WOODBURY - KAREN M. (SMITH) - Dexter, 2015

Karen M. (Smith) Woodbury, 52, of Whitinsville passed away on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015 at home with her family by her side. She was the wife of Kenneth M. Woodbury. She was born on May 29, 1962 in Whitinsville, the daughter of the late Robert W. and Norma L. (Temple) Smith. She was a graduate of Hopkinton High School. Karen loved nature and being outdoors. She enjoyed bird watching and cross stitching. Her faith in God brought her true comfort and joy, and her positive spirit was an inspiration to all who knew her. She is survived by her husband of 35 years, Kenneth, and her daughters, Brandie M. Woodbury of Mendon, Darcey L. wife of Nick Carey of Clayton, NC, Lacey A. Woodbury of Millis, and Loreena E. wife of Joshua Paull of Whitinsville; 3 brothers, Ken Smith of Hopkinton, Karl Smith of St. Albans, ME, and Roy Smith of Uxbridge; 2 sisters, Kathy McGinnis of Charlton and Sue Juntunen of SC; 2 granddaughters, Harley Carey and Maisy Carey, and many nieces and nephews. Services will be private and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Dana Farber Cancer Center, Milford Regional Healthcare Foundation, 14 Prospect St., Milford, MA 01757. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Buma Funeral Home, 480 Church St., Whitinsville

WOODBURY - VELMA 'WITHEE' MELVIN Dexter, 2012

DEXTER – Velma (Withee) Melvin, 87, went home to be with the Lord May 25, 2012, with her loving family by her side. She was born Sept. 14, 1924, in Dexter, a daughter of Wallace and Emma Withee Sr.
She was a Christian woman who devoted her life to Jesus. Velma was a member of Apostolic Faith Tabernacle, Dexter, for more than 40 years and considered the members to be like her second family. She was a loving mother who enjoyed every moment she spent with her children. She looked forward to the weekly visits, shopping trips and pizza she shared with them. Velma was a kind and gentle person, and will be forever missed by her family and friends.
She is survived by three daughters, Betty Paradis of Corinna, Pamela Thompson of Dexter and Vicky and husband, Glen Manning, of Etna; three sons, Earl Woodbury Jr. and wife, Roberta, of Burnham, Christopher Ladd and wife, Kathy, of England and Michael Woodbury and wife, Deborah, of Dexter; one brother, Wallace Withee Jr. of Bangor; 19 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Graveside committal services will be held at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Dexter. (Bangor Daily News posted 5/27/2012)

Velma Mae Withee Melvin

BIRTH 14 Sep 1924

Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine

DEATH 25 May 2012 (aged 87)

Dover-Foxcroft, Piscataquis County, Maine

BURIAL

Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine,

HER SECOND MARRIAGE WAS TO A MELVIN

Husband;

Earl Chester Woodbury

BIRTH 25 Dec 1919

Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine

DEATH 11 Oct 1989 (aged 69)

Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine

BURIAL

Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Dexter, Penobscot County, Maine

HIGGINS - LE ROY EVERETT - Rockland, 1942

LE ROY   EVERETT  HIGGINS

Bar Harbor Times
May 14,  1942

LeRoy Higgins, 88, road builder several years for John D. Rockefeller at Seal Harbor, died at his home in Rockland, Wednesday.
Mr. Higgins was born in Eden, the son of Wyatt and Clementine Keniston Higgins, and had lived in Rockland 14 years.  He was a member of Knights of Pythias.  His wife, Nellie Sleeper Higgins, survives.
Services were held in the Russell Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Charles A. Marstaller officiating.  Internment was in Sea View Cemetery.



He married Nellie W. Sleeper 29 November 1920 at Thomaston Maine.  Nellies parents were William N. Knowlton and Frances S. Worthley.

LEVASSEUR - DENNIS - Augusta, 1965

DENNIS  LEVASSEUR

Kennebec Journal
July 6,  1965

Augusta - A high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of Dennis Levasseur was sung Saturday morning at St. Augustin Catholic Church with the Rev. Donald LsBranche officiating.
Bearers were Norman Daniel, Roger Quiron, Bertrand Daniel, Laurent Michaud, William Rollins Sr., and Armand Daniel.
Mr. Levasseur was a member of Capital Barracks 683, World War 1 Veterans of Augusta.
Burial was in St. Augustin Cemetery where Father LaBranche said committial prayers.    The American Flag was folded and presented to his son, Donald Levasseur.



Dennis Levasseur
BIRTH 7 Jun 1896
Caribou, Aroostook County, Maine
DEATH 1 Jul 1965 (aged 69)
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Saint Augustine Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

wife;
Elise Michaud Levasseur
BIRTH 10 Jan 1898
Cyr Plantation, Aroostook County, Maine
DEATH Oct 1936 (aged 38)
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Saint Augustine Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine

EATON - GEORGE - Hancock, 1895

GEORGE  EATON

Bar Harbor Record
December 18, 1895

FOUND FROZEN

George Eaton of Green's Landing, 33, was found frozen in his dory at Small Island Thursday.  He had taken everything out of his boat and carried them above reach of the water.  It is supposed that he was trying to reach a house on the island, but the bitter cold numbed his limbs, and finally caused his death.


George Eaton
BIRTH 15 Apr 1865
Deer Isle, Hancock County, Maine
DEATH 12 Dec 1895 (aged 30)
Hancock, Hancock County, Maine
BURIAL
Eaton Cemetery
Deer Isle, Hancock County, Maine,

MOULTON - CHARLES A. - Belgrade, 1`971

CHARLES  A.  MOULTON

Kennebec Journal
October 25,  1971

Belgrade - Charles A. Moulton, 73, of the Wings MIlls Road, died Sunday morning at a Waterville hospital after a brief illness.
He was born in New York City August 11, 1898, the son of Charles A. and Etta Downwood Moulton.  He was an army veneran of WW1 and a member of Vernon Valley Lodge AF and AM, Mount Vernon.
He is survived by one son, Warren B. Moulton, Curtis Bay, Md.;  a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Bieganski, Quonset Road, R.I., and four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be Wednesday at 10;30 a.m. at the Wheeler Funeral Home, 125 Church Street, Oakland with burial in Belgrade Pine Grove Cemetery.



