Local Personal Notes From Biddeford And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Marie Leavitt of Kennebunk enters Trust hospital Biddeford. Sam Lacerte of Hills Beach heads to New Bedford Mass death of his father. Ubald Boisvert Biddeford patient at Maine Medical Center Portland. Ovila Laferte Old Orchard Beach medical patient at Webber hospital. Harold Wharff Old Orchard Beach returned from California due to Fred H Snow’s illness. Notre Dame Hospital auxiliary thrift group B led by Mrs Henry Petrini next week. Miss Delina Loignon discharged from Notre Dame hospital residing 204 Pool street. Roger C Adams airman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Carl F Adams Kennebunkport serving at Patuxent River Md. Claire M Godbout returned home after Notre Dame hospital surgery. Mrs Phemina Dallaire dies at local hospital. Surviving husband and family listed. Funeral services from St Andre church Monday at 9 am with viewing at Bolduc funeral home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Leavitt
Friend Street
Kennebunk
Trust Hospital
Biddeford
Sam Lacerte
Hills Beach
New Bedford
Mass
Ubald Boisvert
Clifford Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Ovila Laferte
Olympia Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Harold Wharff
Lane
California
Fred H. Snow
Henry Petrini
Notre Dame Hospital
Delina Loignon
Pool Street
Roger C. Adams
USN
Carl F. Adams
Kennebunkport
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Claire M. Godt~t
Paul E. Godbout
South Street
Thomas Wildey Night to be Observed by Saco Rebekah Lodge
The Saco Rebekah lodge will hold Thomas Wildey Night at 7:30 P M tomorrow at the Saco Odd Fellows hall. A rehearsal of ritualistic work will follow the business meeting, and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wildey
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Saco Odd Fellows
Church notes outline Saturday events in Maine towns
The Junior Band and Soongsters of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 10 a.m. Confessions are set for St Monica Kennebunk from 4 to 5 p.m. and for St Martha Kennebunk from 4 to 5 and 8 p.m. Confessions at St Mary Wells Saturday 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. All Saints Oguawit on Saturday 4 to 5 p.m. The White church Biddeford Pilgrim Youth Fellowship completes a bottle drive Saturday. Committee includes Janet Dearborn Judy Wilcox and Robert Deans. On Sunday Biddeford White church Youth Fellowship holds a bean supper at 6 p.m. to plan Youth Sunday observances January 31.
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Soongsters
The
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Mary Church
Wells
All Saints Church
Oguawit
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship of the
White Church
Biddeford
Janet Dearborn
Judy Wilcox
Robert Deans
Biddeford White Church
Speeding Charges Lead to Fines in Saco Court
Norman F. Turmelle, 25, of 100 South Street Biddford paid $15 in Saco Municipal Court for speeding 4 mph in a 25 mph zone. Gerald Page, 48, of Kennebunk fined $15 for 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. Wyndall Griffin, 24, Lisbon Falls, fined $10 for driving without a current vehicle registration. Judge Hilary Mahaney suspended $5 of Turmelle’s fine. State Police were complainants in two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Turmelle
South Street
Biddford
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Gerald Page
Kennebunk
Wyndall Griffin
Lisbon Falls
Secretary of State
Mahaney
Waterville Man Killed In Blaze
AP reports David Toulouse, 60, died in a house fire on Boutelle Ave in Waterville. Rescued resident Mrs. Kate Work, about 80, was saved from the burning building. Toulouse's body was found near a chimney on the second floor where he had lived for years. Cause of the fire and loss estimate were not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
David
Toulouse
Boutelle Ave
Kate Work
Joss
Hope Continues as Rescue Efforts Press on at Mine
