl Morong Mrs Harry Donnell and others. the first regular meeting is set for October 14 at Mrs Donnell's Clifton street home. Harry DeWick a Morse sophomore from Cleveland O stays with the Cohens on Old South place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Walker
Woolwich
Corliss Street
Ee Arthur Berry
Earl Morong
Harry Donnell
Walter James
Dwinal Gornish
Murray Bridges
Bernice Achorn
Steven Bracey
Doris Hutchins
Ada French
Lula Herbert
Donnell
Clifton Street
Harry DeWick
Cleveland, O
Morse
Morris H. Cohen
Old South Place
Mrs. Lewis Smalley and daughter visit Center street kin
Mrs. Lewis Smalley and her daughter Donna Rae, residents of Rockland, are visiting Mrs. Evelyn T. Hope on Center street. Mr. Smalley, formerly employed by Swift & Co. in Rockland, has been transferred to Chicago. The family will join him in Pall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smalley
Donna Rae
Rockland
Smalley
Evelyn T. Hope
Center Street
Mr. Smalley
Swift & Co
Chicago
Hatchs Return From New York Visit At Summer Cottage
Robert Hatch Jr and his brother Stanley P Hatch returned home after a few days in New York City. Morse High School faculty enjoyed a picnic supper Thursday night at Popham Beach at the cottage of Supt and Mrs Clinton D Wilson who have been passing the summer there. Attendees included Wilson and his wife principal Arthur B Scott Rev and Mrs George B Wolstenholme Mr and Mrs Blair Wilson Mr and Mrs Donald Young Miss Mary H Conley Miss Katherine Conley Miss Hester Rose Miss Agnes Fahey Miss Janette Smith Miss Mary Lord Miss Carrie Shaw Miss Gertrude Diggery Miss Cecile Veilleux Harold Brown J Edward Pomeroy David Alkazin and Horace Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Popham Beach
Clinton D. Wilson
Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
George B. Wolstenholme
Blair Wilson
Donald Young
Mary H. Conley
Katherine Conley
Hester Rose
Agnes Fahey
Janette Smith
Notable Summer Departures and Vacations Around Boothbay Harbor
Hubert H McCarty and Miss Kate McCarty of High street passed Thursday at Boothbay Harbor with relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward D True of Washington street are spending two weeks at their cottage at Birch Point. Mr True of Hallets Drug store is having two weeks vacation. Mrs John W Williams and three sons John Jr Sewall and Arthur Foster left for their home in Baltimore Md. Mrs Williams has been summering at Small Point Beach and was joined there in August by her three sons who spent the summer at camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. McCarty
Kate McCarty
High Street
Boothbay Harbor
Edward D. True
Washington Street
Birch Point
Mr. True
Hallet
John W. Williams
John, Jr
Sewall
Arthur Foster
Baltimore
Mrs Everard Appleton Visits Brother and Sister
Mrs. Everard W. Appleton arrived Wednesday from New York for a visit with her brother Don ald Duncan and her sister Mrs. Ralph W. Bragg in a family gathering reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everard W. Appleton
New York
Donald Duncan
Ralph W. Bragg
Social Notes From Small Point and Nearby Towns
Daughters of Mr and Mrs Donald Percy of Mt Kisco N Y return from six weeks at Small Point with grandmother Mrs Frederick Percy. Mrs Zetta Higgins of Melrose Mass lodge owner visits North Bath relatives and will close Pollyanna Lodge this week. Mrs Warren E Kershner and Miss Alice E Varney travel to Massena N Y to visit Rev and Mrs E D Hardin. Mr and Mrs Edward P Curtis and three children depart Rochester N Y after six weeks at Small Point Beach. they purchased Mrs Frank Sewall’s summer home and plan extended stays. Mr and Mrs Robert Brownell spend weekend in Boston. Mrs Ida Greenleaf of Saugus Mass visiting daughter Mrs Albert McFadden in Westport. will return to Westport with McFadden family for weekend. Captain and Mrs William Freeman and family, after a month in Duxbury Mass, are with Freeman’s parents Mr and Mrs F D Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Coates
Sybil Coates
Wayne, Pa
Small Point Beach
Coates
Harrison Wright
Patricia, Fifi
Nancy Percy
Donald Percy
Mt. Kisco, N. Y
Frederick Percy
Zetta Higgins
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Five Islands
Oscar Wright
North Bath
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Curtis
