Local Biddeford Residents Return to Studies and Hospitals
A list of Biddeford residents including Jacques at Notre Dame hospital and Joseph Remillard a surgical patient there. John Perrault returns to Providence College after vacation at his Biddeford home. Paul Proulx returns to Amherst College after visiting his parents on Elm Street. Patricia Twomey resumes duties in the Washington state department after visiting family. Robert and Harold Carroll’s children depart for Johns Hopkins and Harvard after visiting Biddeford parents. Joan Perrault and Rose Ann Perrault return to Emmanuel and St Joseph colleges after school vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Jacques
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Joseph Remillard
Pool Road
John Perrault
Providence College
R.I
South Street
Oscar Perrault
Paul Proulx
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Christopher Proulx
Elm Street
Patricia Twomey
State Department
Washington, D. C
D. Kerwin Twomey
Graham Street
Robert Carroll
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Harold J. Carroll
Harvard University
Atty
Harold D. Carroll
Joan Perrault
Rose Ann Perrault
Joan
Emmanuel College
Boston
Rose Ann
St. Joseph College
Notre Dame hospital thrift shop sale to be run by Mrs Simard
Mrs. Marc Simard, captain, and Group PD will oversee Notre Dame hospital Thrift Shop operations next week. The Past Presidents Parley of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley unit of the American Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Rita Couture at 25 Orchard Street Biddeford. A cribbage tournament between Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS post and Owen Davis American Legion post, slated to start January 8, is postponed to Monday January 15 at the AMVETS post home on Spring Street Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Simard
Notre Dame Hospital Thrift Shop
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Rita Couture
Orchard Street
Biddeford
Boucouvalas-Dupuis Amvets
Owen- Davis Ameican Legion
Amvets Post
Spring Street
Saco
Confession and church notes from Maine parishes
Church notes list Saturday confession times at St Monica Kennebunk St Martha Kennebunkport and Mary Wells plus Holy Communion at Christchurch Biddeford. EF and L club meets Tuesday at Mrs Gannon's School St Saco with Mrs Rollins and Mrs Fogg assisting. Alonzo M Conant former judge and legislator dies in Lewiston hospital at 47 after resigning from the municipal bench in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF & L Club
School Street Methodist Church
LaDora Gannon
School Street
Saco
Mary Rollins
Marjorie Fogg
Auburn Noo
Alonzo M. Conant
Lewiston
Conant
Maine Good Roads Association
Maine appoints Garceau as new Bank Commissioner
Gov Reed nominates 66 year old David Garceau vice president of Northern National Bank Presque Isle to serve a six year term as Maine Bank Commissioner. He would replace Carleton Bradbury of Saco who leaves the post to pursue private banking in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguusta P
Reed
David Garceau
Northern National Bank of Presque Isle
Maine
Garceau
Carleton Bradbury
Saco
Portland
Card of Thanks for Joseph Camire
We thank all relatives friends and societies to which the late Joseph Camire belonged for the services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Camire
Napoleon Boisvert
Deaths Funeral Services for Elizabeth Owen Potter in Kingsport
Funeral services are held today in Kingsport Tennessee for Mrs Elizabeth Owen Potter 92 widow of Mark Potter and former Biddeford resident who died yesterday in a nursing home in Elizabethton Tennessee Burial will be in California She was born in California and lived in Biddeford 12 years after marriage She attended Biddeford First Universalist church and belonged to the Thursday club and the Women s Educational and Industrial Union She moved to Tennessee in 1957 Survivors include one grandniece Miss Elizabeth Long Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Tenn
Elizabeth (Owen) Potter
Mark Potter
Biddeford
Elizabethton
California
Biddeford First Universalist
Thursday Club
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Tennessee
Elizabeth Long
Walter Clough Dies After Brief Illness in Kennebunkport
Walter C. Clough 61 of Kennebunkport died this morning at a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born August 19, 19, he was a farmer, son of Fred W. and Mabel Lom bard Clough. Survived by his mother and two brothers Carl H. Clough and Everett B. Clough. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk. Rev. H Lewis Cutler to officiate. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Kennebunk Landing. Friends may call Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Clough
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
Fred W
Mabel
Lombard) Clough
Mabel Clough
Carl H. Clough
Everett B. Clough
York
Funeral Services for Laura Bouthillette Held at St Joseph