Relatives flocked to the Clydesdale mine as the first warning signs of disaster appeared when the earth split on the surface. News of the rock fall drew hushed groups to the pit head while rescuers prepared to descend into the shaft to reach trapped workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaal
Clydesdale
Card of Thanks from Cora B. Littlefield
Mrs Adlard DuPont expresses gratitude to visitors, flowers, gifts and cards received during hospital stay. She also thanks former Kennebunk pupils, teachers and friends for their kindness and thoughtful remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelard DuPont
Kennebunk
Cora B. Littlefield
Mrs Zelda H Hutcherson Lewis Dies in Seaside Cal
Mrs Zelda H Lewis 54 died Tuesday in Seaside California after being born to Harry A and the late Sadie Hut cherson. Survived by husband Carl and daughter Carol both of Seaside, her father Old Orchard Beach, three sisters Ruby Mason Selma Dora Bishop Cayucos and Gladys Goodwin Saco Old Orchard Beach, two brothers Herbert Hutcherson Santa Monica Orin Hutcherson Savannah, two half sisters Edward Gardner Olmstead Mass and Alice Clark Kelso Wash, plus several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Hutcherson Lewis
Seaside
Cal
Harry A
Sadie
Libby) Hutcherson
Carl
Carol Lewis
Old Orchard Beach
Ruby Mason
Selma
Dora Bishop
Cayucos
Gladys Goodwin
Saco Avenue
Herbert Hutcherson
Santa Monica
Orin Hutcherson
Savannah
Edward i Gardner
Olmset
Mass
Alice Clark
Kelso
Wash
Dorothy W. Potter dies after brief illness in Kennebunk
Dorothy W. Potter 50 wife of Arthur L. Potter of Wells road Kennebunk Lower Village died at a Portland hospital after a brief illness She operated a riding school for 27 years and was a Mousam Saddle and Harness club member and former Welfare League president She is survived by her husband mother burial at Evergreen Kennebunk Landing services Sunday at Bibber Memorial chapel with calling hours Saturday at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy W. Potter
Arthur L. Potter
Wells Road
Kennebunk
Portland
William F
Elsie Robison Watson
Kenewbunk
Mousam
Arthur Potter
Elsie R. Watson
Bibber
Summer Street
Chauncy Stuart
Kittery Point
Evergreen Cemetery
Kennebunk Landing
Wakefield Rites Set For Hollis Resident Walter Wakefield
Walter H Wakefield 71 of Hollis died yesterday after a long illness. He retired after 31 years with the State Highway Maintenance road patrol. Survived by wife Susie Libby Wakefield two sons Harry and Roland Biddeford four grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. from Neal funeral home Gorham with Rev Clyde W Park officiating. Burial in Wakefield cemetery Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Wakefield
Hollis
Herbert L
Nellie
Lewis) Wakefield
Susie ‘Libby Wakefield
Harry L Wakefield
Roland W. Wakefield
Biddeford
Neal Funeral Home
Gorham
Clyde W. Park
Hollis Center
Wakefield Cemetery
Daughters of Isabella Pay Respects for Leopold Spenard
Members of Our Lady of Fatima circle meet at Emond's funeral home on Hill Street Biddeford to pay respects to Leopold Spenard father of Mrs Simone Lapierre and Mrs Laurette Beau doin of the circle tonight at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Fatima
Isabella
Emond
Hill Street
Bidde
Ord
Leopold Spenard
Simone Lapierre
Laurette Beaudoin
Funeral services held for Mrs Elizabeth Wynne at St Mary Church
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Wynne, a 35 year telephone operator, were held at St Mary church at 9 this morning. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Maurice Goan with deacon Rev Francis J Kane and subdeacon Rev Cornelius J Enright. The vocalist and organist was Miss Louise Welch. Representatives from St Mary church and the Hibernian Women's auxiliary attended, along with a delegation from the local New England Telephone and Telegraph company including many staff. Bearers included Thomas Reilly and James Wynne. Burial followed at St Mary cemetery with prayers at the grave by Father Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wynne
