New England Vignettes Aide Capitol Air Move
Boston AP reports Vermont plans to remove excessive heat by relocating the State House press corps from the Montpelier building. Exhaust and intake for the new air system will vent through the dome crow's nest, with reporters housed a half block away. the state covers heat and light while the press relocates at their own expense.
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New England
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State House Press Corps
Capitol
Crow’s Nest
Ateir
State House
Baldwin Street
Ghosts at Cedar Point Lighthouse In Scituate
Tom and Jean ONeill share the Cedar Point Lighthouse with two spirits Abigail and Rebecca Bates. The 1869 beacon is inactive while a Scituate Historical Society plans tours this summer after restoration funds were approved at town meeting.
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Jean O'Neil
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Children Day Service Set At Saco Church
Rev. Paul K Weimer of First Parish Congregational Church in Saco announces the June 9 Children’s Day service at 10 30 a m with an ae cal preludes sequence including invocations responsive readings scripture lessons and schoolwork proclamations by kindergarten through seventh grade with songs prayers and offertory dedications led by listed participants.
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Paul K. Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
Kin Wyen
James Stoddard
David Whittier
Nancy Emerson
Cathy Cushman
Robert Wentworth
Alison Milne
Jay Chadbourne
Robert War
Susan Smith
Peter Kimball
Jonathan Staples
Great White Fleet sails to world tour 1907 09
The fleet of 16 battleships under President Roosevelt began a global cruise from Hampton Roads on December 16, 1907, marking America’s first around the world naval expedition. Includes note on O. Henry and Mark Twain burial references.
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America
Theodore Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Hymn and Bible Service Highlight Local Church Events
The service features hymns This Is My Father's World and Onward Christian Soldiers with Debra Boutet as organ postlude. Church School superintendent Mrs. Thomas Bryant and assistants oversee presentations of Bibles attendance pins and awards, with ushers Gary Hoyt Michael McKenney Richard Tripp and Kurt Wolfahrt from the eighth grade. The cedar of Lebanon is noted as tree of God while Ceres stands as the largest asteroid at about 500 miles in diameter.
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Thomas Bryant
Richard Dupuis
Carl Deis Jr
Weimer
Debra Boutet
Gary Hoyt
Michael McKenney
Richard Tripp
Kurt Wolfahrt
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Mark Twain
Elmira, N.Y
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Ceres
Briggs & Stratton
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H.P. Rider
Zerk
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Biddeford Shopping Center
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