William W Warner 87 Kennebunkport dies after Biddeford hospital
Funeral services for William W. Warner 87 of River Road Kennebunkport were held at St. Martha's Church. He died Saturday morning in a Biddeford hospital and had been a retired Portsmouth Naval Shipyard employee and World War I veteran. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery. Warner was born September 2 1880 in Surewest Prince Edward Island. He was a parishioner of St. Martha's, a member of Kennebunkport Memorial Post American Legion, and prayers were said at Bibber Memorial Chapel prior to services.
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Kennebunkport
William W. Warner
River Road
St. Martha’s Church
Warner
Biddeford
William Kelly
Hope Cemetery
Kennebunk
Sureswest
P.E.I
William
Winfried Galvin Warner
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kennebunkport Memorial Post
American’ Legion
Bibber Memorial Chap
Summer St
Kennnebunk
Obituary: Harry J. Collester of Biddeford passes away
Harry J. Collester 8&8 of 4 Hillside Ave Biddeford formerly of Clifton N J died yesterday afternoon after a long illness in a Biddeford hospital He was born in Madison N Y Feb 28 1880 son of James D and Emma Jeffs Collester Colgate Academy graduate with a BA from Colgate College He taught in Vermont then in Clifton for about 40 years retiring in 1950 Surviving his daughter Mrs Raymond Abbott of Biddeford Judge Donald J Collester of Clifton three grandchildren two great grand children one niece and one nephew Funeral arrangements by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco
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Harry J. Collester
Hillside Ave
Biddeford
Clifton
N.J
Madison
N.Y
James D
Emma Jeffs Collester
Colgate Academy
Colgate College
Vermont
Collester
Members to Pay Respects to Mrs Be gin at Funeral Home
Members of Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella will meet at 7 15 tonight at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred St Biddeford to pay respects to Mrs Marie Rose Be gin a member Officials ask participants to wear badges
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Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
Bolduc Funeral Home
Alfred St
Biddeford
Marie Rose Begin
Prayers Gather for Mrs Begin at Biddeford Funeral Home
Members of St Anne s Sodality of St Andre s Church Biddeford meet at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred St Biddeford at 7 30 pm to say prayers for Mrs Marie Rose Begin a member.
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St. Andre’s Church
Biddeford
Bolduc Feneral
Alfred St
Marie Rose Begin
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Rose Begin
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Rose Begin of 78 Birch Street Biddeford will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. from St Andre's Church. Friends may call at Bolduc Funeral Home, 291 Alfred Street Biddeford, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Marie Rose
Birch St
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Bolduc Funeral Home
Alfred St
Washington newsman John J Williams dies at 72
John J Williams 72 longtime Kansas City Star Washington bureau chief died Sunday at his home. He retired in 1964 after more than 50 years in journalism and was serving on the Republican National Committee to aid in reorganizing its public relations service. Arl iny Va AR L Y G le R Mackey Sr 70 former immigration and naturalization commissioner died Saturday after illness. Mackey began in the Immigration and Naturalization Service in the early 1930s and served as its comptroller from 1951 until 195?
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John J. Williams
Kansas City Star
Washington
Williams
Republican Nationa Committee
Arlington, Va
Argyle R. Mackey Sr
Immigration and Naturalization
Mackey
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Manchester
N.H
Orlando Napolitano
Portland
Maine
Napolitano
Alfred J
John Stips
Jason
Stips
John Adams
Franklin
Congress
Khing
Jesus of Nazareth
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Sir Thomas Bland 62 dies former Barclay's deputy chairman
London AP reports Sir Thomas Bland 62, deputy chairman of Barclay's Bank Ltd since 1961, died Saturday. Bland also served as president of the British Institute of Bankers from 1956 to 1958.