Charles A. Moulton
BIRTH 11 Aug 1898
New York, USA
DEATH Oct 1971 (aged 73)
Waterville, Kennebec County, Maine, USA
BURIAL
Pine Grove Cemetery
Belgrade, Kennebec County, Maine,

wife;
Helen M. Moulton
BIRTH 1903
DEATH 1956 (aged 52–53)
BURIAL
Pine Grove Cemetery
Belgrade, Kennebec County, Maine

GORDON - VINA - Bar Harbor, 1961

VINA  GORDON

Bar Harbor Times
December 7,  1961

Mrs. Vina Gordon, wife of Hyman Gordon of Bar Harbor died Sunday evening at her home.  She had been a resident of Bar Harbor for the past 50 years and was a member of congregation Beth Israel, Bangor.
Surviving, besides her husband, are two sons, Philip Gordon, Bar Harbor, and Irving Gordon, Hartford Conn., a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Richardson, Bar Harbor;  a sister, Mrs. Minnie Marks, Brooklyn, N.Y., three brothers, Dave Robinson, Rockland, Samuel Robinson, Miami, Fl., and Eli Robinson, Brooklyn, N.Y..
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Jewish Community Chapel, Bangor.

JORDAN - HENRY J. - Bar Harbor, 1918

HENRY  J.  JORDAN

Bar Harbor Times
November 30,  1918

Henry Joseph Jordan, quartermaster, U.S.N.R.F., died at the Bar Harbor hospital Nov. 23rd, following an attack of pneumonia.  He was attached to the Bar Harbor radio station, having been recently transformed to that station from the Bar Harbor section base.  He had been on duty in the Bar Harbor section for a year and had made many friends among the men of the naval reserve and the people of the town.
Henry Joseph Jordan was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Jordan of Somesville, Mass..  He was born in Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 17,  1897.  The body was taken to his home in Somesville Saturday.

PELLETIER - GEORGE H. - Augusta, 1967

GEORGE  H.  PELLETIER

Kennebec Journal
August 31,  1967

Augusta - Funeral services for George H. Pelletier  were held from 15 Flagg Street Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. George Whittier, Chaplain at the Veterans Administration Center, Togus, officiating.
Bearers were Roland Saucier, Basil Stevens, Ralph Hutchinson, Raymond Morin, Sheldon Braley and Gerald Doyon.
Burial was in Wall Cemetery.


George Pelletier
BIRTH 1897
DEATH 1967 (aged 69–70)
BURIAL
Wall Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine

wife;
Christine V Pelletier
BIRTH 1904
DEATH 1975 (aged 70–71)
BURIAL
Wall Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

STEWART - FRANK - Southwest Harbor, 1945

FRANK STEWART

Bar Harbor Times
December 6, 1945

Frank Stewart, a resident of Southwest Harbor for 34 years,  died at his home last week after months of failing health,  He was born at Pocomoke City, Md., on May 3, 1863, and was employed in Atlantic City for many years before cpming to Southwest Harbor to make his home on the place which had been owned by his wife's parents.  He was a good neighbor and citizen and faithful in any work that was his to do.
Funeral services were held at the Episcopal Church, Thursday and burial was at Mt. Heigth.
He leaves his wife, who was Lucy Harmon.  His only son died several years ago and a daughter died in infancy.


Frank W. Stewart
BIRTH 1863
DEATH 1945 (aged 81–82)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine,

wife;
Lucy H. Stewart
BIRTH 1870
DEATH 1957 (aged 86–87)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

GILLEY - FRED B. - Augusta, 1970

FRED  B.  GILLEY

Kennebec Journal
November 7,  1970

Augusta - Funeral services for Fred B. Gilley were held at 15 Flagg Street Friday afternoon with David Myraz of the Skowhegan Congregational  of Jehovah's Witnesses officiating.
Delegations attended from the Telephone Pioneers, the New England Telephone Co., and the Augusta and Skowhegan Jehovah's Witnesses.
Bearers were John Hagg, Austin Cowing, Al Wood and Paul Leach.
Burial was in the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery where Mr. Myraz gave committal prayers and the flag was presented to Mr. Gilley's widow, Mrs. Rena G. Gilley.


Fred Bradbury Gilley
BIRTH 30 Nov 1898
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
DEATH 3 Nov 1970 (aged 71)
Waterville, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

His wives;

Florence Ives Alexander Gilley
BIRTH 13 Jan 1899
Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine
DEATH 1 Mar 1949 (aged 50)
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Riverside Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

Rena Genevive Barrows Gilley
BIRTH 20 May 1910
Maine, USA
DEATH 14 Oct 2000 (aged 90)
Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut
BURIAL
Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

COPP - GRACE E. 'BOWER' - Damariscotta, 1965

GRACE  E.    'BOWER'  COPP

Kennebec Journal
August 30,  1965

Damariscotta - Mrs. Grace E. Copp, wife of Fred Cipp, died Sunday at Miles Memorial Hospital.
She was born Jan. 9,  1890, at Searsport, the daughter of Elroy and Alice Hart Bower.
She came to Damariscotta from Augusta 33 years ago.  She was a member of the American Legion Auxillary.
Survivors include her husband of Damariscotta, a brother, Ralph Bowen of Augusta and a niece.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Strong Funeral Home, the Rev. Thomas H. Campbell will officiate.
Burial will be in Grove Cemetery, Belfast.

STEWART - FLORA 'CLINKARD' - Bar Harbor, 1929

FLORA  STEWART

Bar Harbor Times
April 10, 1929

Mrs. Flora Clinkard Stewart, widow of Lorenzo Stewart, who died in Bar Harbor nine years ago, died at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Ralph Howland in  Medford Hillside, Mass., last Friday, after a brief illness with pneumonia.  Had she kived until May 10, Mrs. Stewart would of been 62 years old.  She was a native of Tremont, the daughter of the late William and Joanna Harper Clinkard.  Mrs. Stewart was spending the Winter in Boston, planning on returning home in the early spring when taken suddenly ill with pleuro pneumonia.  Her death brought deep grief to her many friends for she was  a woman of kindly personality, liked by all who knew her.  Mrs. Stewards only near relative is a brother, Alfred Clinkard of Bar Harbor to whom the sympathy of a large circle of friends is extended.
Funeral services were held from the Congregational Church on Sunday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock, the body having been brought here Saturday evening, accompanied by relatives from Medford Hillside.  Rev. J. Homer Nelson officiated.  There was a large attendance and many flowers.  The bearers were Edwin Stewart, Curtis Stewart, Lawrence Harper, Eugene Harper, Louis Kelly and Lionel Stewart.  The remains were placed in the tomb there to await burial at the family lot in Center.

OULTON - FLORENCE 'WALLS' - Otter Creek, 1960

FLORENCE  OULTON

Bar Harbor Times
July 21, 1960

Mrs. Florence Oulton, 63, a native of Otter Creek,  died at her home in Florida Thursday following a brief illness.
She was born at Otter Creek July 5, 1897, the daughter of Greeley and Florence (Stanley) Walls.
Survivors are her husband Alan Oulton of Florida;  one son, Maynard Hagerthy, Otter Creek;  six brothers, John Walls of Bar Harbor, Ralph of South Portland, Merrill and Oscar, both of Detroit, Mich., William of Rosemont, Pa., and Greeley Jr. of Otter Creek;  two sisters, Mrs. Montville Liscomb of Otter Creek and Mrs. Marcia Malbury of Portland;  one grandchild and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at the Mcfarland Funeral Home at Bar Harbor Wednesday with the Rev. George B. Macdonald of the Mount Desert Larger Parish officiating.
Internment was in the family lot.

