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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1972
Page
5
Kate Douglas Wiggin's The Old Peabody Pew will be presented August 11 at 8 p.m. in Tory Hill as part of Buxton’s bicentennial events. No Dorcas Fair this year. Dorcas Society plans a Flea Market table at Bonny High School August 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cumberland Fairgrounds hosts a three day fair August 11 to 13 drawing about 125 master craftsmen from across Maine. Demonstrations accompany sales of weaving woodcarving pottery enameling macrame and other arts plus Passamaquoddy dances and baskets for sale.
Miss Bridget Brunelle daughter of Mr and Mrs Hervey A Brunelle and Stanley A Nottage son of Mr and Mrs William A Not tage wed at St Joseph Church Biddeford The ceremony officiated by Rev Herve Carrier featured organist Diana Rousselle and vocalist Ann Marie Paquet The couple will reside in Worcester Mass and the bride wore an empire gown with Venetian lace after graduation from St Louis High School 1970 and Plus Gray's School of Business 1972 The groom is in the Diamond International Corp management trainee program
Montpelier police recovered a purse with eighty dollars and marijuana and expected the owner to risk arrest. A 22 year old Pennsylvania woman later came to the station, identified herself, and asked for the purse. Prosecutor Kimberly Cheney advised no charges, noting the visitor would leave the state with her money. The tourist questioned why she could not keep the marijuana.
Paul F. McClay of Augusta named to the United Way of America Northeastern Regional Task Group representing United Funds and Community Chests of Maine. He is part owner and commercial manager of Radio Station WFAU in Augusta.
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