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To return to the Philathea organization as a whole, it is recollected that in the early days the monthly meetings were held in members' homes, although, as the numbers grew, it was no uncommon thing to find Philatheas perched halfway up the stairs and in every other available spot except the chimney. Many fine Christmas parties were held in the Paines' big upper room, with Mrs. Phoebe Paine or Mrs. Lillie Simmons acting as Santa. Other popular social occasions were the annual Nan-
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tasket outings, the weenie roasts (with Mrs. Rena Fancy the accommo- dating hostess), covered dish socials, district "skules," Halloween parties, guest nights (with always a delicious banquet served by Gertrude Utting), the annual house parties at Cedar Hill, and dramatics. Of the latter, "Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard," with Mildred Pollock distinguishing herself, and "The Rebellion of Mrs. Barclay," starring Eva Watts, were two which stood long in memory. "The Rebellion" was given twice after its first presentation, once in Roxbury, and once in the Watertown Town Hall for the benefit of the Watertown Woman's Club. Other means of earning money and of enjoying a hilarious good time were in "The Pedlar's Parade" and in the famous "Philathea Follies"; while on the more sensible side were the pops concerts, movies at the Coolidge Theatre, business men's luncheons, food sales, bean suppers, and the "Tel-U-Who," which flourished for some time. The Philathea dramatics brought in large sums of money to the treasury and the names of the plays cannot help reviving in many minds memories of late rehearsals, much hard work, and lots of fun: "Charlie's Aunt," "It Happened in June," "The Whole Town's Talking," "Adam and Eva," "Grumpy," and "The Creaking Chair."
In the prosperous years of the late 1920's, the Philathea budget ran up to between seven hundred and eight hundred dollars annually, but it has had to be curtailed lately. The Home and Foreign Missionary Soci- eties of our Church, however, have always been substantially remembered, as well as Morgan Memorial, District Nursing Association, and other regular charities. The Medical Mission has of late been remembered each year by a fine donation of dolls at Christmas time. What has been accom- plished under the term "friendliness" can never be estimated, as the Philatheas have reached out to many a woman in the community and brought her into happy relations with the Church. Regarding extra work for other societies within St. John's, the Philatheas have always gotten up the "Father and Sons" banquet for the Men's Club, with Mrs. Edith Loring as chairman; since 1919 they have always had a table at the Ladies' Aid fair which has been "put over" with most gratifying results; and they have usually presented one entertainment a year, such as "The Old Peabody Pew," after a church supper, for the Ladies' Aid.
The Philathea history, indeed, has been one that should be an inspiration for the present and an incentive for the future. A list of the class presidents closes the brief record: 1918, Mrs. Jane Rial; 1919 (to finish Mrs. Rial's term), Miss Louise Richardson; 1919-20, Mrs. Edna Beale; 1920-23, Louise Richardson; 1923-24, Nellie Spaulding; 1924-27, Louise Richardson; 1927-30, Eva Watts; 1930-32, Marcia Dillard; 1932-33, Lois Taylor (to fill out Evelyn Phillips' term); 1933-35, Myrtle Phinney; 1935-37, Mabel Lundgren. The officers of 1936-37 are: presi- dent, Mabel Lundgren; vice-president, Jennie Bacon; secretary, Myrtle Phinney; and treasurer, Ercel MacDougall.
By ELINORE H. MIDDLETON. From a longer history of the Philathea Class by Edna M. Beale.
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JUNIOR PHILATHEA CLASS
From 1915 to 1921 the Sunday school class of Miss Nellie E. Turkington was called "The King's Daughters' Class." An older group, the Galilea Philatheas, were very popular at that time, but they would not admit the younger girls, so "The King's Daughters" voted to change the name to "Junior Philathea" and took into membership those too young for the Galilea Philatheas. The president at that time was Miss Marguerite Stevens and the monthly socials were held at the homes of the various members. In February, 1926, they began to hold the socials in the ladies' parlor of the parish house. They were pleased to have a separate room for the Sunday sessions of the class, and the first play given by these girls was to obtain funds for a rug and pictures to make the classroom more attractive.