BLAKE - FLORENCE C. - Rumford, 1970

FLORENCE  C.  BLAKE

Kennebec Journal
December 5, 1970

Rumford - Funeral services for Mrs. Florence C. Blake, 6 Parker Street, Mexico, were held Thursday at the Conlombe Funeral Home.
Mrs. Blake died Tuesday at the home of a grandson, Richard Fairbrother, Augusta.
She was born at Bangor, March 10, 1892, the daughter of Thomas L. and Sarah Harding Chambers.
She was retired from the cutting room of the Oxford Paper Co..  She was a member of the Pythian Sisters, Rebekah Purity Lodge, Orange Ladies, South River Grange in all seven degrees, and the womans relief Corps.
Burial was at Riverside Cemetery, Augusta.

BONNEY - FLORA BELLE 'CLARK' - Monmouth, 1972

FLORA  BELLE  CLARK  BONNEY

Kennebec Journal
October 30, 1972

East Monmouth - Mrs. Flora Belle Clark Bonney, 99, died Sunday in Winthrop nursing home after a short illness.
She was born Oct. 21, 1873, at Greene, the daughter of John and Isabelle Stockford Clark.
In 1887, she married Frederick Bonney in Monmouth.  He died in 1932.  A Trinitarian, she was the oldest member of East Monmouth Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Sherman Bonney of Winslow, a daughter, Mrs. Madeline Williams of Monmouth, nine grandchildren, 11 great gradnchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wdnesday at a Monmouth Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Monmouth.

MERRIAM - EDITH M. 'LORD" - Ellsworth, 1915

EDITH  M.  MERRIAM

Bar Harbor Times
May 8, 1915

Edith M.., wife of Arthur H. Merriam and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Lord of this city, died Tuesday evening at her home in Essex Conn., after a short illness of acute Bright's disease.  The parents were summoned hastily on Saturday when she became suddenly and critically ill.  Reports on Monday that she was slightly better revived the hopes of her many friends here and the news of her death last evening was a great shock.
Mrs. Merriam was born in Ellsworth twenty-eight years ago, and this city had been her home until her marriage on June 3 last.  She was a graduate of the Ellsworth High School and of happy, generous-hearted disposition was one of the most popular of her set of young girls.
She leaves besides her husband and parents, two sisters, Mabel and Ruth, and one brother, Harvard.  To the family the sympathy of the community goes out in full measure.

STEVENS - ESTELLA S. - Damariscotta, 1971

ESTELLA  S.  STEVENS

Kennebec Journal
September 6,  1971

Damariscotta - Mrs. Estella S. Stevens, 82, widow of Walter Stevens, died Saturday in a Rockland nursing home.
She was born in Aroostook December 27, 1889.
Survivors include two sons;  Raymond of Nobleboro and Rupert of West Rockport;  two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Waning of Newcastle and Mrs. Dorothy Stevens of Damariscotta;  10 grandchildren;  14 great grandchildren;  and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Strong Funeral Home with the Rev. William Carter officiating.
Burial will be in Sheepscot Cemetery.

She married Walter A. Stevens on 16 August 1906, he was listed as a Machinest, she was 18 and he was 24 at time of marriage. 
Records show middle name as E or S. 
One record has her born in Aroostook, another states she was born in Alua Maine, and another states she was born in arrowsic  Maine, which sounds like Aroostook but is located in Sagadahoc county.
Interestingly, on a 1900 census she is listed as a boarder at the home of John P. Higgins and Harriett W. Higgins of Arrowsic Maine.  She is listed as age 12 and the only boarder.

HUNT - ERNEST W. - Augusta, 1965

ERNEST  W.  HUNT

Kennebec Journal
December 6,  1965

Augusta - Ernest Wilbur Hunt, 80, of 270 State Street, died at his home Saturday.
He was born July 4, 1885, in Gardiner, the son of Harrison and Nellie Brann Hunt.
For many years he was employed by the N.E. Telephone and Tel. Co..  He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Lapham Hunt of Augusta and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday from 15 Flagg Street, Augusta.

HAYNES - ETHEL VIOLA "HANNA" - Somesville, 1956

ETHEL  VIOLA  "HANNA"  HAYNES

Bar Harbor Times
November 22,  1956

Ethel Viola Haynes, 70, died at a Bar Harbor hospital Tuesday after a short illness.
Born at Tremont December 10, 1885, she was the daughter of Alonzo and Dora (Walls) Hanna.
Surviving are two sisters;  Mrs. Abbie Mohrimann of Southwest Harbor, Mrs. Beatrice Colbath of Bangor;  two nephews.
Funeral services were this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Fernald Funeral Home in Somesville with the Rev. John Manter of the Mount Desert Larger Parish officiating.
Internment was in Brookside Cemetery, Somesville.
Bearers wer Hollis smith, Arthur Bunker, Rolla Thompson and John Fernald.


Ethel V. Haynes
BIRTH 1885
DEATH 1956 (aged 70–71)
BURIAL
Brookside Cemetery
Mount Desert, Hancock County, Maine

husband;
Harry W. Haynes
BIRTH 1880
DEATH 1933 (aged 52–53)
BURIAL
Brookside Cemetery
Mount Desert, Hancock County, Maine

BREWER - FRANCES H. - Bar Harbor, 1966

FRANCES  H.  BREWER

Bar Harbor Times
June 9,  1966

Miss Frances H. Brewer, 61, of Bar Harbor, died unexpectedly Thursday at her home on Cottage Street.
She was born here June 3, 1905, daughter of Fred and Georgia (Hodgkins) Brewer.
She was a member of the St. Saviour's Episcopal Church and a graduate of the University of Maine in 1926.  She was a graduate of St. Luke's School of Nursing in 1930 and held a master's degree from Teachers College, Columbia University.  She was administrator supervisor of St. Luke's Hospital Center at the time of her retirement in January 1960.
Surviving are two brothers;  C. Leslie Brewer of Bar Harbor and Arthur R. Brewer of Lamsine, Mich., several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Mcfarland Funeral Home, the Rev. Harold A. Hopkins Jr. of St. Saviour's Episcopal Church officiating.
Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, Hulls Cove.



