Mrs Mabel Tripp 94 died after brief illness in Saco
Mrs Mabel Tripp 94 of 115 Ocean Ave widow of Maj Edward J Tripp died Thursday in a Saco nursing home after a brief illness Born in England Sept 17 1881 she came to the United States in 1913 and joined the Salvation Army Corps in 1918 retiring in 1948 They lived in Elmira NY New York City and Maine Surviving are two sons Bramwell Tripp of New York and John H Tripp of San Diego two daughters Mrs Henry Berkhoudt and Mrs Arthur Anderson eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at the Salvation Army Church Street Brig Hartwell Flemming of Portland will officiate burial Laurel Hill Cemetery Calling hours Saturday 7-9 Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Mabel Tripp
Ocean Ave
Edward J. Tripp
Saco
England
Thomas
Mary Holman
Tripp
United States
Salvation Army Corps
New England
New York
Bath
Bangor
Salvation Army Teas
Church Street
Brig. Hartwell Flemming
Portland
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Maine reformer Neal Dow and the rise of temperance in Maine
This continues a Biddeford High School series on Maine history. It profiles Neal Dow born March 20 1804 in Portland who became known as the Father of the Maine law and led the temperance movement in the state. It notes his Quaker upbringing, tannery business, and pivotal role in forming the Maine Temperance Union and the 1836 prohibition measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Biddeford High School
Elijahee
Albion
Alton
Ill
Hampden
Dorothea Dix
Neal Dow
Portland
Dow
Friend's Academy
New Bedford
Mass
Maria Cornelia Durant Maynard
Portland Young Men's Temperance Society
Augusta
Maine Temperance Union
Senate
House
New York City
England
United Kingdom Alliance
Thirteenth Regiment of
Maine Volunteers
Fitzhugh Lee Dow
Great Britain
Prohibition Party
OOB Adult Ed graduates celebrate 1976 diploma ceremony at one Gym
Commencement honored the 1976 Old Orchard Beach adult high school graduates from OOB Saco Biddeford and Scarborough. Guest speaker was Charles Ludwig VA education liaison. Rev. James Morrison gave benediction and Raymond Cote hosted with the OOB High Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
OOB
Charles Ludwig
Veterans Administration
Tagus
James Morrison
St. Margaret Parish
Raymond Cote
Old Orchard Beach High School
David Berchieume
OOB Adult Education High School
Saco
Biddeford
Scarborough
Leo Beaulieu
Jean Paul Berard
George Bertrand
Lionel Binette
Ronald Blanchette
Larry Buchannon
Percy Carrier
Marcel Desrosier
Paul Desrosier
Sheila Dolly
Arthur Dow
George Doyon
Karen Duhamel
Carl Durocher
Denis
Indicted arsonist named in Biddeford fires
Alfred A Biddeford man Leroy E Buzzell 34 of 71 Bacon St indicted at York County Superior Court on first degree arson for two Biddeford fires June 21 1975 at a Bacon Street residence and April at 41 43 Hill St He faces sentencing next week Also indicted for high and aggravated assault were James Stanley 22 of 474 Elm St Biddeford and Ralph Campbell 25 of Ocean Park Rd Saco for assault on Bernard Guerin Jan 10 at Arundel Mrs Mabel Landry Biddeford and Mrs Jacqueline Clifford Biddeford received hospital updates and Saco Senior Citizens held final Open Door social at Open Door Jordan School Odessa Nason chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Biddeford
York County Superior Court
Leroy E. Buzzell
Bacon St
Bacon Street
Hill St
James Stanley
Elm St
Ralph Campbell
Ocean Park Road
AG declines to advise Saco on Bouffard zoning dispute
Attorney General Joseph Brennan declined to advise the Saco planning board in a zoning dispute over Andrew Bouffard’s Woodman Avenue development. Bouffard seeks a court order for a utility permit. a hearing is set for Tuesday, June 1. The board demands updated plans beforePermit approval. The board asked Maine Municipal Association for an opinion. Also, revised plans for a Saco Valley Shopping Center addition address traffic and drainage and include barriers, shrubbery, and a one way entrance. Final plans for a six lot Mast Hill and Flag Pond subdivision were filed and will be reviewed by City Planner Peter Cullinan on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brennan