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London
Thomas Bland
Barclay’s Bank Ltd
Bland
British Institute of Bankers
Local Funeral Home Listings for Saco Maine
Denett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine provide funeral services. Contact dial 282 0562. Emond's Funeral Home offers further arrangements at 2s4 5511 with Frank X Emond and J P Conroy listed as contacts.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Dial
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Funeral Notice for Emma Cote of Lawrence Mass
Emma Cote age 96 died in Lawrence Massachusetts formerly of Biddeford Funeral from Saint Laurent Funeral Home 554 Western Ave Lynn Wednesday at 8 AM Requiem High Mass at St Jean Baptiste Church 9 AM Relatives and friends invited Interment St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford Visiting hours 7 9 PM Tuesday
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Cote
Emma
Lawrence
Mass
Biddeford
St. Laurent Funeral Home
Western Ave
Lynn
St. Jean Baptiste Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Card of Thanks for flowers and sympathy in illness and bereavement
I extend sincere thanks to all who sent flowers and tokens of love during his illness. I also thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and spiritual floral tributes received through my bereavement.
Fordyce Perkins Dies at 63 in Kennebunkport
Fordyce B Perkins 63 of Mast Cove Lane Kennebunkport died in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born July 25 1904 in Winthrop MA he was the son of Fordyce D and Jennie Perkins. Survived by widow Anne Louise and son Fordyce D both of Kennebunkport sister Frances French East Greenwich Conn and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm from Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunkport with Rev Robert Howes officiating Visiting hours omitted.
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Fordyce B. Perkins
Mast Cove Lane
Portland
Robert Howes
South Congregational Church
Miss Emma Cote Dies in Lawrence at 96
Miss Emma Cote 96 of 189 Maple St Lawrence died yesterday. A Canadian born former Biddeford, Maine resident, she was a retired seamstress. Survived by nephew George Cantara of Lynn and three nieces, Madeleine Cross and Isabelle Cote of Lynn and Germaine Cote of Victoriaville, Canada. Funeral from St. Jean Baptiste Church in Lynn Wednesday at 9 am. interment in St. Joseph Cemetery, Biddeford. Friends may call at St. Laurnn Ave., Lynn, tomorrow.
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Victoriaville
Canada
St. Jean Baptist Church
Lynn
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
St. Laurent Funeral Home
Western Ave
Funeral services for Mrs Lilla Meserve of Dayton
Funeral services for Mrs Lilla M Meserve of Dayton were held yesterday at Shumway Funeral Home in Saco. Rev John Jordan of School Street Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at Goodwins Mills Cemetery. Bearers were Donald Anderson Glenn Anderson Clement Meserve Jr and Eugene Meserve.
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Lilla Meserve
Lilla M. Meserve
Dayton
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
John Jordan
School Street Methodist Church
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
Donald Anderson
Glenn Anderson
Clement Meserve Jr
Eugene Meserve
Funeral Services for Mrs Elizabeth Girard Biddeford Maine
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Girard of 7 Brackett Street Biddeford were held at St Mary’s Church. A high mass was celebrated by Rev Maurice Goan with William Cleary as soloist and Miss Louise Welch on organ. Interment followed in St Mary’s Cemetery with graveside prayers by Rev Lawrence De Blois. Bearers included grandsons Stephen Thomas Michael and Mark Girard along with Donald McAuley and Michael Boutet.
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Elizabeth Girard
Brackett St
Biddeford
St. Mary's Church
Maurice Goan
William Cleary
Louise Welch
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lawrence DeBlois
Stephen
Thomas
Michael
Mark Girard
Saco City Council Meets Tonight
The Saco City Council meets at 7 30 this evening at City Hall to discuss a new zoning ordinance and related items. A similar measure was previously rejected after disputes on several points. Also on the agenda are a taxi permit for Frederick Chase of Town Taxi a tag day request by the American Legion a victualer license for Rose Case and the installation of several street lights.