Frances H. Brewer
BIRTH 1905
DEATH 1966 (aged 60–61)
BURIAL
Hillside Cemetery
Hulls Cove, Hancock County, Maine,

MUNRO - EDNA B. "Geyer" - Round Pond, 1971

EDNA  B.  "Geyer"  MUNRO

Kennebec Journal
March 12,  1971

Round Pond - Mrs. Edna B. Munro, 85, died Wednesday at Miles Memorial Hospital, Damariscotta, following a long illness.  She was born at Long Pond Feb. 28, 1886, the daughter of Laforest and Mary Jones Geyer.
She attended local schools and was a member of the Union Church of Round Pond, the Fortnightly Club, the Bristol Footlighters and the Pemaquid Chapter, OES, and Pemaquid Chapter, DAR.
She is survived by her husband, Leon of Round Pond, three sons, Malcolm C. of Norwell, Mass., Ronald G. of Groton, Conn., and Carleton M. of Round Pond;  a daughter, Mrs. L. Phyllis Chadwick of York;  two sisters, Mrs. Nana Smith and Mrs. Gladys Bryant, both of Round Pond;  17 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, at the Strong Funeral Home, Damariscotta with the Rev. Oliver W. Bell and Rev. Desmond Parker officiating.
Burial will be in the Chamberlain Cemetery.


Edna Beatrice Geyer Munro
BIRTH 28 Feb 1886
DEATH 10 Mar 1971 (aged 85)
BURIAL
Chamberlain Cemetery
Round Pond, Lincoln County, Maine,

husband;
Leon Plummer Munro
BIRTH 14 Jan 1893
DEATH 5 May 1977 (aged 84)
Maine
BURIAL
Chamberlain Cemetery
Round Pond, Lincoln County, Maine

YOUNG - ELBRIDGE G. - Otter Creek, 1888

ELBRIDGE  G.  YOUNG

Mount Desert Herald
August 3,  1888

Concerning the death by suicide of Mr. Elbridge G. Young, at Otter Creek, we learn that Mr. Young has several times threatened to take his own life,  and had also threatened the life of his wife.  On the morning of his death he became excited and jealous because of a call from a man, who wished to engage Mrs. Young to work for him.  He talked very harshly and as she left the house, which she did through fear and only for the purpose of waiting until his insane paroxysm subsided, his last words were, "If you come into the house again I will cut your throar."  His widow asserts that Mr. Young was a kind husband when in his right mind, and that she has never been - as has been stated - "dissatisfied with her lot,"   or desired to leave him, but that (as on the day of his death)nshe has been obliged to leave the house temporarily several times through fear of her personal safety when these insane fits came upon him;  and that she has many times told his friends that she thought him subject to attacks of insanity, but they would not believe her.  Aside from the generally accepted idea that any man who takes his own life is of unsound mind, all the circumstances go to show that Mr. Young had been insane at times for several years.  Over a year ago, and before he had married his last wife or had even seen her, he was despondent and took a dose of poison,  It is said - from the effects of which he barely escaped with his life.

COLE - ELEANOR D. - Gardiner, 1971

ELEANOR  D.  COLE

Kennebec Journal
October 30,  1971

Gardiner - Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor D. Cole were helf Friday afternoon at Christ Episcopal Church.  The burial office was read by the Rev. Canon Charles E. Karsten Jr., rector.  The celebrant of the service of Holy Communion was the Rev. David D. Holroyd, associate rector assisted by the Rev. Reese Riley, Vicar.
Bearers were Melvin Cole Sr., Melvin Cole Jr., Wallace Cole and Robert Willoughby.  Burial was in the Litchfield Plains Cemetery where committal prayers were read by Canon Karsten.



Eleanor D. Cole
BIRTH 3 Jan 1912
DEATH 27 Sep 1971 (aged 59)
BURIAL
Litchfield Plains Cemetery
Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine,

EDDY - LINNIE ANNE - Bar Harbor, 1952

LINNIE  ANNE  EDDY

Bar Harbor Times
July 24,  1952

Mrs. Linnie Anne Eddy, 87, widow of Roscoe A. Eddy,  died Friday, July 18, at her home in Bar Harbor, after a long illness. 
She was born in Corinth, Feb. 11,  1865, daughter of George J.and Helen Elizabeth (Roby) Fitz.
She was a member of the Clark Memorial Methodist Church, the former Ladies Aid and the WSCS, and a member of Unison Rebekah Lodge of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Eddy is survived by two daughters, Mrs. David C. Rodick, of Bar Harbor, and Mrs. Walter F. Bird, of South Portland;  a brother, Leslie W. Fitz, of East Corinth, Me.;  two grandchildren, Mrs. William R. Horner, of Medway, Mass., and William F. Bird, of Waterville;  two great grandchildren and several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday, at 2 p.m.,  with the Rev. Lynward Ashton,  pastor of the Clark Memorial Church officiating.
Bearers were Carl Whitaker,  Francis C. Grindle, Chester Wescott and Theodore Williams.

SUMINSBY - SARAH W. 'Gilley' = Cranberry Isles, 1901

SARAH  W.  SUMINSBY

Bar Harbor Record
April 24, 1901

Cranberry Isles - It was with feelings of deep sorrow that the many friends at this place heard of the death of Mrs. Sarah W. Suminsby at Bar Harbor last week.  She was one of seven daughters of Justus and Thankful Gilley, all of whom were born and grew to womenhood on Great Cranberry Island.


note;  her husband was William N Suminsby.  Sarah died on 12 Apr 1901 at Bar Harbor.  Her parents were J.W. Gilley and Thankful  Higgins. 
Cause of death was Brights Disease.  She was born on Cranberry Isles and died at age of 55.

WATSON - MAUD - Bar Harbor, 1951

MAUD  WATSON

Bar Harbor Times
April 26,  1951

Mrs. Maud Watson, 77, wife of George Watson, died Monday at a local hospital after a long illness.
She was born in Ellsworth, Aug. 3,  1873, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mitchell.
Besides her husband, she is survived by a son, Harold Estes of Brewer, two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Dube of Nashua N.H., and Mrs. Blanche Cunningham of Bar Harbor;  four brothers, Albert Mitchell of Bar Harbor, George Mitchell of Newark, N.J., John Mitchell of Trenton, Ralph Mitchell of Bar Harbor;  a sister, Mrs. Nellie Nason  of Burbank, Ca., and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held today, at 3 p.m. at the F.E. Sherman Funeral Home with the Rev. Leopold Bamrosch rector, Church of Our Father, Hulls Cove, officiating.