In 1928 the girls held a debate, "Resolved that the Youth of Today are Worse than the Youth of Fifty Years Ago," and the affirmative side won. Junior Philathea work in the Church has been cooperation with the Foreign Missionary Society in their special programs, and dues; a table at the Ladies'Aid fair; and assistance to the combined missionary societies at their St. Patrick's Day supper. The class has always given money each year to both Home and Foreign Mission calls, and has contributed to current expenses of St. John's. For four years the girls had for a chum a Japanese student at a mission in Los Angeles. For several years they have paid a scholarship for a girl in Moradabad, India, and the expenses of a girl in a Kentucky mountain school.
The presidents of the class have been: 1917-19, Miriam Perkins; 1919-21, Celina Joy; 1921-26, Marguerite Stevens; 1926-27, Hazel Richardson; 1927-28, Sylvia Sorenson; 1928-29, Bernice Spidell; 1929-31, Hala Phinney; 1931-32, Elizabeth Armstrong; 1932-34, Hazel Gentle- man; 1934-35, Elinore Middleton; 1935-36, Myrtle Linfield; and the group of officers for the Centennial year are Hala Phinney, president; Edna Roberts, vice-president; Ruth Shipton, treasurer; and Doris Frazee, secretary.
NELLIE E. TURKINGTON, Teacher.
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WATERTOWN SQUARE, 1936
MEMBERSHIP LIST* Revised to July 18, 1936
Active members
794
Inactive members
64
Affiliated members
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Aberle, William D.
Balch, Floyd R.
Ackerly, Sherman
Balch, Wayne E.
Ackley, Mrs. Ruth C.
Ballantine, Wendall
Aiken, Thomas L.
Barchard, Oliver W.
Aiken, Mrs. Grace H.
Barchard, Mrs. Mildred I.
Alexander, Robert R.
Barker, Miss Luliona M.
Allen, Mrs. Henrietta D.
Barker, Melvin B.
Anderson, Miss Edith E.
Barres, Mrs. Hazel W.
Anderson, Mrs. Mildred S.
Battles, Mrs. Margaret J.
Andrews, Mrs. Edith J.
Beale, William R.
Andrews, George R. Andrews, Mrs. Helen B. Angel, Charles R.
Beals, Mrs. Edith Beals, Milton
Armstrong, Edwin O.
Beck, Mrs. Eliza R.
Armstrong, Mrs. Margaret
Belanger, Miss Doris M.
Armstrong, Edwin J.
Bell, Frederick
Armstrong, Miss Elizabeth J.
Bell, Mrs. Hazel Bell, Kenneth F.
Babcock, Mrs. Mabel K.
Benjamin, Mrs. Lillian A.
Babcock, Theodore K.
Bennett, Miss Bessiemae
Bachman, Archibald W.
Bisbee, Miss Rena I.
Bachman, Mrs. Edna L.
Bishop, William J.
Bacon, Dr. George S.
Bishop, Mrs. Caroline
Bacon, Mrs. Jennie C.
Bishop, William R.
Bailey, Mrs. Charlesetta
Bixby, Leland C.
Bailey, Miss Marion I.
Bixby, Mrs. Edith F.
Baker, Karl G.
Blake, Mrs. Gertrude H.
Baker, Mrs. Harriet M.
Blanchard, J. Frank
Balch, Clarence M.
Blanchard, Mrs. Ruth
Balch, Mrs. Marion
Bliefling, Mrs. Eliza A.
Balch, Perley O.
Boardman, Mrs. Beulah C.
Balch, Mrs. Sadie M.
Boardman, Robert
*The Non-Resident list is not included.
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Beale, Mrs. Edna M.
Babcock, Miss Genevieve E.
Bennett, Mrs. Ada C.
Boleyn, Robert C. Boleyn, Mrs. Jane C. Boleyn, Miss Lois Bond, Percy M. Bond, Mrs. Ethel M.
Cannon, Mrs. Myrtle W. Caragulian, Leon Caragulian, Mrs. Alice
Caragulian, Miss Beatrice S.
Carey, Norman B.
Bond, Stanley K. Boyce, Miss Minnie M.
Carey, Mrs. Carolyn G.
Carey, Norman B., Jr.
Brenan, Ralph S.
Cate, Mrs. Helen G. W.
Cate, Miss Elizabeth M.
Brett, Willis J.
Cate, Malcolm S., Jr.
Brett, Mrs. Fanny J.
Chase, LeRoy M.
Brett, Miss Eleanor G.
Chase, Mrs. Lura W.