Saco Planning Board
Andrew Bouffard
Woodman Avenue
Bouffard
York County Superior Court
Planning Board
Brennan
Maine Municipal Association
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Tatives
Alfred Coulombe
Mechanic and
Spring Streets
Shaw's Food Store
Mast Hill
Flag Pond
Homeland Designs
Peter Cullinan
Walker
Ash Swamp
Council
Saco
Southern Maine Regionalising Commission
Beach resident found innocent in deputy assault case
Alfred James M Marshall 33 of Summit Street Old Orchard Beach was found innocent yesterday in York County Superior Court of assault on Deputy Sheriff Guy A Fontaine at a town council meeting last November. Justice William E McCarthy found Marshall not guilty, noting Fontaine was not in uniform and Marshall did not know he was an officer. A charge of per meeting was dismissed as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred — James M Marshall
Summit Street
Old Orchard Beach
York County Superior Court
Guy A. Fontaine
William E. McCarthy
Iiinaion
Marshall
Loranger School
Justice McCarthy
Fontaine
Thornton Academy Class of 1976 Baccalaureate Set
Baccalaureate services for the Class of 1976 of Thornton Academy Saco will be held Sunday May 23 at 3 p.m. at United Baptist Church Saco. Clergy from several churches will participate and Rev Sumner M Grant will deliver a sermon Born To Raze Hell. A trio and trumpet solo will be performed with scripture read by two class members. The offering will benefit the World Hunger Appeal shared among Jewish Catholic and Protestant agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Saco
United Baptist Church
Main Street
Robert DeWolfe
Trinity Episcopal Church
Raymond C. Hopkins
Unitarian Universalist Church
John Walsh
Most Holy Trinity Church
James W. Fletcher
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Joseph Carrier
Notre Dame de
Linda Ketchum
Lorretta Young
Karen Johnson
al Watson
Evelyn Lewis
David Pate
George Mendros
Two Men Sought After Daylight Robbery At Dot's Lunch
Kennebunk police seek two men in their 20s who allegedly robbed Dot's Lunch at Sea Road and Route 9 of about $60 in daylight. The proprietress Marion Hatson was restrained as the money was taken. investigators say several nonlocal suspects are being considered. Also note Saco Rebekah Lodge plans a Saturday 7:30 pm meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in Main.
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Kennebunk
Dot
Marion Atson
Sea Road
Route 9
Saco Rebakah
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Saco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford-Saco Elks Club
Richard F. Leone
Edwin E. Munford
Maurice A. Sayer
Laurin M. Oliver
Roger Sicard
Aggate Knight
Roger Raymond
Davi R. Perkins
Esquire
Francis Stone
Inner Guard
Carl Young
Tyler
John Ewing
History of
Mary Guerin
America
Mabel Landry
South St
Notre Dame
Webber Hospital Association
Pool Road
Jacqueline Clifford
Water Street
Osteopathic Ospital of
Jordan School
School Street
Odessa Nason
Ulrica Berthiaume
Dennett & Craig
Emond & Conroy Funera
John P. Conroy Jr
Shumway and Gross
Spring St
Memoriam
Tim
Thomas J
Strickland
Plymouth Volare
Fish & Tackle Auction
Line Road Auction House
Gorham, Maine
Keenan Auction CO
Presque Isle, Maine
Catering
Ronald G. Caron
Scotts
Mapes Ours Home
Garden Center
Iles
Ask
National
Biscayne
FORD
W. Natio
W. Ni
Haxie
Call Eagles Club
Fanteed
Oldsmobile
Clergy
W. Botts
Plymouth
Ymouth
Kaishian
Ontiac
Rz Calan
Bassador, Co
Dean
Volkswagen
Moi
Ourna
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