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Saco
Frederick Chase
Town Taxi
The
American Legion
Rose Case
Cyr's
Storer Street
Local residents listed as patients at Webber Hospital
A collection of notices identifies Robert Londsale 30 Forest St Saco Ernest F Maddox 38 School St Saco Adelard Dupont 71 Green St Saco as patients at Webber Hospital along with several other local residents Mrs Mary Dubois 339 Main St Biddeford pipe patient at Webber Hsp Mrs Florence Mudgett 4 Westmore Ave Biddeford medical patient Mrs Alphonsine Cyr 117 Graham St Biddeford medical patient Miss Jacqueline Poisson Miss Anne Cunningham and Miss Kathleen Huot of Saco have left for New York City staying with Sallie Muslawski formerly of Saco and returning today Donald Buzzell Elm Street and Larry Linda Buzzell of Saco attended funeral services in Portland for Mrs Buzzell s mother Mrs Charles Collins.
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Robert Londsale
Forest St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Ernest F. Maddox
School St
Adelard Dupont
Green St
Mary Dubois
Main St
H. Clifford Berry
May St
Florence Mud
Gertrude Buzzell
Bradley St
Jackie Buzzell
Old Orchard Road
Donald Buzzell
Elm Street
Larry
Linda Buzzell
Portland
Buzzell
Charles Collins
York County Bar and World War I Veterans Meeting
Members of York County Bar, World War I Veterans, and Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 tonight at St John s Hall Elm and Main Biddeford. Officials invite all WWI Veterans to join Barracks and Auxiliary personnel for coffee and doughnuts after the business session. Owen-Davis Post American Legion meeting tomorrow at 8 at the post home Beach Street Saco with refreshments after.
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York County
St. John’s Hall
Elm Street
Main Street
Biddeford
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Church Notes Set For Tuesday Meetings At Local Halls
A Congregation Book Study meets at 8 p m Tuesday in Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses at 107 Main St. Sunbeams girls aged 6 to 10 gather Tuesday at 3 30 p m in Salvation Army hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach. Ladies Home League meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach. Prayer meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Full Gospel church Route A off Route 109 Wells.
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Kingdom Hall of Joho' S Witnesses
Main St
the Sunbeams
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ladies Home League
Salvation Army
Full Gospel
Route A
Wells
Telephone Strike Talks Extend With Governor Backing
The union and New England Telephone remains at odds over wages after governors urged a return to work while negotiations continue. The company says its wage offer stands and matches or tops industry offers since last spring. A 30 day vote on a wage progression plan was proposed, but no meetings are scheduled as the strike persists. Meanwhile a separate note recalls Shakespeare's baptism recorded on April 26, 1564.
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Walsh
New England Telephone
Biddeford Police Probe Breaks At May Fielding and Louis Pizza
Biddeford police investigate a break at May Fielding where a cold drink machine was damaged over the weekend. Officers are also probing vandalism at Louis' Pizza House at 64 Alfred Street, where three windows were shattered last night.
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Biddeford
Louis’ Pizza House
Alfred St
Biddeford Woman On Dean's List at Mount Saint Mary College
Hooksett N H 39 students named to the dean's list for the 1968 academic year at Mount Saint Mary College in Hooksett. Lucille Simard of 361 Elm St Biddeford Maine tops the list. she will teach French at Wells High School in September.
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Hooksett, N.H
Tean
Mount Saint Mary College
Hooksett
N.H
Lucillerd
Mare E. Simard
Elm St
Biddeford
Maine
Simard
Wells High School
Welfare Office Introduces New Food Commodities
Biddeford welfare office announces new commodities including instant mashed potatoes. Director Mrs. Rita Nadeau notes the agency now stocks twelve items for Mrs. Alma Travers distribution program.
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Biddeford
Rita Nadeau
Alma Travers
Portland Weather Brings Fair Warm Night and Tuesday Heat
Fair and warm conditions continue in Portland tonight with lows in the middle 60s to near 70. Tuesday looks sunny and hot again with a chance of scattered afternoon thundershowers.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather For New England Regions
The Weath er Bureau five day forecast covers northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will average near normal with highs around 80 in most areas and mid 70s in eastern Maine and Cape Cod. Lows will be in the 50s to 60s. Warmer Tuesday followed by cooler midweek and little change thereafter. Precipitation expected to total over a quarter inch, with showers and thunderstorms Tuesday to Wednesday and broader rain Friday.