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Bouthillette were held at St Joseph church with Rev Norman Carrier celebrating a high mass of requiem. The St Joseph church male quartet and organist Mrs Diane Frechette Rousselle provided music. Bearers included Edgar Cabana Arthur Lemire Henri Bourque Willie Bisson and Alphonse Lemieux. Burial followed in St Joseph cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Carrier. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Lionel Bouthillette Jr of Woburn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura_ Bouthillette
St. Joseph Church
Norman Carrier
Diane Frechette Rousselle
Edgar Cabana
Arthur Lemire
Henri Bourque
Willie Bisson
Alphonse Lemeux
St. Joseph Cemetery
Infant Corriveau Rites Held in Saco and Biddeford
Funeral services were conducted at Shumway Funeral Home Saco for Lucien A Corriveau Jr two day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Lucien A Corriveau Sr of 235 North Street Saco who died at a local hospital The Office of the Angels was read by Rev Arthur St Pierre and burial was in St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford Survivors include parents a brother Joseph three sisters Cathy Marie and Elizabeth a twin sister and two sets of grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Corriveau, JR
Shumway
Saco
Lucien A. Corriveau
North Street
Biddeford
Joseph
Cathy
Marie
Elizabeth
Donald Doe
Joseph Corriveau
Funeral for Pierre A Ledoux at St Joseph Church
Funeral services were held at St Joseph church for Pierre A Ledoux with Rev Normand Carrier officiating and Rev Sylvio Levesque deacon. Burial followed in the St Joseph cemetery with prayers at the grave. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Ida Dionne from Lewiston and Mr and Mrs Roger Cote of Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Pierre A. Ledoux
Normand Carrier
High Mags
Sylvio Levesque
Marc’ Franck
Diana Rousselle
Alexander Laroche
Wilfrid Gagne
John Berthiaume
Aristide Angers
City to offer adult training courses for public
The program requires at least 10 enrollees per course with a set registration fee. Textbooks if needed will be paid by students. Residents pay lower fees than non residents and courses run two days a week for six weeks. If successful, more sessions may be added in winter. Funds come from the school department with 50 percent state reimbursement. Instructors may come from outside the area. This is the citys first adult public training effort of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee
Biddeford
Clement H. Deschambault
Hormidas Mininni
Lucien Doyon
Clifford Berry
Roger Nadeau
Manpowe
Snow and cold dampen Portland coast conditions
Snow warnings linger along the coast with small craft advisories posted. Expect cloudy skies, north to northeast winds 10 to 15 mph, then easterly 10 to 20 mph as snow develops tonight. Saturday brings snow mixed with sleet and freezing rain, slightly warmer, with regional low temperatures listed from Caribou to Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. iWash
Concord
Montreal
Welcome To The Fold Birth Announcements
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists newborns with parents and addresses from Biddeford Saco and nearby towns. New arrivals include Brenda Lee Marin, Real Joseph Nadeau Jr, Sandra Rose Gregoire, and Elizabeth Ann Corriveau among others with weights and dates in late December to January. Also notes Arthur Neault in Bangor as a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Walter A. Marin
North Street
Saco
Brenda Lee
Paul J. Nadeau
Congress Street
Biddeford
Real Joseph, Jr
Richard Gregoire
New Britain
Gregoire
Patricia Petrin
Alfred F Morin
Pleasant Street
Lucien A. Corriveau
Elizabeth Ann
Victor Lisica
Pepperell Street
Virginia Eileen
Albert H. Bridges
RFC 3
Donald Scott
Walter F. Reynolds
Biddeford Pool
Larry Nelson
Roland Desmaris
Greenaway
Avenue
Springvale
Leroy B Thompson
Grant Street
William James
Arthur D.neault
Bangor
Donald ‘Guy
Priscille A. Labbe
Eugenie Labbe
Eugene Neault
Sociology Theme Shapes Thursday Club Meeting
The Thursday club at Biddeford Universalist church heard Atty. Edwin Walker discuss his Grenfell Mission trip in Newfoundland. He described fishing as the main industry, Eski mo Indians, schooling centers, a 200 bed hospital, and travel by car then boat. An April wedding was announced for Miss Roberta Binette and Richard Nason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Universalist Church
Edwin Walker
Saco
Harold Carroll
Grenfell Nursing Station
Newfoundland
Grenfell
Labrador
St. Anthony
Mission Station
Walker
Harlow Curtis
Board
International Grenfell Nursing Stations
Linwood Brown
Arnold Calderwood
John B. Authier
William Ashton
Chris F. Johnson
Frank Carey
Community Service
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Agency
Margaret Murphy
Agnes Johnson
Paenee Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alex Wentworth
Oscar Perrault
Annie Phillips
Carroll
Jon A. Nathanson
Theodore Schaffer
Manuel Lawrence
Harry Gowen
Frances Murphy
Chris Johnson
Frederick Thompson
Alcide Gonneville
Schaffer
Maine Spud Growers Vote On Proposals
Maine potato growers will vote in a referendum on proposed amendments to the federal marketing order. The changes would modify handling rules for Irish potatoes, add market specific regulations, require labeled packages, and redefine grower authority over maturity packing and shipments. Ballots and details will be provided. two thirds of voting production must approve.