Brigham, Prof. Lewis A.
Chase, Earl LeRoy
Brigham, Mrs. Stella G.
Chase, Miss Evelyn E.
Brink, Virgil C.
Chase, Warren W.
Brink, Mrs. Helen S.
Brink, James A.
Chase, Mrs. Ada B.
Brink, Robert G.
Chase, Stephen M.
Brodil, Mrs. Hazel B.
Chase, Paul E.
Brown, Mrs. Florence H.
Chase, Mrs. Clara H.
Brown, Mrs. Marion J.
Chase, Mrs. Phyllis W.
Brown, Robert F.
Clark, Miss Rowena
Browning, Kenneth L.
Clarke, Clayton
Bruce, Robert H.
Cleveland, Miss Lulu B.
Bruce, Mrs. Minnie J.
Clouter, Frederick A.
Buffum, Mrs. Anna N.
Clouter, Mrs. Gertrude B.
Bullen, Ernest
Clouter, Raymond B.
Bullen, Mrs. Mabel V.
Colby, Maurice D.
Bullen, Ralph F.
Colby, Mrs. Marguerite R.
Bullen, Mrs. Alice M.
Colby, Miss Shirley R.
Bullen, Lester J.
Coleman, Mrs. Natalie V.
Bullen, Ralph F., Jr.
Combs, Arthur P., Jr.
Combs, Mrs. Trixie H.
Comey, Miss Grace E.
Constable, William J.
Constable, Mrs. Helen W.
Butterfield, Mrs. Nettie F.
Butterfield, Nelson
Cook, Alfred
Cook, Mrs. Minnie
Cook, A. F. Raymond
Burgess, James B.
Cook, Stanley A.
Coole, Miss Evelyn L.
Burgess, Miss Lilla M.
Burgess, Miss Reta G.
Butterman, Mrs. Emma J.
Campbell, Mrs. Marion O. Cannon, Ralph C.
Corson, Miss Alice Coumans, William J.
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Burgess, Miss Anna M.
Coole, Miss Marjorie B.
Coole, Simeon, Jr. Coon, Mrs. Myra
Corkum, Mrs. Helen R.
Butt, Mrs. Effie M.
Butt, Ralph L.
Butterfield, Robert N.
Constable, Miss Jane H.
Butterfield, Miss Jeannette
Butterfield, Ralph E.
Butler, Mrs. Louise R.
Chase, Louis H.
Brenan, Mrs. Grace G.
Coumans, Mrs. Louise M. Coumans, William J., Jr. Cowles, William E. Cowles, Shirley E. Cowles, William E., Jr.
Cramer, Merrill E.
Cramer, Mrs. Minnie J.
Cramer, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Cronk, Milton J.
Dulseno, Miss Christine L.
Dulseno, Miss Elaine D.
Dulseno, Miss Natalie F.
Cummins, Mrs. Laura F.
Duvoll, Mrs. Hilda G.
Curran, Mrs. Louise A.
Duvoll, Miss Florence M.
Currie, Mrs. Bessie
Ellis, T. Eugene
Ellis, Mrs. Eleanor F.
Emerson, Dr. Sara A.
Emerson, William M.
Emerson, Mrs. Bessie M.
Emerson, Miss Barbara
Emerson, Miss Ruth C.
Emerson, Waldo P.
Emery, Frank D.
Emery, Mrs. Anna A.
Emery, Miss Dorothy F.
Daniels, Miss Doris
Emery, Roger C.
Davis, Mrs. Alice O.
Ernst, Mrs. Pearl E.
Davis, Carl J.
Ernst, Miss Norma B.
Davis, Miss Ruth
Erskine, Kenneth H.
Davis, Dale S.
Erskine, Mrs. Doris L.
Erskine, Miss Patricia
Davis, John H.
Evans, Elmer Richard
Davis, Mrs. Mary A.
Evans, Mrs. Ruth
Davis, Laurence B.
Evans, Herbert J.
Davison, Mrs. Carrie C.
Evans, Mrs. Gladys M.
Davison, Carroll W.
Evans, Wilmot M.
Evans, Mrs. Doris U.
Everett, Frank W.
Everett, Mrs. Irene R.
de Garis, Mrs. Alice R.
Delmage, George W.
Fagan, Mrs. Helena G.
Fancy, Raymond A.