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Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Cape Cod
Kennedy named acting head of Maine prison system
Robert Kennedy a retired Marine Corps colonel and former commanding officer of the disciplinary command will take over as acting commissioner of the Maine State Prison system. The appointment elevates Kennedy to leadership amid ongoing reforms and personnel changes.
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Eall
den Robert Kennedy
Maine State Prison
Kennedy
Marine Corps
Disciplinary Command
Curfew in Berkeley as UC Berkeley unrest continues
Citywide curfew imposed in Berkeley California as University of California campuses endure a third straight day of disturbances. Reports describe tense incidents around campus and nearby neighborhoods with police monitoring protests and potential arrests.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Yelot
U. S
Havana
Southeast Airlines
Florida
Air Force
Talks on arms control by John son supporters rise
Vice President Hubert Humphrey on Face the Nation called John son’s talks significant for arms control and weaponry limits. Supporters frame the new treaty as the era’s most important, eclipsing the 1963 Limited Test Ban Treaty endorsed by Kennedy and over 100 nations.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennebunk Area Events Calendar From Local Chamber
The Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce releases a weekly events calendar for Kennebunk and surroundings. Highlights include town hall hours, art classes at Brick Store Museum, SPEBSQSA rehearsals, an architectural exhibit opening, various club meetings and food sales, a strawberry festival, and a band concert weather permitting.
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Kennebunk Information Center
Kennebunk Town Hall
Brick Store Museum
Dane St
Spebsqsa
Webhannet Club
Lord Gallery
Brick Store
Lion’s Club
Kennebunkport Inn
Church-on-the-Cape
Cape Porpoise
Goose Rocks Beach
Washington Park
Webhannet Women’s Club
Christ Church
Surfside 8'S
Golf Brook Lodge
Sinnott ‘Road
Arundel
Women’s Society
Christian Service
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Goff Brook Lodge
Sinnott Road
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Surfside
Uare
Theresa Moran
Congregational Church
North Street
Kennebunkport
Painchand
Museem
Town Hall
Spock et al Face Acquittal and New Trial Motions
U S District Judge Francis J W Ford to hear defense motions asking verdicts of acquittal or new trials for Dr Benjamin Spock and three other defendants convicted June 14 on anti draft law charges. Also five New England high school honor students prepared for a Germany exchange trip sponsored by Volkswagen.
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U.S
Francis J. W. Ford
Benjamin Spock
James Clair
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Ford
Spock
Mitchell Goodman
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Ttrial
White House
Boston
New England
Germany
Volkswagen
Carla Irene Metzger
Framingham
Mass
Framingham North High School
S.J . Tucker
Volkswagen Northeastern Distributor, Inc
Waltham
Washington
New York
District Four Little League Tourney Pairings Released
Tourney pairings released for District Four include Saco versus Sanford-Springvale at Saco and West Biddeford facing East Biddeford on July 17 at West Biddeford field. Decary League meets Wells-Ogunquit July 19, with Ye Kittery hosting York in the first round. Semis July 22 at Saco, finals July 27 at 5 30 p.m. Bi district final July 29 at Kittery.
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Saco
Sanford-Springvale
Robert F. Martin
Little League
West Biddeford
East Biddeford
May Street
Biddeford
Wells-Ogunquit
Kittery
York
Decary Field
Martin
Changes In TV Comedy By Rowan And Martin
Martin discusses the evolution of television humor and its role as a social barometer. He notes the shift from commercial-driven pace to rapid, provocative material on Laugh-In, crediting peers like Winters and the Smothers Brothers for opening taboo topics. Public appetite and the medium’s tempo drive the change.