St. Mary Church
Maurice Goan
Francis J. Kane
Cornelius J. Enright
Louise Welch
Assumption Sodality
Michael Mogan
Patrick Murphy
Frank Carey
James Duranceau
Hibernian Women’s Auxiliary
Wynne
Charles Cartier
Albert Colpitts
Elizabeth Buckley
Mary O'Meara
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Christine Cosgrove
Josephine Leigh
Mary Crowley
Edith Bolduc
Lucienne Blais
Mary Murphy
Wal Lingford Elected Maine Pomologists Leader
Otto H. Wallingford of Auburn was chosen president of the Maine Pomologists Association at the annual meeting in Lewiston, signaling renewed focus on apple varieties and fruit research within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Otto H. Wallingford
Auburn
The
Maine Pomolog
Portland Weather Forecast Shows Snow Flurries Likely
Portlands outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries through Saturday. Temperatures remain largely steady before a colder turn in the north portion late Saturday, with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Overnight lows range from the mid teens to upper 30s across listed locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Halifax
Montreal
Fire Auxiliary At Camp Ellis Backs Polio Mothers March
Members of the Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen auxiliary voted to sponsor the Mothers March on Polio in January. A group of volunteers was listed including Lillian Gagnon Laurette McAlevey Marjorie Pendleton Winifred Nicholas and Annabelle Pendleton. The January meeting at the fire station featured a covered dish supper and business session with the firemen as guests. The auxiliary also approved funding truck improvements after maintenance talks and heard the Christmas children's party report from Mrs. Gagnon. A get well card will be sent to Mrs. Alfreda Pendleton and Irene Langevin was reported home from the hospital. Romeo Goudreau donated his mystery award to the sunshine fund and a movie by Thomas Buzzell was shown. The meeting was led by President Florence Fitch with many members and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Gagnon
Alfreda Pendleton
Irene Langevin
Sunshine Committee
Romeo Goudreau
Auxiliary
Sunshine Fund
Thomas Buzzell
Florence Fitch
Fitch
John Pendleton, Sr
Paul Gagne
Raymond Gagnon
Ernest Robbins
Ralph Allen
Edward Cloudman
Winifred Nicholas
Annabelle Pendleton
Armand Gagnon
Post Office and Railroads Plan Overnight State Mail Service
Ralph Alexander of the Post Office describes a new agreement that supports overnight mail delivery within the state. The plan will supplement train schedules with trucks where needed and aligns with national traffic patterns, promising compensation at a railroad satisfactory level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Alexander
Post Office
Washington
Flu-linked deaths raise alarm in Hartland area
A year old girl died Wednesday and a four month old boy died Thursday at Hartland hospital. Dr Briggs attributed the fatalities to intestinal inflammation caused by influenza. Officials note several other child deaths in the Skowhegan Bingham area recently, suspecting bronchial pneumonia in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland Hospital
Briggs
Skowhegan
Bingham
Confessed Flight Plot Casts Doubt On Spears
A longtime friend from Tampa testifies about William Allen Taylor replacing Bob Spears on a flight crash plan. The witness says Spears claimed to confer with his wife, lied about the change, and hoped life insurance would benefit his young wife and two infants. She described Spears’s remorse for Taylor’s fate and denied knowing exact timing of the plan switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardless
Spears
Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Dallas
William Allen
al Taylor
Bob Spears
Monmouth Leaders Elected to Societys Board
The society named K. J. McDonald and Benjamin Chick of Monmouth as vice presidents, Arch D. Leavitt of Turner as treasurer, and Howard Berry of Livermore Falls as secretary, during yesterday’s meeting alongside other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical Society