Fancy, Mrs. Rena M. T.
Fancy, G. Wilbur
Fancy, R. Ashley
Farnsworth, Fred L.
Dickinson, Miss Lottie Dillard, Liston E. Dillard, Mrs. Marcia S.
Dillard, Charles A. Dillard, Miss Janet Dineen, William S. Doerfler, Miss Doris M. Dow, Warren R. Dow, Mrs. Evangeline T.
Dow, Warren R., Jr.
Dudley, Mrs. Ruth J.
Cronk, Mrs. Mabel
Crosby, Mrs. Edith M.
Currie, Cyril B.
Currie, Miss Stella R.
Currie, William D. Curtis, Mrs. Nellie B.
Dailey, Henry E.
Dailey, Mrs. Edna M.
Dailey, Miss Irene B.
Dailey, John F.
Dailey, Mrs. Mary E.
Dailey, John
Davis, Mrs. Marguerite S.
Day, Charles A. Day, Mrs. Maria A. Day, Chester M.
Delmage, Mrs. Flora
Delmage, George W., Jr. Dick, Harold Dick, Mrs. Elsie
Ferris, Miss Marion E. Field, Mrs. Ruby S.
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Fifield, Mrs. Mary Forknall, Miss Olive E. Frazee, Walter G. Frazee, Mrs. Florence Frazee, Miss Doris Fries, Arvid S. Frost, Miss A. May Fulk, Bernard B., Jr.
Gage, Paul S.
Gage, Mrs. Beatrice S.
Gardiner, Mrs. Ellen Z.
Gardiner, Charles Leonard
Gardiner, Ralph C.
Gardiner, Mrs. Izolee H.
Gardner, Miss Mary R.
Garland, Mrs. Florence P.
Gentleman, Lawrence M.
Gentleman, Mrs. Helen M.
Gentleman, Mrs. Lilla E.
Gentleman, Miss Hazel E.
Gill, Mrs. Ruth B.
Gilliatt, Mrs. Johanna
Godwin, Miss Florence
Godwin, Harold A., Jr.
Godwin, Robert A.
Goldbank, Miss Louise M.
Golding, Hugh Golding, Mrs. Louisa B.
Goss, Miss Mildred I.
Gray, Miss Bertha M.
Gray, Miss L. Jane
Gray, Lewis A.
Holmes, Clinton E.
Holmes, Mrs. Carrie E.
Horton, Van D. Horton, Mrs. Nettie M.
Green, Mrs. Mary E.
Green, Eliol P.
Green, Mrs. Clara S.
Howard, Miss Mary E.
Howard, William Arthur
Howard, Mrs. Bertha B. Howard, Alvah B.
Howard, Miss E. Abbie
Guth, Mrs. Bertha E. Guy, Walter
Guy, Mrs. Madeline C.
Hackett, Miss Marion M. Hague, Mrs. Dinah
Hague, William Hale, Fred F. Hale, Mrs. Cora P.
Hall, Miss Inis B. Ham, Harold J. Ham, Mrs. Ethel P.
Hamilton, Miss Anna L. Harris, Milton A. Hartford, Alton H. Hartford, Mrs. Mildred P.
Hartford, Miss Harriett A.
Haswell, Miss Thelma A.
Hatch, Richard M. Hatch, Mrs. Estella C.
Hatch, Richard M., Jr. Hayward, John
Hayward, Miss Leona P.
Hayward, Miss Viola
Helms, Edgar J., Jr.
Helms, Robert R.
Hey, Mrs. Marion O. Hicks, Mrs. Lefie L.
Hicks, Miss C. Evelyn
Hicks, Miss Eva L.
Hicks, Miss Jennie E.
Hodgdon, William E.
Hodgdon, Mrs. Annie E.
Hodgdon, Miss Mildred E.
Hodge, Mrs. Margaret L.
Holman, Raymond
Holmes, Mrs. Audrey S.
Holmes, Mrs. Clara B.
Gray, Mrs. Gladys M. Green, Adam
Green, Allan C. Green, Miss Jean E. Green, Lloyd W. Gulesian, Willard J. Gulesian, Mrs. Ida M.
Howard, Miss Eunice E. Howard, Heman A. Howell, Edmund
Howell, Mrs. Isabel P.
Howell, Lloyd G. Howell, Charles E.