Biddeford Fire Crews Respond To Two Minor Runs
Firemen raced to Washington street at 12 45 AM for a reported automobile fire then to 36 Brad bury street a tenement owned by Raoul Per ron and used by Adelbert Morin Sr for an overflowing oil burner at 7 AM nothing was used on arrival MCRR reports mixed income figures for 1960 61 showing 73061 in November and 327144 for the first eleven months up to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Washington Street
Bradbury Street
Raoul Perron
Adelbert Morin, Sr
MCRR
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Scouts Plan Future Events in Biddeford Troop Meeting
Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 369 members and the Troop committee outlined upcoming activities at St. Andre parish hall. Plans include a January 10 skating party at the St. Andre PFTA rink, eight scouts heading to Portland January 13 to complete First Class swimming, a bean and food sale, and a board of review where one scout earned First Class and another Second Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
St. Andre Parish
St. Andre
Westbrook to Open 20 bed Community Hospital
The new Westbrook Community Hospital will open January 22 with about 12 doctors and 15 nurses. The $200 000 facility will serve Windham Gorham Buxton Standish and Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Windham
Gorham
Buxton
Standish
Engagement of Elizabeth Puffer to Lawrence Cole announced
The engagement of Elizabeth Joyce Puffer to Lawrence S. Cole was announced by her parents Dr and Mrs Eugene Puffer of Ocean Park. The bride elect is a graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School Westbrook Junior College and the Golden School of Beauty Culture and works at Park Avenue Beauty Parlor in Portland. Cole is a graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School and the University of Maine member of Phi Kappa Sigma and employed as an electrical engineer at General Electric in Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Joyce Puffer
Lawerace S. Cole
Leon A. Cole
Ocean Park
Eugene Puffer
Old Orchard Beach
Westbrook Junior College
Golden School of Beauty Culture
Park Avenue
Portland
Cole
Ob Orchard Beach High School
University of Maine
Republicans Set State Convention Dates in Bangor
The Republican state convention will be April 26 and 27 in Bangor. Executive secretary Paul H. Dillaway announced the dates to the Cumberland County Committee. Millard F. Emanuelson, associate judge of Portland Municipal Court, was named to the convention resolution committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bangor
Paul H. Dillaway
Cumberland County
Millard FE. Emmanuelson
Portland
First 1962 Maine highway fatality reported
A 68-year-old man, Vaughn Wickett, died after being struck by a car Thursday night in Old Town Bangor hospital pronounced him dead on arrival marking Maine’s first highway fatality of 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Vaughn Wickett
Bangor
Neglectful dad jailed for non-support of two children
Superior Court Justice Charles A. Pomeroy sentences 44 year old Richard K. Robinson of Gray to one to two years in state prison after he pleaded guilty to non-support of two minor children. He warned others convicted of similar charges may receive the same treatment amid rising refusals to support dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Superior Court
Charles A. Pomeroy
Richard K. Robinson
Gray
Waren
Annette OES Observes Past Officers Night in Saco
Annette chapter Order of the Eastern Star held Past Officers Night at Saco Masonic hall. Members exemplified degrees with past matrons and patrons leading in duties. Junior Post Matron Marion McAuley welcomed, visits from Iowa chapter Portland noted, memorial service held for Bery Willett and John Adams, next meeting January 18 with Children’s Night planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Doris Clark
Fred Clark
Virginia Strombom
Harold Strombom
Florence Northrop
Ruby Hannaford
Lorraine Lane
Marshal
Mary Savage
Ruth
Barbara Hooper
Esther
Irene Libby
Marion McAuley
New Jersey
Maine
Iowa
Portland
Sarah Lennox
Carlton E. Pendleton
Bery Willett
John Adams
Janice Clark
Carleton Burrill
Warder
Sentinel
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Hester Hooper
Appropriations Committee Head Promises Budget Cuts
