07 May 1966
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
1
Mrs Ann J Howard of Pack St Eliot died in May as services were incomplete by J Verne Wood Funeral Home. Mrs Frances W Brown of Mamplon widow of Arthur W Brown died May 6 with calling hours Sunday evening at Brewitt Funeral Home Exeter. funeral details to be announced.
Mrs Anna L Stoward of Park Street widow of Lt Verence Howard dies at Portsmouth Naval Hospital Thursday. Born in Sweden October 24 1877 she was daughter of Karl and Sofia Karlson. Former Pawtucket Rhode Island resident member of Lutheran Church Piscataqua OFS Chapter Killery and Flat Garden Club. Survivors include sister Karin Larsson Sweden and four nephews. Funeral services for Mrs Marion Ruby Hatfield 70 of 100 Concord Way wife of Marold M Hatfield were held at Hackminster Chapel with pastor Joab Feaster Feaster conducting both chapel service and grave committal at Harmony Grove Cemetery.
Mrs Frances Wadleigh Brown of 427 Junction Road Hampton Falls died yesterday at a North Hampton rest home after a short illness. Born February 12, 1881, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Annie Wadleigh and lifelong resident of Hampton and Hampton Falls. She was the widow of Arthur W. Brown. Survivors include two daughters Lois Perfect of Bristol Vermont and Eleanor Vigneau of Hampton Falls. four sons Charles, Harold, Winthrop of Hampton and Ernest of Hampton Falls. 15 grandchildren. seven great grandchildren. one sister Helen Keegan of Greenfield Massachusetts and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services for Millard E Dalton were conducted yesterday at the Sturgis Funeral Home with the Rev Arthur Dewey officiating. Burial followed in High Street Cemetery with graveside rites by the Hampton American Legion Post. Attending were Hubert Webber Arthur Hamilton Malcom Hamion Charles Gordon John Nudd and Howard Greenman.
The funeral of Giusseppe Pirini of 14 Green St was held last night from Farrell Funeral Home. Attending were members of the Italian Republican Club and the Italian American Club. Bearers included Secomio Pirileini James Makarchuk Waller Gobbi Bernard Woods and George Graffam with Robert Aleman a grandson. Burial will be in the family lot at Harmony Grove Cemetery.
In Newmarket New Hampshire three men Paul R Brousseau Daniel Mitchell and Roy A Chapman were convicted of disturbing the peace for throwing eggs at pacifists during a campus demonstration from Exeter to Durham near the University of New Hampshire. Judge Russell McGuth placed the cases on file with no fines or sentences.
Traip Academy principal Trask will resign at year end to become Waterville Senior High School principal. He cites professional growth and notes Waterville’s larger enrollment and a state model library project. Also leaving are several teachers and staff. space limits at Traip cited as a concern.
Miss Frances Wadleigh, 23, of 428 Rogers Ri Killery, treated at York Hospital for abrasions and contusions after a three car crash on Route 1 in Killery early last night. Other drivers Cary Lydston 19 Portsmouth and Dwight Dodd 120 Portsmouth not injured. each car damaged about 508. Trooper Reynald Lamontagne investigated. Additional Portsmouth collisions reported on Tilington and Pleasant Streets involving Lottie McLaughlin 7 and Benjamin Fleischgnan 66, and George Frisbee 4 Killery with Georgianna Brunelle 26 of Dover. A new steeple for the Killery Point church, built in 1730, was erected in 1879.
Jewelry valued at 4700 and 75 in cash plus other items were reported taken yesterday from the residence of T. Sgt James Davis at 100 Rockingham Drive Pease APB. Authorities are investigating.
A horse relay courier took 38 hours to bring word to Portsmouth about General John Burgoyne's defeat at Saratoga in October 1777, highlighting swift communications during the war.
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