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Howard, Mrs. Hattie C.
Howell, Mrs. Florence Irene Howell, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt, Rollin W. Hoyt, Mrs. Lillian Hoyt, Miss Arline Hoyt, Charles S.
Huckins, Leander Huckins, Robert Hudson, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Hughes, Frank H.
Hughes, Mrs. Estelle S.
Humphrey, Mrs. Margaret E.
Hunt, Robert S. Huse, A. Alonzo
Huse, Mrs. Gertrude L.
Hutchins, Mrs. Harriet J.
Hutchins, Ralph H.
Hutchins, Mrs. Florence S.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Annie Hutchinson, Miss M. Alice
King, Mrs. Bertha S. King, Arthur E. King, Chester King, Miss Miriam R.
Lamkin, Mrs. Lucy E. Lavers, Robert Watson
Lavers, Mrs. Elizabeth
Lavers, Miss Thelma V.
Leacy, Martin
Leacy, Mrs. Sabrina A.
Leavitt, Charles O.
Lefavour, Francis F.
Lefavour, Mrs. Dora
Leigh, Albert F.
Leigh, Mrs. Kate
Leigh, Harold F.
Leigh, Miss Lillian A.
Leonard, Wallace C.
Leonard, Mrs. Mary W. LeShanna, Mrs. Mary C. LeShanna, Milton T.
Jarvis, Miss Winifred A.
Jellison, Mrs. Josephine
Jenkins, Mrs. Minnie
Jenkins, Miss Delphine B.
Jenkins, Miss Mae C.
Jensen, John K.
Jensen, Mrs. Clara H.
Jones, Miss Estelle J.
Jones, Robert A.
Jones, David R.
Linfield, Mrs. Myrtle S.
Jones, Mrs. Susan J. T.
Jones, Mrs. Rena M.
Jones, Miss Constance M.
Joyce, George H.
Little, Miss Doris E.
Lockhart, Arnold S.
Lockhart, Mrs. Esther A.
Logan, Miss Rosanna L. Logan, Walter A.
Loring, Mrs. Edith L.
Lorrey, Miss Mildred
Lovegren, Oscar P.
Lovell, Clifford S. Lundgren, Victor O.
Lundgren, Mrs. Mable S. Lundgren, Ellsworth S.
Lundstrom, Mrs. Anna Lundstrom, Miss Edith
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Linfield, Mrs. Bessie M.
Linfield, Paul R. Linfield, Oliver S.
Linfield, Mrs. Ida M.
Linfield, Miss Beatrice
Linfield, Willard A.
Little, David H. Little, Mrs. Esther V.
Little, Chester A.
Joyce, Mrs. Phoebe D.
Joyce, Miss Annie E. Joyce, George H., Jr.
Karcher, Miss Ruth E. Keene, Mrs. Cora L. Keith, William J. A. Keith, Mrs. Agnes M. Keith, Andrew F. Kerr, Charles A. Kerr, Mrs. Edith D. Kerton, Mrs. Margaret M. King, Benjamin
LeShanna, Winthrop C.
Leslie, Mrs. Ruth D.
MacArthur, Miss Marion F. MacDonald, James MacDougall, Mrs. Ethel Ercel MacFarland, Mrs. Alice M. MacFarland, Charles J. MacFarland, Mrs. Doris A. MacKay, Kenneth G. MacKay, Mrs. Hazel C.
Miller, Miss Elizabeth L. Miller, Fred A.
Miller, Mrs. M. Elizabeth
Miller, John S.
Miller, Mrs. Linea C.
Mills, Abram Mills, Mrs. Eliza A.
MacKay, Robert G.
Mills, Miss Pearl
Mackinnon, Miss Katheleen A.
Mills, Miss Vivian M.
MacLennan, Miss Edna
Minty, Keywood C.
Macleod, Donald A.
Minty, Mrs. Annie E.
Macleod, Miss Olive A.
Macleod, Mrs. Rowena H.
Matheson, Daniel
Moody, Chester
Matheson, Mrs. Edna M.
Moore, Donald W.
Matheson, Miss Beatrice M.
Moore, Mrs. Margaret E.
McCarthy, Mrs. Bertha R.
Moore, Hollis W.
Moore, Miss Jessie E.
Moore, Mrs. Mildred D.
McClelland, Mrs. Gladys M.