Washington AP Rep Clarence Cannon says he will cut Kennedy’s proposed budget while supporting foreign aid. He warns the budget is precariously balanced and tied to uncertain revenues, noting rising debt and interest costs. Cannon pledges cuts despite not knowing details, citing fiscal sanity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
Congress
Huff Promoted At Kittery Shipyard
A Biddeford man named Robert E Huff Jr received a promotion at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery. Rear Admiral C J Palmer announced Huff was elevated to metal inspector based on merit and growing responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Kittery Shipyard
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
C. J. Palmer
Robert E. Huff, Jr
River Ice Breaker Clears Route for Tanker J A Cobb
The Coast Guard tug Snohomish broke about 10 inches of ice in the Penobscot River to aid the coastal tanker J A Cobb in reaching a discharging dock at South Brewer. The tanker reported trouble five miles above Bucksport but Coast Guards said it was not in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksport
Coast Guard
Snohomish
Penobscot
J. A. Cobb
South Brewer
Coast Guards
Stock Market Quietly Mixed After Early Gains
Stocks opened higher with gains in steels and Chrysler lifting the mood while blue chips declined. The AP average fell 0.40 to 260.30 as Du Pont and other leaders slipped. Dow slipped 1.42 to 721.11 at noon with moderate gains in U S Steel and mixed results across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Associated Press
DuPont
Motors
Ford
General Motors
U.S. Steel
du Pont
Consolidated Edison
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Commonwealth Edison
American Stock Exchange
U. S
Law Probes Involving Licenses In Saco Court
In Saco Municipal Court Judge Hilary Mahaney continued for sentence Sharon Ann Rapp 19 of Arlington Virginia for loaning a driver's license. Patricia L Allen 20 of Bryant Pond faced a postponed sentence for presenting false ID along with a speeding charge on the Maine Turnpike resulting in a $20 fine. Another case fined Joseph L Roberge 60 of Biddeford $10 for driving without a license. Saco Juvenile Court placed a 14 year old from Saco on probation for one year with a suspended sentence for stealing cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal Court
Sharon Ann Rapp
Arlington
Hilary Mahaney
Mahaney
Patricia L. Allen
Bryant Pond
Rapp
Patricia Allen
Maine Turnpike
Burchell Morrill
Joseph L. Roberge
Mason Street
Biddeford
Saco Juvenile Court
Saco
Space Derby Planned by Four Rotary Clubs
Four York County Rotary clubs organize a Roto-Cub Space Derby for about 900 Cub Scouts with events at Sanford airport on May 19. Sponsors include Biddeford Saco, Kennebunk, South Berwick, and Sanford Springvale Rotary clubs. Cub Scouts enter rocket ship contests built from Boy Scout kits. fathers assist. Contests cover speed endurance climbing with elimination races and finals awarding ribbons pins and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Biddeford Saco
Kennebunk
South Berwick
Sanford-Springvale
Sanford
Alfred
Millard Neal
Biddeford
Robert Goldthwait
Saco
Philip Snow
George Butler
Kennebunkport
Kenneth Hunnewell
William Jacobson
Sanford- Springvale Club
South Berwick Club
Matthews Holds To Lead In Cribbage
Frank Matthews leads the AOH Division 2 cribbage standings after 10 weeks with 68 points, four ahead of Ted O'Neil. Tom Fleurant and Shamrock Cote posted top night scores of nine points, placing them third and fourth. Top five prizes loom as the race tightens with 10 points separating the 13th and 3rd spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Matthews
Ted O'Neil
Tom Fleurant
Shamrock” Cote
F. Matthews
T O'Neil
T. Fluorent
B Cote
P. Brady
C. Fortier
C. Cotsis
J. Haskell
W. Girard
N., Mondor
J. Snow
A. Terrian
W. O'Neil
G Sullivan
D. Gagne
D Collette
B. Brachy
R. Berthiaume
J. Donahue
P. Cantara
Appointments Made by Pepperell Foremen’s Club
Several appointments have been made to positions with the Pepperell Foremen's club. Named to the executive board were Rene Boisvert Paul Deshaies Milton Goss Gerard Tardif Rol and St. Ours Raymond Roller Adelard Arcand George Simard Rene Perreault Arthur Girard Conrad Doucette Alcide Perreault and Ernest Morris. Committee appointments included Cliff Allen chairman John Hudson Henry Begley and Rene Lafortune program committee Albert Dudley chairman Charles Leach and Charles Nannery sickness committee Robert Poire chairman Paul Larose and Rol and Lemire membership com Others were Paul Fortier publicity chairman Gordon Michelson auditor Holroyd Hirst custodian Arthur Girard attendance record news editor and assistant John Hudson and Paul Fortier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell Foremen’s Club