GODFREY - FRANK - West Gouldsboro, 1907

FRANK  GODFREY

Bar Harbor Record
August 28,  1907

Funeral services of Frank Godfrey, for many years in the employment of S.S. Pierce & Co.,  of Boston, were held at West Gouldsboro Sunday.  Rev.  Walter Reid Hunt officiated.  The steamer, Marjorie, was chartered to carry a number of people from Bar Harbor to whom Mr. Godfrey was known.  Among them were Mr. and Mrs. E.N. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Parker, O.K. Stevens, Miss Stevens, Charles Bulger, J. Alden Morse, Mrs. T.F. Moran, Mrs. F.T. Wood.   Mr. Godfrey left a widow and little daughter who have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.

CARTER - EBEN B. - Bar Harbor, 1918

EBEN  B.  CARTER

Bar Harbor Times
November 9,  1918

Eben B. Carter died at his home on Bay View Ave. Friday, November 1st, from pneumonia following an attack of influenza.  He was born at Dedham Maine February 4,  1882, the son of Eben B. and Georgia Young Carter.  He came to Bar Harbor about 1898 and a few years ago sustained a very serious  accident while employed by the Clark Coal Co., which resulted in a broken back and paralysis of the legs and had been confined constantly to the house ever since.  He was highly respected and was at all time patient in the affliction.  He leaves two children.  His wife died a year ago.

BAILEY - ERNEST E. - Wiscasset , 1888

ERNEST  E.  BAILEY

Kennebec Journal
July 11,  1972

Alan - Ernest E. Bailey, 83, died Sunday here.
He was born in Wiscasset Oct. 1, 1888, the son of Jessie and Estelle Moody Bailey.
He was educated in Wiscasset schools.
Survivors are nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be Wed. at 2 p.m. at Federal Street, Wiscasset, with the Rev. William Carter officiating.
Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Wiscasset Maine.


Ernest E. Bailey
BIRTH 9 Oct 1889
Lincoln County, Maine
DEATH 9 Jul 1972 (aged 82)
Alna, Lincoln County, Maine
BURIAL
Greenlawn Cemetery
Wiscasset, Lincoln County, Maine,

JORDON - NELSON J. - 1898

NELSON  J.  JORDON

Bar Harbor Record
May 25,  1898

J. Nelson Jordon died Sunday, May 15, after a sickness of a few weeks.  More then forty years of his life were spent on the ocean.  He made quite a number of voyages to African and other foreign ports.

ROBBINS - JAMES - South Deer Isle, 1887

JAMES  ROBBINS

Mount Desert Herald
March 18,  1887

South Deer Isle -  Mr. James Robbins, who was reported as suffering from a broken hip, died Thursday evening, March 3rd.  He was apparently doing well until Tuesday afternoon when he had some feverish symptoms and he sank rapidly till his death occurred.  He was in his eighty-fifth year.  He was an honest upright and respected citizen, and a neighbor and he will be greatly missed.  His wife was taken sick with lung fever the night before he died and now lies in a critical condition.

RALPH - ISAAC E. - Northeast Harbor, 1951

ISAAC  E.  RALPH

Bar Harbor Times
May 31,  1951

Isaac E. Ralph, 79, contractor and builder, died at his home at Northeast Harbor, Sunday evening, after a brief illness.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Adelma Ralph;  a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Fitch of Northeast Harbor;  two sons, Fred of Ca. and F. Edward of Northeast Harbor;  five grandchildren;  four brothers, Addington D., George Y., William B. and Ward M. and a sister, Blanche.
Funeral services were held at the home on Kimball Road, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Maurice B. Venno of Cape Rozier officiating.

GOGGIN - LEE WARREN Sr - Gardiner, 1965

LEE  WARREN  GOGGIN  SR

Kennebec Journal
December 27,  1965

Gardiner - Funeral services for Lee Warren Goggin Sr. were held Sunday  at 1 p.m. from 53 Brunswick Ave. with the Rev. Walter R. Brown, Methodist Church officiating.
Bearers were his six brothers, George, Roy, Clifford, Frederick, Richard and Lloyd Goggin.
Burial will be in the spring in the Maple Grove Extention Cemetery, Randolph.

HIGGINS - FRANK WESLEY - Ellsworth, 1963

FRANK  WESLEY  HIGGINS

Bar Harbor Times
Feb.  28,  1963

Frank Wesley Higgins, 68, of Bar Harbor died Friday at a local hospital after a long illness.
He was born at North Ellsworth October 28,  1894, son of Frank and Lenore (Trutlelot) Higgins.
He was a caretaker at Kebo Valley Golf Club for many years.
Surviving are a son, F. Wesley Jr. of Otter Creek;  two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Gray and Mrs. Shirley Liscomb, both of Bar Harbor;  two grandsons;  several nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held Monday at the Mcfarland Funeral Home, the Rev. William Bixby of the Mt. Desert Larger Parish officiating.
Burial was in the North Ellsworth Cemetery.

BUNKER - EMERSON U. - South Gouldsboro, 1888

EMERSON  U.  BUNKER

Bar Harbor Record
Jan.  26,  1888

South Gouldsboro, Jan. 21, 1888
Our neighborhood was greatly shocked last Sunday when the news was received of the death of Emerson U. Bunker, youngest son of Charles L. and Rosetta Bunker, who died in Brighton, Mass. from pneumonia, after an illness of nine days.  The remains were brought home last Tuesday for burial.  His brother George and mother, who had been in Brighton caring for him during his illness, came with them.  It is very sad when we remember that this is the third son that Nr. and Mrs. Bunker have lost almost within a year, and being the youngest of the family and one of the most promising young men of the community, his death, coming as it does under such sad and peculiar circumstances, is an affliction and grief unspeakably prostrating and lamentable to his folks, especially to the heart-broken mother.  It is an affliction beyond the power of any human physician to heal;  a grief beyond the power of human words to reconcile.  The deepest sympathy is felt by friends and neighbors for the brreaved family, carrying with it a sad regret for the loss of a dear friend and of an intelligent and worthy young man, to the community.  The deceased was almost twenty years old.  He early entertained desires to obtain a good education and fit himself for a business or professional avocation.  He was ever found, an attentive scholar in our district schools and attended several terms in adjoining districts up to the age of seventeen when he entered the Rockland Commerical College and graduated from that institution last spring.  His special accomplishment was penmanship.  He was clerk of the Hotel Des Isles at Bar Harbor during the season of 1887, which position he filled to the satisfaction of his employer and, by his social disposition, made many intimate acquaintances among the guests.  At the time of his illness he was with the firm of Phillbrick Bros., at Brighton, Mass..  B.E.T.