McCollom, Miss Dorothy C.
McCollom, Miss Mary P.
Morgan, Chester Duncan
Morgan, Miss Elva F.
Morgan, Miss Madaleine C.
McElhiney, Miss Lena M.
Morgan, Ralph M.
McGlauflin, B. Fay
Morgan, Robert F.
McGlauflin, Mrs. Flora R.
Morgan, Miss Ruth Ellen
McKay, Mrs. Hazel E.
Morse, Mrs. Nan W.
McKay, Miss Beatrice L.
McKenne, Miss Alice M.
Morton, Mrs. Mertie E.
Mclaughlin, Clifford C.
Morton, Miss Carrie M.
Moulton, Albert T.
Moulton, Mrs. C. Helen
Moulton, Miss Dorothy L.
McMurtrie, Miss Evelyn L.
Moulton, Miss Virginia M.
McMurtrie, Miss Lillian F.
Mugar, Miss Helen
McPherson, Mrs. Mary L.
Mullins, Edward S.
Merrill, Mrs. Eunice G.
Murray, Miss Annie S.
Merrill, Mrs. Jean P. Middlemas, Mrs. Ella A.
Neshe, Peter P.
Middleton, Mrs. Lavinia H.
Norrish, Robert C.
Middleton, Miss Pearl N.
Norrish, Miss Sadie M.
Nye, Harold E.
Nye, Mrs. Mabel E.
Miles, George C.
Miles, Mrs. Mildred I.
Miles, George C., Jr.
Osmond, Hooper Osmond, Mrs. Bertha
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Minty, Harold I.
Minty, William G.
McCarthy, Mrs. Blanche N.
McClelland, Arthur I.
Morgan, Chester D. Morgan, Mrs. Madaleine F.
McElhiney, Eldon E.
McElhiney, Eldon E., Jr.
Morton, Walter K.
Mclaughlin, Miss Edna A. Mclaughlin, Milton R. McLean, Mrs. Evelyn R.
Middleton, W. Irving Middleton, Mrs. Elinore H.
Mills, Miss Jeannette L.
Osmond, Miss Mildred M. Otto, Mrs. Myrtle A. Otto, Paul N. Otto, Stewart Otto, Charles H. Otto, Mrs. Shirley E. Owens, Miss Verna A.
Packard, Edward H.
Packard, Mrs. L. Edna
Paine, Mrs. Harriet E.
Phinney, G. Russell
Paine, Herbert L.
Paine, Mrs. Phoebe A.
Paine, Miss Phoebe Ashley
Parker, Chester H.
Pirrello, Frank
Parker, Mrs. Eleanor B.
Pirrello, Mrs. Teresa
Parker, Raymond D.
Plaisted, Miss Elizabeth C.
Parker, Mrs. Elsie P.
Plank, Seymour L.
Parks, Arthur
Pollock, Miss Lulu I.
Parks, Mrs. Minnie
Pollock, Miss Mildred G.
Parsons, William
Poole, Miss Mary H.
Parsons, Mrs. Viola R.
Poole, Miss Ruth E.
Pascoe, Clifford F.
Porter, Stanley D.
Pascoe, Mrs. Ethel H.
Porter, Mrs. Josephine L.
Pascoe, George H.
Pratt, Miss Hattie B.
Pascoe, Mrs. Elizabeth J.
Prouty, George S.
Pascoe, George T.
Prouty, Mrs. Nathalie
Pascoe, Mrs. Hannah L.
Purchase, Bertram G.
Pascoe, Miss M. Lila
Purchase, Mrs. Maude
Purchase, Donald G.
Purchase, Miss Dorothy L.
Pearce, William Leroy
Pearce, Mrs. Mary
Pearce, Alfred J.
Pearce, W. Lawrence
Quimby, Lewis J. Quimby, Mrs. Martha L. Quimby, Mrs. Pearl T.
Reck, Fred J.
Reck, Mrs. Emma F.
Reed, Lewis A.
Reed, Mrs. Alice
Reed, Almond M.
Reed, Miss Edna M.
Reed, Earle L.
Perkins, Miss Dorothy L.
Perry, Ernest C. Perry, Mrs. Rowena Perry, Miss Gwendolyn S. Perry, Miss Ivy B.
Phillips, Arthur J. Phillips, Wayne W.
Phillips, William J.