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Rowan and Martin
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America
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Lennie Bruce
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Buddy Hackett
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Brothers
Winters
Police Drag Saco River for Local Man
Police continued weekend search in the Saco River for Raymond W. Tremblay 19 Mason St Biddeford an apparent drowning after he was tossed from a small motor boat as it swerved last Thursday night officials attribute the crash to steering failure. George Cantara 41 of 8 Evanthia Drive Biddeford was hospitalized after helping in the rescue attempt.
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Saco River
C. Uim
Raymond W. Tremblay
Mason St
Biddeford
George Cantara
Evanthia Drive
Tremblay
Immigration law shifts to hemispheric visa ceilings
Washington reports the 1945 immigration act ended quotas and now sets Western Hemisphere visas at 120000 and all others at 170000 yearly. State Department warns of potential damage to relations with Mexico and Canada amid congressional debate to adjust the limits. Also, a Soviet Union social security reciprocity deal is expected to provide about 700000 in back benefits to up to 100 people or their families in Russia.
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Telemedicine Tested by Boston Doctor at Mass General
Massachusetts General Hospital demonstrated a new television based method enabling a doctor to interview examine and diagnose a patient miles away. The doctor and a volunteer patient three miles apart viewed charts X rays and ECGs on screen while a nurse assisted and radio readings supplied vital signs. Dr Kenneth T Bird developed the technique calling it an extension of the usefulness of the physician.
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Mssachusetts General Hospital
Kenneth T. Bird
World’s largest atoll Bikini encloses 280 square mile lagoon
A historical note identifies Bikini Atoll in the Pacific as the largest atoll. It encloses a lagoon covering about 280 square miles, a defining geographic feature noted in the segment.
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Atoll
Bikini
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Pacific
Miss Maine Elated After Winning State Title
Brenda Renee Verceles, 19, of Bangor will represent Maine at Miss America in Atlantic City. She won the 1960 Maine pageant in Portland, receiving a $500 scholarship and wardrobe funds. First runnerup was Susan Myra Sederquist, also of Bangor, and second runnerup Gale Victoria Durbank of Waterville. Louise Dumas named Miss Congeniality.
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Bangor
Maine
Atlantic City
N.J
Brenda Renee Verceles
Susan Myra Sederquist
Farmington State College
Gale Victoria Durbank
Greater Waterville
Louise Dumas
Aroostook County
Verceles
Jenda
University of Maine
Orono
Germany pioneers social insurance era under Bismarck
Britannica notes Germany under Prince Otto von Bismarck first to establish social insurance programs including sickness and industrial injury compensation plus old age and invalid insurance. This marked a major 19th century welfare policy development initiated by the Prussian statesman.
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Germany
Prince Otto von Bismarck
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Capital Footnotes and Senate Hearings On Auto Industry
Lynda Johnson Robb, expecting her first baby in October, returned from an Acapulco vacation to visit Texas friends. White House denies illness rumors. Ralph Nader, whose auto industry criticism spurred safety rules, will testify July 19 on competition decline as the Senate Small Business Committee prepares hearings led by Chairman George Smathers.
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Lynda Johnson Robb
Acapulco
Texas
White House
Ralph Nader
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Nader
Senate Small Business Committee
Walace Says Public Drive Will Change Trends
Third party presidential candidate George C. Walace asserts the nation will see shifts as the people demand a change. He emphasizes voter momentum and a committed public mandate ahead of the election.
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George C. Walace
Stubborn Blaze Quelled in Biddeford Firefighters Stop Woods Fire
Biddeford firefighters battled a rubbish blaze for an hour off Old Newtown Road on land owned by Gerard Bertrand. A separate small fire caused by cardboard burning in a Maine Central Railroad Co. freight car on Main Street was contained after a 30 minute effort.
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Old Newtown Road
Biddeford
Gerard Bertrand
Maine Central Railroad Co
Main Street
Biddeford City Offices Close for Fourth of July Holiday
Biddeford city offices will be closed Thursday in observance of the July 4 holiday. Offices will reopen Friday at the regular time, 9 a.m.
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Biddeford
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