MILLIKEN - EDWARD L. - Ellsworth, 1968

EDWARD  L.  MILLIKEN

Bar Harbor Times
June 27,  1968

Edward L. Milliken, 51, of Ellsworth, died Saturday.
He was born Jan. 3,  1917, at Ellsworth, the son of Gardiner and Laura (Alley) Milliken.
He had worked as an auto mechanic for 32 years in the Bar Harbor and Ellsworth areas, and was a member of the 100F Lodge in Ellsworth, the Trenton Grange and the Pomona Garange.  He was a veteran of World War 2.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Milliken of Ellsworth;  two sons, Vaughn of Trenton and George of Junction City, Kan.;  one daughter, Mrs. Elene Henderson of Burlington, Vt.;  four grandchildren;  two stepsons, Colby Perkins of Ellsworth and Clair Perkins of Newburgh;  one step-daughter, Mrs. Louis Ward of Winterport;  one brother, Harold of Ellsworth Falls;  three sisters, Mrs. Martha Pinkham of Lamorine, Mrs. Elanor Webster of Claremont, NH, and Mrs. Arlene Davis of Grafton, Ohio;  several uncles, aunts, nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Jordan Funeral Home with the Rev. Alger Geary Officiating.
Burial was in Woodbine Cemetery.


Edward L. Milliken
BIRTH 17 Jan 1917
Ellsworth, Hancock County, Maine
DEATH 22 Jun 1968 (aged 51)
Ellsworth, Hancock County, Maine
BURIAL
Woodbine Cemetery
Ellsworth, Hancock County, Maine

TARR - ERWIN W. Lewiston, 1965

The Lewiston Daily Sun"
11-22-1965

Erwin W. Tarr
Leeds - Erwin W. Tarr, 64, died Sunday morning at St. Mary's Hospital, Lewiston, after a short illness.
Born Oct. 16, 1901, at Gardiner, he was the son of Charles and Effie Bubier Tarr. He was educated at Gardiner. In 1943 he married Arlene Nadeau at Randolph. He was a construction engineer employed by Lord Electrical Co. Mr. Tarr was a Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America and of the Gardiner Elks.
Surviving besides his widow are five sons, Robert of Randolph, Alphie of Somerville, Mass., Melvin of Sunapee, N.H., Dwinald of Auburn, Erwin of Leeds; five daughters, Mrs. Frances Moody of Pittston, Mrs. Lorraine Goodwin of Hayden, Ala., Mrs. Ellen Morrell of Winthrop, Mrs. Shirley Dysart of Bath, Janet Tarr of Leeds; and 23 grandchildren.

Died

In Lewiston, Nov. 21, Erwin W. Tarr, aged 64. Funeral services will be held from the Bragdon-Flanders Funeral Home, Monmouth, Tuesday at 1 pm. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening. Interment Litchfield Plains Cemetery.


Erwin Weymouth Tarr
BIRTH 16 Oct 1901
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine
DEATH 21 Nov 1965 (aged 64)
Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine
BURIAL
Litchfield Plains Cemetery
Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine


wife;
Arlene Lura Nadeau Tarr
BIRTH 31 Mar 1919
Mars Hill, Aroostook County, Maine
DEATH 21 Dec 1965 (aged 46)
Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine
BURIAL
Litchfield Plains Cemetery
Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine,

DORR - LAURA ALICE 'GRAY' - Bar Harbor, 1929

LAURA  ALICE  'GRAY'   DORR

Bar Harbor Times
October 9,  1929

Mrs. Elmer E. Dorr died at 4;30 on Tuesday morning, after a period of failing health which ended in an acute illness of about two weeks.  Mrs. Dorr was before her marriage Mrs. Laura Alice Gray.  She was born in July, 1861, in South Penobscot, the daughter of Joab and Betsy (Gray) Gray.  She had resided in Bar Harbor for the past 40 years.  Besides her husband she leaves her sister, Mrs. Reuben Gray, while Mrs. Linnie Morrison, her cousin, had always been as close as a sister to her.
Mrs. Dorr was a woman whose chief characteristic was her kindleness to those about her and especially toward any neighbor who was in illness or in trouble.  She was devoted to her home, loyal to her friends, and always ready with kindly words and deeds to all about her.  Her death brings deep sorrow to her relatives and to her friends, who extend the deepest sympathy.
Funeral services will be held from the late residence in Second South Street on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

HAMOR - EDWARD R. Jr. - Bar Harbor, 1963

EDWARD  R.  HAMOR  JR

Bar Harbor Times
December 12,  1963

Edward R. Hamor Jr, 59, of Bar Harbor, died Tuesday at a local hospital after a short illness.
He was born here July 31, 1904, son of Edward and Annie (Mulligan) Hamor.
He was a member of the Church of Our Father at Hulls Cove.  He was a foreman of one of John D. Rockefeller's crews for nine years, retiring in 1961.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sylvia Hamor of Bar Harbor;  a son, Robert Edward of Ellsworth, two grandchildren and a nephew.
Funeral services were held today at McFarland Funeral Home, the Rev. Harold A. Hopkins, Jr. of St. Saviour's Episcopal Church officiating.
Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, Hulls Cove.


Edward R. Hamor
BIRTH 1904
DEATH 1963 (aged 58–59)
BURIAL
Hillside Cemetery
Hulls Cove, Hancock County, Maine

FOSSETT - DELIA G. - Pemaquid, 1967

DELIA  G.  FOSSETT

Kennebec Journal
May 29,  1967

Pemaquid - Mrs. Delia G. Fossett, 86, died Saturday at a Damariscotta hospital.  She was the widow of Oscar Fossett.  She was born in Vassalboro, November 12, 1880, the daughter of Joel and Rosetta Noyes Gardner.  She was a member of the New Harbor Methodist Church and the Neighborly Club.
Survivors are a son, Robert J. of Pemaquid;  a sister, Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, Augusta;  four grandchildren, four great grandchildren.
Funeral service will be today at 2 p.m. at Elm Street, Damariscotta.  The Rev. Desmond Parker of the New Harbor and Round Pond Methodist Churches will officiate.
Burial will be at the Herrington Cemetery, Pemaquid.