Phillips, Ira D.
Phinney, Mrs. Mary
Phinney, Miss Hala R.
Phinney, Mrs. Myrtle R.
Phipps, Mrs. Emma P.
Pieterse, Mrs. Agnes A.
Parkhurst, E. Tyler
Pollock, H. Roscoe
Parsons, Mrs. Blanche G.
Pollock, Miss Theda L.
Pascoe, W. Stewart
Pascoe, Philip C.
Pascoe, Mrs. Doris B.
Purchase, Miss Florence R.
Purchase, Gordon B.
Peck, Howard W.
Peck, Mrs. Tamson C.
Peck, Miss Phyllis May Peck, Sumner H.
Peck, Sydney C. Pedlar, Miss Althea R. H.
Perkins, Edward E.
Perkins, Homer C.
Perkins, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Reed, Mrs. Edith M.
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Reed, Miss Martha K. Richardson, Mrs. Helen L. Richardson, Miss E. Louise Richardson, Ray V. Richardson, Mrs. Edith C. Richardson, Miss Barbara Richner, Mrs. Barbara U.
Scott, Miss A. Helen
Scott, Miss Elsie H.
Scribner, Byron L.
Scribner, Mrs. Annie
Scribner, Miss Marjorie
Scribner, Robert B.
Seaborn, Mrs. Lillian J.
Ripley, Raymond H.
Ripley, Mrs. Gertrude G.
Ripley, Raymond H., Jr.
Secord, Mrs. Mildred M.
Secord, Kenneth C.
Secord, James Donald
Secord, Mrs. Margaret F.
Secord, Paul L.
Seth, Mrs. Flora D.
Sharkey, George
Sharkey, Mrs. Helen
Shaw, Bartlett M.
Robbins, Mrs. Sara S.
Shaw, Frederick D.
Robbins, Miss Florence
Sheffield, Miss Marion F.
Robinson, William F.
Shipton, A. Lester
Robinson, Mrs. Blanche H.
Shipton, Mrs. M. Gertrude
Robinson, Miss Blanche E.
Shipton, Miss Miriam G.
Robinson, Miss Dorothy
Shipton, Miss Ruth K.
Rose, Miss Stella E.
Shipton, Wallace A.
Ross, Adam
Shipton, Mrs. Eva L.
Ross, Mrs. Mary J.
Silver, Miss Beatrice M.
Ross, Charles M.
Simmons, Wilbur C.
Skinner, Mrs. Ruth D.
Sloan, Allan
Sloan, Mrs. Helen B.
Smith, Donald O.
Smith, Stuart A.
Smith, Edward P.
Smith, Mrs. Celia K.
Sanborn, Mrs. Ellen M.
Smith, Miss Beatrice
Sanborn, Miss Alice M.
Smith, Miss Gladys
Sanders, Mrs. Mary E.
Smith, Harold E.
Sanger, Miss Jessie P.
Smith, Mrs. Faye E.
Sawin, Walter R.
Smith, Miss Faye Eleanor
Sawin, Mrs. Nina M.
Smith, Mrs. Rhoda I.
Snow, Mrs. Susie
Sawin, Kenneth Sawin, Robert W. Schindler, John H.
Soper, Ralph T. Soper, Mrs. Agnes
Schofield, George C.
Spalding, Charles W.
Schofield, Mrs. Marion C.
Spalding, Mrs. Ellen E.
Scott, Andrew K.
Spalding, Jacob F.
Scott, Mrs. Alberta H.
Spalding, John E.
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Ripley, Miss Ruth N.
Ritchie, Mrs. Rhoda B.
Rix, Benjamin
Rix, Mrs. Anna M.
Rix, Miss Ethel M.
Roberts, Mrs. Carrie H.
Roberts, Miss Edna L.
Robbins, Walter J.
Ross, George A.
Ross, David
Rundlett, Mrs. Lillian C.
Safford, Mrs. Ruth L.
St. Pierre, Fred
St. Pierre, Miss Barbara J.
Sears, Clifton L. Secord, Kenneth
Starbird, George S. Starbird, Mrs. Gladys G. Starbird, Miss Norma Starbird, Sumner G. Stevens, Mrs. Mary A. E. Stidstone, Miss Edith C. Stoney, Mrs. Sadie B.
Stoney, Howard S.