K. J. McDonald
Benjamin Chick
Monmouth
Arch D. Leavitt
Turner
Howard Berry
Livermore Falls
Saco Cub Scouts Work On Variety Of Projects
Thirteen dens of Pack 310 in Saco meet to conduct craft, skating, and badge activities. Den mothers and chiefs lead groups including Ladd's Dairy visit, finger puppets, book marks, knots, and Webelos review. Pack planning committee set to meet at the Sawyers home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Cub Scouts
Saco
Alan Sawyer
Winterstreet Extension
den One
Calvan Savage
Richard Craft
Carleton Butland
Larry
Brian Poulin
Billy Bowie
Michael Willette
John Cote
Ronald Vose
Ladd
Den
John Whitney
Cubs
Wayne Whitney
Edmund Rice
Kevin Sullivan
Michael Lizotte
Michael Hart
James Riddle
James Williams
Leo Lambert
Iden
Gilbert Hawkins
Charles Anthony
Michael Aube
Marc Corriveau
Gary Foran
Albert
Robert Lamontagne
Richard Stickney
Robert Rancourt
Richard LaiGarde
Ralph Lamb
Herve Bouchard
Robert Allen
Thomas Bouchard
David Charales
Stephen Feeney
Thomas Lamb
Daniel Sanborn
David Burgess
William Mackenzie
Stephen Ralph Rumery
David Bryant Raymond Caouette
Randy Decker
Michael McInnis
den Mothan
Thomas Vining
Tommy Lambert
Kenneth White
Tom Sawyer
Tommy Vining
Ronald Ayotte
Richard Kojchis
Roland Huot
James Harmon
Charles Scamman
Stevens
Maurice Morang
Paul Nannery
Roland Gagnon
Richard Frechette
Richard Hanson
Richard Roy
Nicholas Scontras
Thomas Rousselle
Harry Neilson
Thomas Caddigan
Theodore Scontras
Steven Murphy
Richard Cloutier
Robert Phillips
Charles Scontras
den Mother
den Ten
den Eleven
Philip Scamman
Harry Smith
David Winchester
Peter Smith
Robert Kennedy
Russell Leighton
Paul Wentworth
Steven Foran
Billy Cushing
Eugene Breton
Justin Boyd
Michael Roberge
Paul Colpitts
Matt Johnson
Robert Danis
Donald Paouette
Tommy
Christopher Colpitts
Richard LaPointe
Dean Wolfahrt
John Porter
Webelos
Daniel Nein
Robert Irish
Alan Savage
Decline in living costs in December lowers CPI
Washington reports the Labor Department index fell one tenth of a percent in December marking the first drop in four months. Food clothing and durable goods led the decline while services continued to rise. The consumer price index slid to 125.5 percent of the 1947-49 base, still 14 percent above December 1958, erasing November’s uptick and returning to October levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Marooned Collie Returns Home in Carlisle
A Collie marooned for at least two days in a Grafton swamp was rescued by frogmen, then returned to its owner in Carlisle. Elman Myers of the Worcester Gazette aided with temporary care, and multiple calls followed as owners were identified by the dog’s markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mass
Grafton
Elman Myers
Worcester Gazette
Myers
Nnewspaper
Edwin—. Dyson
Test Alert Across York County Broadcast
Saco Civil Defense headquarters launched a county wide test alert yesterday morning. Capt Clarence Holt reported the alert reached Biddeford at 10 05 Old Orchard Beach 10 06 Sanford 10 06 5 Kittery 10 07 Kennebunkport 10 08 Buxton 10 09 Wells 10 10 Lyman 10 10 5 within six minutes of the initial transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Civil Defense
York County
Clarence Holt
Saco
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Kittery
Kennebunkport
Buxton
Wells
Lyman
Snowshoers Reach Vermont on 300 Mile Manchester to Montreal Trek
Manchester trekkers Napoleon Gamache and Maurice Dionne have completed a 300 mile hike to Hardwick Vermont on their way to Montreal for the International Snowshoe Union convention. They started a week ago in Manchester and expect to reach Montreal before the event next Friday. Both men report good condition and alternate between snowshoes and moccasins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. HK
Hardwick
Montreal
Napoleon Gamache
Maurice Dionne
Prosecution Near Finish In Finch Murder Case