Delia G Fossett
BIRTH 1880
DEATH 1967 (aged 86–87)
BURIAL
Harrington Meeting House Cemetery
Pemaquid, Lincoln County, Maine

husband;
Oscar A Fossett
BIRTH 1876
DEATH 1942 (aged 65–66)
BURIAL
Harrington Cemetery
Bristol, Lincoln County, Maine, USA

CLARK - DAVID - Seal Cove, 1883

DAVID  CLARK

Mount Desert Herald
Feb.  15,  1883

Mr. David Clark was born in Surry, in 1802.  He was a prominent member of the Free Baptist Church.  He was a joiner by trade, and served his neighbors for several years in that capacity.  He died at his home in Tremont, Jan. 15,  1883 at the age of eighty years, having "come down to his grave in full age, like as a shock of corn cometh in his season."
Until his health became enfeebled, Mr. Clark was a constant attendant at church.  He will be greatly missed by members of his family and neighbors, and will be remembered as an earnest, true and upright man.  Of such it may be said;
The death change comes
death is another life, they bow their heads,
at going out, they think, and enter straight
another golden chamber of the King;s
larger than these they leave, and lovier.
E.N.P.
Seal Cove,  Feb. 14, 1883

CORMIER - HELEN M. 'KENNEY" - Portland, 1999

HELEN  M.  'KENNEY"  CORMIER

Portland, Maine

M. Helen Cormier, 98, of North Street and formerly of Bar Harbor, died Tuesday at Evergreen Manor Nursing.
She was born in South Brewer, a daughter of Aaron T. and Mary Edmonds Kenney, and attended schools in South Brewer.
Mrs. Cormier was a receptionist for Dr. Gordon S. Young in Bar Harbor until she retired in 1970.
Mrs. Cormier was a past communicant of Holy Redeemer Church.
Her husband, Edward Cormier, died in 1951, and a daughter, Helen Cormier, died in 1947.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William (Jane) Ober- meyer of Kennebunk; a son, Robert Cormier of Factoryville, Pa.; four grandchildren and two great-grand- children.
There will be no visiting hours. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. today at Most Holy Trinity Church, and burial will follow in Holy Redeemer Cemetery in Bar Harbor. Arrangements are by Cote Funeral Home, Beach and James streets, Saco.


Helen  M.  Kenney Cormier
BIRTH 14 Jun 1901
South Brewer, Penobscot County, Maine
DEATH 21 Dec 1999 (aged 98)
York County, Maine
BURIAL
Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

husband;
Edward A. Cormier
BIRTH 1904
DEATH 10 Oct 1952 (aged 47–48)
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine
BURIAL
Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine,

CORMIER - EDWARD W. - Bar Harbor, 1952

EDWARD  W.  CORMIER

Bar Harbor Times
October 16, 1952

Edward W. Cormier, 48, well known in Maine sporting circles and loved by those who knew him, died at his home thursday evening, October 9.
He came to Bar Harbor 12 years ago to open a local bowling alley.  Before coming to Maine, he had been a professional boxer in Massachusetts.  In Maine, he was well known in boxing circles, having worked in Bangor before World War 2 as an announcer, promoter, referee and trainer.  He was born in Waltham, Mass..
Mr. Cromier is survived by his wife, Helen, of Bar Harbor;  one son, Robert, now in Korea;  one daughter, Jane, of Bar Harbor;  his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cormier;  a sister, Miss Mary Cormier;  and a brother, Joseph Cormier of Waltham, Mass..
Funeral Mass was offered Monday at the Holy Redemmer Catholic Church, Bar Harbor.
Internment was at the Catholic Cemetery with Hugh Kelly,  Charles Tobin, Frederick Small, John Healey, Thomas Gill, and Hollis Wood as Pail Bearers.


Edward A. Cormier
BIRTH 1904
DEATH 10 Oct 1952 (aged 47–48)
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine
BURIAL
Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine,

wife;
M. Helen Kenney Cormier
BIRTH 14 Jun 1901
South Brewer, Penobscot County, Maine
DEATH 21 Dec 1999 (aged 98)
York County, Maine
BURIAL
Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

HINCKLEY - JOSEPH - Blue Hill, 1884

JOSEPH  HINCKLEY

Mount Desert Herald
November 28,  1884

Dead in Blue Hill, Saturday morning, November 8, 1884, Dea. Joseph Hinckley, in the 87th year of his age.
The deceased was for many years one of the senior deacons of the Congregational Church here, and worthily did he fill that office.  He was a man of strong faith, of lively hope and of adent geal in the course of the Master.  Few if any, did more toward advancing the interests of the church and parish than be.   His last days were especially peaceful, notwithstanding his bodily sufferings;  and for weeks he was patiently waiting the call, "come up higher."
The funeral services were held at his late residence, led by the Rev. E.R. Osgood, who preached a very approprate and impressive sermon on "Life in Heaven," followed by prayer by the Rev. L.S. Tripp, (Bapt.) and singing by a quartette choir led by Mr. C.C. Cough.  The sermon, the hymn song, and the prayer only deepened the conviction already had, that a good man has fallen.
Thus within two weeks of each other has our two oldest church members passed away, the other, Dea. Benjamin Atherton, being in his ninety second year.  As the Rev. Mr. Osgood, feelingly asked in the close of his sermon, "Upon whose shoulders shall their mantles fall."
Blue Hill, Nov. 21, 1884

HAMOR - LOUISE S. - Bar Harbor, 1911

LOUISE  S.  HAMOR

Bar Harbor Record
August 2,  1911

Mrs. Granville Hamor died at her home at Hamor's, Sand Point, on Sunday,  July 23, with cancer.  She has been suffering with this dreaded disease for some time. but failed very fast the past month.  She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and a son, Linwood Gray, who is in the U.S. Navy.  The internment took place at Hulls Cove, on July 25.


Louise S. Hamor
BIRTH 1859
DEATH 1911 (aged 51–52)
BURIAL
Hillside Cemetery
Hulls Cove, Hancock County, Maine

her husband;
Granville H. Hamor
BIRTH 1857
DEATH unknown
BURIAL
Hillside Cemetery
Hulls Cove, Hancock County, Maine,

GILLEY - ABBIE LEONA BUCKMINSTER - Southwest Harbor, 1919

ABBIE  LEONA  BUCKMINSTER  GILLEY

Bar Harbor Times
Jan. 11,  1919

The death of Mrs. George H. Gilley of Southwest Harbor occurred Monday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Dunton, on Ash Place, after a three weeks illness of pheumonia.  She came to Bar Harbor shortly before Christmas for a visit and contacted the disease while here.  She had been critically ill since first taken and after the first few days the doctors gave little hope for her recovery.  She was 59 years old.  Besides the husband she leaves three daughters, Mrs. George Dunton of Bar Harbor, Mrs. Frank Perkins of Southwest Harbor, Mrs. Daniel McEachern of Northeast Harbor;   and three sons, Clayton E, Gilley of Stonington, Frank F. Gilley of Southwest Harbor, and Lieut. Phillp Gilley of the Dental Corps, USA, now serving in France.  The internent was at Southwest Harbor.