Stoney, Miss J. May
Stoney, Raymond Storey, Miss Dorothy June
Streeter, Miss Hazel E.
Strong, George F.
Strong, Mrs. Nellie J.
Strum, Mrs. Emma M.
Turkington, Miss Nellie E.
Tute, Mrs. Ethel D.
Upham, Oliver S.
Upham, Mrs. Emma L.
Utting, John A.
Utting, Mrs. Gertrude L.
Taylor, Mrs. Lois V.
Vance, Alvin
Taylor, Miss Jean F.
Taylor, Miss Lucile F.
Tewksbury, Charles Sumner
Tewksbury, Mrs. Nellie G.
Tewksbury, Miss Hazel E.
Wallace, Mrs. Mary
Wallace, Edgar W.
Wallace, Miss Lois A.
Wallace, Lester W.
Wallace, Mrs. Lillian M.
Thompson, Miss Elida S.
Thompson, Miss Lilla M.
Thompson, Miss Vertie A.
Walsh, James D.
Walsh, Mrs. Minnie M.
Walsh, Mrs. Ruth L.
Thornton, Miss Hazel W.
Ware, Harry R.
Thornton, Mrs. Susie F.
Ware, Mrs. Grace K.
Ware, Theodore H.
Waring, Miss Doris
Warren, Mrs. Helen W.
Warren, Miss Bertha E.
Watts, Arthur L.
Watts, Mrs. Eva B.
Watts, Arthur Leighton, Jr.
Timper, Miss Alma L.
Timper, Norman F. Timper, Mrs. Lucy A. Townsend, Henry B.
Townsend, Mrs. Marion M. Townsend, Miss Isabelle
Tracy, Mrs. Alma M.
Tracy, Miss E. Ardelle
Tracy, Miss Theoline A. Tucker, Charles W.
Tucker, Mrs. Eudora C.
Tucker, Miss Charlotte E.
Tucker, Ward C.
Tucker, Miss Elizabeth M.
Turkington, Miss Grace A.
Studley, Warren S. Sullivan, Milford
Sullivan, Miss Virginia M.
Sweatt, Miss Adelaide Swim, Grenfell A. Swim, Mrs. Emily R.
Tewksbury, John S.
Thomas, Everett B.
Thomas, Mrs. Ethel M.
Thompson, Mrs. May E.
Wallace, Miss Virginia
Wallsworth, Clyde H.
Thornley, James H.
Thornley, Mrs. Ada J.
Thornley, Miss Marion A.
Wambach, Mrs. Mary M.
Thurber, Mrs. Georgenia E.
Thurber, Harry S. Thurber, James E. Tillotson, Neil E.
Tillotson, Mrs. E. Dorothy
Tillotson, John G.
Tillson, Miss Ada N.
Watts, Philip G.
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Vittum, George F. Vittum, Mrs. Ellen
Wallace, John W.
Watts, Robert B. Watts, George E. Watts, Mrs. Annie Watts, Mrs. Cynthia Marie Waugh, William L.
Wilkins, Mrs. Sadie
Wilhauck, Mrs. Marjorie B. Williams, Julian T.
Williams, Mrs. B. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. Etta V.
Webb, Matthew H.
Woodard, Miss Irene M.
Webber, Herbert W.
Woodland, Charles L.
Webber, Mrs. Linda C.
Woodland, Mrs. Winifred B.
Weeden, Mrs. Georgia V.
Woodland, Miss Barbara C.
Wells, James N.
Woodland, Edwin C.
Wells, Mrs. Gladys C.
Wormwood, Clarence E.
Wells, William
Wormwood, Mrs. Stella M.
Wells, Mrs. Bessie
Worth, Miss Alice E.
Wendall, Mrs. Marion P.
Wylie, Dr. Earl J.
Wesson, Dexter W.
Wylie, Mrs. Ruth B.
West, Miss Josephine Westcott, Mrs. Mae Temple Wheeler, Mrs. Madeline C. Wheelock, Joseph A.
Young, Miss Amelia
Young, Miss Florence
Young, Robert J.
Wheelock, Mrs. Aurilla J.
Young, Mrs. Edith L.
Whitney, Miss Pamela A.
Young, Miss Phyllis H.
Whittemore, Mrs. A. Louise
Young, Miss Winifred H.
Wilkins, J. Raymond
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