Frank Sewall
Ida Greenleaf
Saugus
Westport
Albert McFadden
Upper High Street
William Freeman
Duxbury, Mass
Miss Elizabeth Butterfield to Enter Wheaton College
Gran ite street resident Miss Elizabeth Butterfield will depart Sunday for Norton Massachusetts to enroll at Wheaton College this fall after graduating with honors from Morse High School in June. Mr and Mrs Harry L Nye of Doubling Point Range Lights hosted guests including Merritt Pinkham Yar mouth Earle Pinkham and Arlene Bayonne NJ Jacob T Wheeler Bath and Fred D Pinkham Bath. Earle Pinkham and Arlene returned to Bayonne by bus. Pinkham is chief engineer on the tugboat Marion in New York Harbor. J Edward Drake Jr and wife returned to Birch Point after five days in Canada visiting Halifax Cape Breton and the Gaspe peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Butterfield
Granite Street
Norton
Mass
Wheaton College
Butterfield
Morse High School
Harry L. Nye
Doubling Point
Merritt Pinkham
Yarmouth
Earle Pinkham
Arlene
Bayonne
N. J
Jacob T. Wheeler
Bath
Fred D. Pinkham
Pinkham
Marion
New York Harbor
J. Edward Drake, Jr
Birch Point
Canada
Halifax
Cape Breton Island
Gaspe Peninsula
Margaret Cargill Returns Home After Bath Sojourn
Miss Margaret Cargill left Monday for her home after a six week stay in Bath with Miss Anne Kimball of Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cargill
Bath
Anne Kimball
Lincoln Street
Mrs Small Improves After Early Week Operation
The condition of Mrs. Ralph F. Small of 20 Andrews Road is much more comfortable at Bath Memorial Hospital after an operation early last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Small
Andrews Road
Bath Memorial Hospital
Social Visit and Returns Highlight Bath Social Notes
Mrs ene P Shaw hosted guests at her home on Dummer Street for James Geiger of San Francisco during a brief Bath stay with dancing and cards. Attendees included many local youths and visitors, plus Midshipmen John Ryder and Donald Kelly. Dr Ralph Warren plans to resume dental practice in Bath at 912 Washington Street after 14 years away. David J Dash, Boothbay Camp counselor, left for Cincinnati after camping season. Miss R Alice Rich heads to Cincinnati with her mother Mrs Margaret Rich, both noted in Bath social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Dash
Boothbay
Thorne Island
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Dash
George E. Dash
Merrymeeting Bay
Florida
Informal Saturday Tea At Sewall Residence
Mr and Mrs Edward Sewall hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at their High Street home. Notable out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Harold C Manson from Brookline Mass Mrs Arthur Madison from Richmond Va Miss Margaret Cargill from New York and James Geiger from San Francisco. Miss Hettie Morse, long ill, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sewall
High Street
Harold C. Manson
Brookline
Mass
Arthur Madison
Richmond, Va
Margaret Cargill
New York
James Geiger
San Franisco
Loring Daughter Rescued After Hours on Ossipee Mountain
Miss Alice P Loring daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Lorning of Boston was lost on Ossipee Mountain N H for five hours. She slept on the mountainside beside a fire she built later found by searchers with her parents nearby, while other Bath residents prepare for travel and college plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice P. Loring
Charles P. Lorning
Boston
Ossipee Mountain
N. H
Loring
Chocorua
William Whitney
Mr. Loring
Davenport
Bath
Families Return From Visits Across Coast to Bath
Mr and Mrs Jason A Merrill and daughters Marie and Leah of lower Washington Street returned Monday from Kennebunkport where they spent the weekend. Mrs Abbott Redlon and son Richard of West Bath have returned from Orono after a week visiting sisters Mrs Robert Whitcomb and Mrs Earl McKenzie. They were joined Sunday for the day by several local residents. Miss Cora Savage returned from Watertown Mass with her mother Mrs Susan Savage after a week with sister Mrs Alden Specht. Fred D Hill vice president and cashier Bath National Bank is vacationing two weeks in New York with his daughter Mrs Walter Paine. Mrs H N and Mea any Walter M Hill will join him in New York by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Point Club