In Los Angeles the prosecution nears completion in the Finch murder trial after testimony from a man claiming he was hired to kill Barabara Finch, not to seduce her. The state links Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff to paying Jack Cody to kill the surgeon’s wife, with Cody denying romance plans and insisting he was hired to kill. The defense counters Cody sought divorce evidence and claimed he boasted of sleeping with the wife. Mrs Finch, 36, was shot outside the Finch estate in West Covina on July 18. The state alleges the couple and their confidant killed Mrs Finch to prevent a large divorce settlement. An expert testified the signature on a $3,000 check of the doctor’s was forged or copied. The handwriting expert said Finch likely signed his wife’s name. The case is expected to wrap next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Jack Cody
Cody
West Covina
Donn E. Mire
Mire
Atty
Fred Whichello
Gas System Breaks As Temperature Falls To 15
Springfield Missouri faces a two day natural gas outage after a main supply line was damaged by a ditch digger 18 miles southwest of the city. Emergency crews repaired the line and 800 workers began restoring service to 29,400 meters, with full service hoped for by Saturday. Citizens, including Rev. Mark Randle, endured cold homes while shelters opened at Shrine Mosque with cots and blankets. by 1 am only 15 used the mosque’s coal heated shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mark Randle
Carl Gustafson
Randle House
Randle’s
Sarah
Kirk
Randle
Red Cross Disaster Unit
Shrine Mosque
Saco Mothers March Leaders Named at Chamber Luncheon
Local business and civic leaders gathered at Wonderbar Steak House to meet Biddeford Saco new industrial agent Hugh McC Marshall. The event included introductions by Newman V. Bagley and remarks from toastmaster Stuart V. Flavin. Co-chairs for the January 28 porchlight polio drive are Mrs Patrick Lunetta and Mrs F Howard Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderbar Steak House
Biddeford-Saco
Hugh McC. Marshal
Stuart V. Flavin
Biddeford- Saco
Cumberland Man Cleared In High Court Trial
Clyde C Cobb 30 Cumberland was found innocent by a York county Superior court jury after about ten minutes of deliberation on a charge of intoxication. State witnesses included Trooper Hanes Gibson and Walter Rines of Cornish. Cobb testified denying most statements while admitting some truth. He said he drove from Freedom to see his wife, worked all day, and had only a beer. he was arrested along Route 25 in Limington after stopping to rest on Nov 21. He appealed from a Sanford Municipal Court fine of $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Cobb
Cumberland
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Hanes G. Gibson
Cornish
Walter Rines
Cobb
Gibson
Limington
Freedom
N. H
New Hampshire
Sanford
Roger P. Flaherty
Richard A. Spaulding
Saco
James Nadeau
Paul E. Moreau
Spaulding
Roger Nadeau
Biddeford
Hollis Leavy
Harrington
Old Orchard Beach
William J. Bilodeau
Portsmouth
Sherwood K. Baston
Wells
Sargent
Advisors Named By Children Of Mary Sodality
Miss Dor is Sevigny president of the Children of Mary sodality at St Mary parish announced the appointment of consultors for the year. The list includes Esther Hector Ann Gallagher Helen O Meara Kay Donahue Marilyn Couture Eleanor Megan Christine Feeney Violet Cummings Carol Ann Newman Sheila Gagnon Mary Regan Elaine White Elizabeth Seidel Each consultor will oversee ten sodality members for parish projects this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Sevigny
Children of Mary Sodality of
St. Mary Parish
Esther Hector
Ann Gallagher
Helen O'Meara
Kay Donahue
Marilyn Couture
Eleanor Megan
Christine Feeney
Violet Cummings
Carol Ann Newman
Sheila Gagnon
Mary Regan
Elaine White
Elizabeth Seidel
Sodality
Sevigny
Car Demolished In West Street Crash At Biddeford