Rene Boisvert
Paul Deshaies
Milton Goss
Gerard Tardif
Roland St. Ours
Raymond Roller
Adelard Arcand
George Simard
Rene Perreault
Arthur Girard
Conrad Doucette
Alcide Perreault
Ernest Morris
Cliff Allen
John Hudson
Henry Begley
Rene Lafortune
Albert Dudley
Charles Leach
Class of ’52 Planning Reunion at Thornton Academy
A planning meeting for the Thornton Academy class of 1952 ahead of the tenth reunion will be held Monday night January 15 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Bette Jean Roberge 82 Ferry Road Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Bette Jean Roberge
Ferry Road
Saco
Youths Held In Slaying Of Druggist Years Of Boston
Four young men were charged with murder in the Jamaica Plain druggist slaying and a Somerville man’s killing during holdup attempts. Suspects include John McCarthy 25 Roy Blampye 20 William Hayes 17 and Russell Crowell 19. A fifth man is sought. Blampye admitted firing the shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Somerville
John McCarthy
East Boston
Roy E. Blampye
Everett
William Hayes
Charlestown
Russell Crowell
John Barry
Blampye
Harry Cohen
Owen J. Lawson
Lawson
Cohen
Chin Shuk
Cub Scouts Pack 310 Saco Den Meetings and Activities
The Cub Scouts of Pack 310 held den meetings at First Parish Congregational church with multiple dens. Activities included making shields painting Indian heads building knights armor shields and swords and working on the month’s theme while den leaders and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Pack 310
First Parish Congregational
Den
den Mather
Joan Means
Bernice Colomb
Tommy Lambert
Cubs
Norman Means
Leon Bouchard
Mark Audie
Dell Trecartin
Bruce Thompson
Owen Colomb
Steven Kimball
Calvin Vanier
Joan Smith
Jerry Carter
Billy Cushing
Mark Blow
Bruce Blow
Peter Smith
James Wilcox
Dorothy Hawkins
Dean Wolfahrt
James Devona
Larry White
Michael Leavitt
Howard Servins
John Carnevale
Richard Dube
Albert Roberts
Lee Plaisted
Frederick Erminelle II
Jean A. Servais Jr
Den 7
Annette Scammon
Jon Boutet
Donald Grenier
Malcolm Stackpole
David Leslie
Peter Mazieko
Ronald Scammon
Bobby Denton
Mark Parisien
Carol Rutter
Gary Hill
Richard Tripp
Hugh McDonald
John Angis
David Marden
Rusty Howland
Michael Spear
Mark Duranceau
Willis Emmons
Biddeford Youth Enlists In Army
Blaine P. Turner Jr son of Mr and Mrs Blaine P Turner Sr of 61 Cutts Street Biddeford has enlisted in the United States Army at Fort Williams Recruiter SFC Paul D Cobb 148 Main Street Turner a St Louis High School graduate enlisted under the guaranteed technical school program and will attend a school in electronic countermeasures equipment operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine P. Turner, Jr
Blaine P. Turner
Cutts Street
Biddeford
United States Army
Fort Williams
SFC
Paul D. Cobb
Army
Main Street
Turner
St. Louis
Committee set to extend weeks more in session
The committee continues for weeks, risking delayed Social Security health care decisions. A late House vote could trigger pressure for early adjournment in a pre election year.
Clay’s Berlin role prompts U S firmness pledge
State Department said Henry Clay returned to Washington for consultations after a week. reports claimed he objected to limits on Gen. Albert Watson’s freedom in Berlin. A Berlin spokesman called the protest ridiculous. Wider notices spoke of differences with the administration over responses to Communist moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Clay
Washington
U.S
Berlin
Albert Watson
Washington Evening Star
Rusk
Watson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bandana Soongsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
St. Martha Church
St Mary Church
Wells
Christchurch
Jack & Larry’s Jewelry
Alfred and
Main Streets
Elizabeth Potter
Walter Clough
Laura Bouthillette
Buick
Elm St
Cail
Ady
A.M. P
Roberta Binette
Richard Nason
Gerald Nason
Green Street
Robert Binette
Binette
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Saco- Lowell
Martin J. Rielly
Francis Coughlin
Clayton Cartmill
Wayne Hutchins
Kaler
Annette Oes
Appropriations Committee
Rotarians
Matthews
Foremen’s
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