Barbara Cox
New York
Walter Terry
Bernardsville
N. J
Cox
Hamilton
Mass
William Forbes
Jason A. Merrill
Marie
Leah
Lower Washington Street
Kennebunkport
Abbott Redlon
Richard
West Bath
Orono
Redlon
Robert Whitcomb
Earl McKenzie
Redson
Alex Burden
Charles
Ralph Burden
Barbara
Lionel Breton
Cora Savage
Watertown
Susan Savage
Middle Street
Alden Specht
Fred D. Hill
The
Bath National Bank
Walter 7. Paine
Mea
Walter M. Hill
Pinkhams Olivers Pennells Camp Death Reported
Mr and Mrs Thatcher Pinkham and son Thatcher Mr and Mrs Harry Oliver Mr and Mrs Leon Pennell and son Leon Jr passed away Sunday at the Pennell camp in Popham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher Pinkham
Thatcher
Harry Oliver
Leon Pennell
Leon, Jr
Pennell
Popham
Sheriff Henderson in Bath liquor seizure conspiracy probe
Federal officials tie Sheriff Albert Henderson to a Maine liquor case after a 1500 gallon seizure. They allege a Boston phone tip led deputies to leave alcohol at a spot while Weaver of the federal unit took charge. Investigators link two Massachusetts ring leaders to Henderson and say protection money may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tually
Boston
Henderson
Prisoe Gee
Green Street
Henry P. Weaver
Maine Alcoholic Tax Unit
Bath
Bath Times
Big Shots
Albert Henderson
Massachusetts
Sagadahoc County
Winneganee and
Sebasco
Sheriff's
Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit
Maine
Court House
Bath Memorial Hospital
Weaver
Treasury Department
New England
Sidney Sherwood
Robert W. Coyne
D. A
U. S
Clifford
Lewiston
Sagadahoc
Sheriff's Department
George Humphrey
Oliver and Small
Huff
Personal notes on local residents and activities
Frank Shaw and Lawrence Crooker moved to Quincy Massachusetts to join the Fore River plant of Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp. Mrs Edmund Rothwell and Miss Irene Ingalls hosted a luncheon at Boothbay Harbor marking the Summer. three tables of contract were played in the afternoon. Bath attendees included Mrs Arthur J. Dunton, Mrs Edward Sewall, Mrs Milton C. Trott, Mrs Edwin R. Andrews, Mrs A J Conti, Mrs Allan Spear, Mrs John C. Fitzgerald, Mrs W Dayton Hill, Mrs Robert B. Hatch and Mrs Karcher Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaw
Lawrence Crooker
Quincy
Mass
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp
Edmund Rothwell
Irene Ingalls
Boothbay Harbor
Edward Sewall
Donald Sewall
Bath
Arthur J. Dunton
Milton C
City Chat notes Bath news and upcoming Scarborough event
The column reports the steamer Wiwurna is being scrapped in a Portland yard after years on Bath Boothbay routes. It notes Bath 50 years ago planned 4700 tons of Shipping to be launched from Bath within a month. Reports tire problems for Bath motorists heading to the Gaspe peninsula with nails found in one day. The H M S Scarborough will visit Bath next week and a soccer exhibition with Morse Westbrook students is proposed at Kelley field. Rev Ernest Heywood seeks help coaching a team. Other items include an unidentified insect found in a tomato, Maine Industrial Accident Commission meeting, Saturday dances at Tuessic hall, a chimney fire on High Street, Rev Harry McIntire’s WEAN broadcast, Chester Talbot demolishing the McFadden dwelling, Conrad Olsen buying the property for a water privilege, a baby clinic rummage sale at Grace church, and American Legion Sewing circle officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Bath
Shipping City Committee
Kelley Field
Morse-Westbrook
Chester Talbot
McFadden
Washington Street
Conrad Olsen
Bridgeport
Residents Leave Homes for Visits and Dance Event
Mrs Frank G Reed of Mechanic street has closed her home and traveled to Saco to visit her daughter. Mrs Lena Crocker of upper Washington street left for Somerville Massachusetts to visit her daughter and son in law Willard Whitman. Crocker is nearly recovered from a wrist injury suffered berrying in her pasture. A Bath group attended Old Orchard Pier dance Saturday night as Cab Calloway colored orchestra performed, featuring Mary Sewall Barbara Ross Vens Carol Stevens Mary Kenney Betty Barnhill Barbara Tubbs Dorothy An liker Elinor Shorey Guysbert B Vroom Jr with guests John Ryder Portland Oregon Donald Kelley Lisbon Falls Rodney E Ross Jr Donald Conroy Ivan Kirkpatrick Theodore Urbanowitz John Aghnessy and Leon Genthner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Reed