A 1953 sedan driven by Beverly A. Hirst, 17, of Kennebunkport, skidded on West Street near Wilcox Pond, struck a guard rail, crossed the highway and overturned in a ditch. The car, registered to Raymond Hirst of Kennebunkport, suffered left-side damage. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Biddeford
Beverly A. Hirst
Kennebunkport
Wilcox Pond
Raymond Hirst
Snow Removal Costs In Saco Rise This Year
Saco's snow removal spending surged this year due to early storms. Cumulative costs reached $1,489.67 by January 20, far above 1959's $313.03, with further increases expected after recent storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Biddeford Woman Bruised By Fall On Main Street
A 65 year old Biddeford woman Exilda Bertrand of 45 Water street sustained cuts and facial bruises after a fall on a sidewalk on Main street yesterday afternoon. She was taken by Biddeford police to Webber hospital where she received treatment for a cut over her right eye and bruises about her mouth, then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main Street
Mss
Exilda Bertrand
Water Street
Webber Hospital
Polio Vaccine Clinic Slated At Arundel
Arundel Health Office announces a polio vaccine clinic on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the new Arundel School for all children under 16. Dr. Robert Downing will attend, assisted by a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Robert Downing
St Louis Alumni Honor Wives And Officials
The St Louis High School Alumni association hosted coaches band officers and wives at the January meeting in the club hall. Robert Cote demonstrated school weight lifting procedures followed by a buffet lunch and skating at the alumni field rink. Attendees included Robert Gosselin and numerous named local figures and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brother Gilbert
Brother Roger
Robert Gosselin
Urbain Bolduc
Roland Lemieux
Richard Moore
Robert Cote
John McFarland
A. J. Miller
Marcel Faucher
Raymond Cote
Adrien LeBlond
Lucien Poirier
Raymond Pepin
Alfred Cloutier
Richard Jacques
White Church Circle B Attends Kitchen Clinic
Circle B of the Whitechurch Women's Fellowship met at Mrs. Carol Bradford’s home after attending the Gregg Kitchen Clinic. Mrs. Hester Hanson led the business session naming officers and previewing February panel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Church Circle B
Whitechurch Women's Fellowship
Biddeford
Carol Bradford
Gregg Kitchen Clinic
Saco Grade Two Publish Newspaper in School Project
Sweetser school second graders in Saco produced a 10 page issue titled Sec ond Grade Journal as part of current events studies. Staff listed include Bobby Ouellette news editor Cristine Noyes lost and found editor Kevin Savage fan page editor and Stanley Charles sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetser School
Saco
Bobby Ouellette
Cristine Noyes
Kevin Savage
Stanley Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phemina Dallaire
Joseph Dallaire
Mitchell Lane
St. Ferdinand
P. Q
Napoleon I
Delvina (Allaire) Nolette
Pepperrell Manufacturing Company
St. Anne
Antonio Dallaire
Adrien Dallaire
Liddeford
Arcille Babinneau
Roland
Petit
Omer
Nolette
Albert Nolette
Alfred Nolette
Philip Nolette
Chisholm
Georgianna Leger
Leon Leger
Yvonne Lemire
Orichard Beach
St. Andre Church
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Ewun
St. Martha Church
Saco Court
Zelda H. Lewis
Walter Wakefield
Bulletin
Collie
Saco Mothers March
Patrick Lunetta
F. Howard Shaffer
Robert Kimball
Gorgeana
Ward
Saco Unitarian Parish House
Edward Chadbourne
Gary Hill
William Hyland, Jr
Lawrence Stackpole
Linwood Boutet
Albert Boutet
Loyd Trecartin
Earle Emens
James Ward
Lunetta
Shaffer
Children of Mary Sodality
Hester Hanson
Rebecca Bean
Elaine Haley
Jane Haines
Leah Robie
Sunshine
Geraldine Hutchins
Women's Fellowship
Congregational Church
Circle B
Circle B Who Are Unable To Attend the Afternoon Sessions, Mrs. Hutchins
Louise Harpoothan
Ruth
Mabel Gilpatric
Helen Leach
Mabel Gilpatrick
Ruth Gilpatric
Marion Dow
Frances Worcester
Mary Jones
A Ialle
York
Main St
Maine
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