Mechanic Street
Saco
Howard P. 1
Lena Crocker
Upper Washington Street
Somerville
Mass
Willard Whitman
Crocker
Bath
Old Orchard Pier
Cab Calloway
Mary Sewall
Barbara Ross
V=ens
Carol Stevens
Mary Kenney
Betty Barnhill
Barbara Tubbs
Dorothy Anliker
Elinor Shorey
Guysbert B. Vroom, Jr
John Ryder
Portland
Ore
Donald Kelley
Lisbon Falls
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Donald Conroy
Ivan Kirkpatrick
Theodore Urbanowitz
John Aghnessy
Leon Genthner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marjorie Trott
Milton C. Trott
Lasell College
Auburndale
Archibald M. Main
Groton
Conn
Edgar Crossman
Sumner Sewall
George Hodgkins
Charles Hunnewell
Esther Harjula
Thomaston
William Daley
Albert Adams
Rockport
Henry L.adams
Albertine Morel
George
Haverhill
Leona Watson
West Street
Clyde Caton
Caton
Charles R. Sims
Edith DeWolfe
Frank DeWolfe
Albert Caton
Alice Johnson
Harry F. Morin
James A. Lockery
Ida Cotton
Miss Grace Cotton
Revere
Annie Riley
Northampton
Thomas Riley
Ladies’ Aid of
Wesley M. E. Church
Harris T. Rodick
John O. McBean
William A. Coombs
D. Wylie Lemont
Fred W. Quimby
Bird A. Catherine Shellenbarger
Charles E. Ripley
Sidney Breck
William Allen Smith
May C. Nixon
Bradford Academy
Elsie Folsom
Carroll Wood
Country Club
Miss Folsom
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
South America
Cadillac
P. J. Rooney
Mary Clattenburk
Dean R. Bonney
Philgas Co
Acme Supply Co
Philgas
Mr. Bonney
Weston L. Bonney
East Brunswick
Broockline
John H. Hyde
Elmhurst
Camilla Edge
Mary Ester Edge
Loyall S.’Edge
Small Point
Atlantic City
Virginia Jewett
Maurice Jewett
Morse High
Francis McPherson
Sea Girt
Stockton Hotel
George Coughlin
Lillian Johnson
Moosehead Lake
Jackman
Royal Johnson
Carrol
North Street
Memorial Hospital
A. Catherine Shellenbarger
Edmond Gay
Hallowell
Gardiner
Ruth E. Cohen
Simmons College
Miss Cohen
Morris Petlock
Marcia Petlock
Marvin Truss
Oak Street
Nashua
Barnby
Edward T. Hetzler
Peter
Small Point Beach Club
Miss Flossie
M. Beals
Clarence Getchell
Franklin Hallowell
Jed Hallowell
Hebron Academy
Hazel Wharff
Shirley
Waterville
Bertha Goodwin
Theodore Urbanowitz, Jr
Cranford
John J. Conroy
Kent's Hill School
Melvina Borjesson
Susan Borjesson
Anna Trott
Chauncey Lewis
George and
Malcolm
Everett
Park Street
Lewis
Rupert H. Baxter
Essex Junction
Florence Manier
Hudson
James Dunton
Court Street
Robert Hatch, Jr
New York City
Stanley P. Hatch
Warren E. Kershner
Alice E. Varney
Massena, N. Y
E. D. Hardin
Robert Brownell
Cobb Road
Ene P. Shaw
R. E. Dean
Dummer Street
San Francisco
Cal
Jane Donnell
Jane Hyde
Martha Cahill
Lucille Johnson
Dorothy Thebeau
Carrie Shaw
Missie Barnhill
Miami, Fla
Rodney E Ross, Jr
Edward Owen
Robert B. Hatch
Edward G. Morin
Leonardo Buck
Jack Dougherty
John ‘Ryder
Portland, Ore
Donald Kelly
Marie Rogers
Lower
Ralph D. Warren
Frank
Earl
Braintree
Warren
Eben J. Marston
Emma Spinney
Roger D. Skillings
Dr. Warren
Grace Duncan Warren
Frank R. Warren
Worcester
Horatio A. Duncan
Tufts Dental College
R. Alice Rich
Cincinnati, O
Miss Rich
Margaret H. Rich
Hettie Morse
Ralph C. Covel
W. A. McNeil
W. S. Wiggin
C. A. Lackery
Aroostook County
Webber College
Miss Ross
Rodney E. Ross
Alvin Parris
Woodfords
Parris
Edwin B. Parris
Columbia Hotel
Forrest Rice
Harold F. Reed
E. Hayden
E. Baker
J. McLaughlin
A. Bradstreet
W. Mathews
R. Reed
Central Maine Power Co
S. Barrabee
Allston
Levi Harvey
William M. Gilmore
Arnold Klein
Elliot Lipson
R. G. Ford
K. Collins
Shubert Williams
Edward Carlson
Providence
Kennebec River
Wiscasset
Lewiston Evening Journal
Bath Shi
St. Lawrence River
Ernest Heywood
H. M
Heywood
Union Street
Charles E. Phillips
Crocker Street
Mr. Phillips
Maine Industrial Accident Commission
Tuessic Hall
Gediman
Day
Arthur C. Norton
Harry McIntire
Fiskeville Baptist Church
Hope
R. I
American Red Cross
Grace Church
John Hyde
Alden G. Smith
Miriam Kimball
Henry W Owen
Minnie A. White
Thomas J. Casey
Nancy Hyde
American Legion Sewing Circle
Edward A. Rowe
Snow Park
Bernard Pratt
Edward Murphy
John Costain
Fred Coombs
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