Abbie Leona Buckminster Gilley
BIRTH 25 Aug 1858
DEATH 6 Jan 1919 (aged 60)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

her husband;
George H Gilley
BIRTH 1849
DEATH 1925 (aged 75–76)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

CUMMINGS - GERALDINE ANITA - Bar Harbor, 1957

GERALDINE  ANITA  CUMMINGS

Bar Harbor Times
November 7,  1957

Mrs. Geraldine Anita Cummings, 33, wife of Shirley Cummings, died Sunday at MDI hospital after a long illness.
She was born November 3, 1924, at McKinley, the daughter of Granville and Lydia (Thurlow) Delzell.  She was a member of the Olsen Memorial Church and the Order of Eastern Star at McKinley.
Survuving besides her husband are a son, Gerald Cummings of McKinley;  a daughter, Cheryl Cummings of McKinley;  her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Dalzell of McKinley;  two brothers, Roy Dalzell of McKinley and Dalton Dalzell of Bristol, Conn.;  several aunts, uncles and cousins.
Funeral services were Wednesdayfrom the Head of the Harbor Church in Bernard with the Rev. Paul Weimer.

FOSTER - MRS. FREDERICK A. - Northeast Harbor, 1944

MRS.  FREDERICK  A.  FOSTER

Bar Harbor Times
May 25,  1944

Mrs. Frederick A. Foster, 75, died at her home in Northeast Harbor May 26th.
She is survived by three daughters;  Mrs. Edwin Tracy og Northeast Harbor, Mrs. Charles Debrunner of Chestnut Hill Pa., and Mrs. Daniel Rockford of Peekskill N.Y.;  and by two sisters, Mrs. V.R. Smith and Mrs. I.E. Ralph, both of Northeast Harbor.
Funeral services were held at the Episcopal Parish House last Monday afternoon.

DILL - EDWIN C. - Gardiner, 1970

EDWIN  C.  DILL

Kennebec Journal
June 22,  1970

Gardiner - Edwin C. Dill, 89, died Sunday afternoon in Gardiner General Hospital.
He was born Feb. 28, 1881, in Gardiner, the son of Joseph and Helen Dudley Dill.
Mr. Dill was a retired carpenter.
Survivors include four sons, Lincoln F., Vance R., of Gardiner, Carroll E. of Randolph and Stanley A. Dill of New York;  a sister, Mrs. Lottie Clary of Gardiner, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at 39 Washington Ave..


Edwin Chester Dill
BIRTH 28 Feb 1881
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine
DEATH 21 Jun 1970 (aged 89)
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Libby Hill Cemetery
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine

wife;
Grace Ann Hutchins Dill
BIRTH 31 Aug 1883
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine
DEATH 2 Feb 1969 (aged 85)
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Libby Hill Cemetery
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine,

VARNAM - ETTA - Auburn, 1973

ETTA  VARNAM

Kennebec Journal
March 30,  1973

Auburn - Mrs. Etta Varnam, 92, died Tuesday in Auburn.
She was born in Turner Oct. 19, 1880 daughter of Francis and Etta Cole Skillin.
She married Linwood Varnam Sept. 14, 1899 in Auburn.  He died in 1968.
She is survived by a son, Gerald Varnam of Farmingdale, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be at Teague and Jenkins Funeral Home, 391 Main Street, Lewiston, Friday at 2 p.m..
Burial will be in Mt. Auburn Cemetery.


Etta B Varnam
BIRTH 1880
DEATH 1973 (aged 92–93)
BURIAL
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Auburn, Androscoggin County, Maine,

STANLEY - EVERETT G. - Bar Harbor, 1951

Bar Harbor Times
May 31, 1951

Everett G. Stanley, 76, son of the late Capt. John L. and Mary Whitmore Stanley, died early Monday morning, May 21st., at the hospital in Bar Harbor, where he had been for the past few weeks.
Mr. Stanley had had an active and useful life.  He was for many years one of the Stanley Fish Co., founded by his father, and had served the town as selectman and member of the School Board.  With his brother he had had large holdings of real estate and had done much business in that line.  He was interested and active in church affairs and generous in his gifts.
His wife, who was Elizabeth A. Whitmore, died two years ago and since then he has made his home with his sister.  His health has been failing for a long time and he has undergone much hospital experience.  He leaves one sister, Mrs. Fred A. Noyes and one brother, Isaac F. Stanley, one niece and four nephews.

BUTTERFIELD - FOREST M. - Monmouth, 1967

FOREST  M.  BUTTERFIELD

Kennebec Journal
August 14, 1967

Monmouth - Forest M. Butterfield, 88, of Monmouth, died Saturday in Augusta General Hospital after a short illness.
He was born Dec. 30, 1898, at Danforth, the son of Willis and Cora Gove Butterfield.
He was educated at Danforth.  He operated a trucking business at Monmouth for many years before moving to Monson.
Survivors include three brothers, Earl of Dover-Foxcroft, Paul of Monmouth, and Llyod Butterfield of Monson, a sister, Mrs. Lauda Hiscock of Gray.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at a Monmouth Funeral Home.  Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery, Monmouth.

Foster M. Butterfield
BIRTH 30 Dec 1898
Danforth, Washington County, Maine
DEATH 12 Aug 1967 (aged 68)
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Monmouth Ridge Cemetery
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine

father;
Willis F. Butterfield
BIRTH 9 Jun 1875
Maine, USA
DEATH 20 Nov 1958 (aged 83)
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Monmouth Ridge Cemetery
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine

mother;
Cora Mae Gove Butterfield
BIRTH 30 Dec 1881
Weston, Aroostook County, Maine
DEATH 25 May 1959 (aged 77)
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Monmouth Ridge Cemetery
Monmouth, Kennebec County, Maine

BREWER - EDWARD 'EDGAR' L. - Bar Harbor, 1915

EDWARD  'EDGAR'   L.   BREWER

Bar Harbor Times
April 17,  1915

Edgar L. Brewer, who had been an invalid for several years, died at 3 o'clock last Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pineo at the age of 81 years, 8 mnths, 10 days.  Funeral services were held from the Pineo residence on the corner of Mt. desert and Main Streets at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and internment was in the Mount Desert Cemetery on Mt. Desert  street.  Rev. J.H. Logie, Rector of the Church of Our Father, Hulls cove, officiated and a quartet composed of Frank Whitmore, Harold Whitmore, G. Prescott Cleaves and Fred Wescott, sang.  Bearers were Frank Chester, Fred and Orient Brewer, all Nephews, and David and Serenus Rodick.
Mr. Brewer was the son of Edward Brewer who came to Hulls Cove from Freeport and engaged in the milling and lumbering industry, and who was patriarch of the Brewer family on this island.  The deceased assisted his father in the milling and lumbering operations, but for the past 15 years he has made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Pineo - his second wife, Mrs. Zena Brewer, being an Aunt of Mrs. Pineo.  For the past few years he was in poor health, suffering much from rheumatism, and gradually became worn out.
Besides a host of nephews and more distant relatives among the Brewers, Mr. Brewer leaves a son, Edgar Brewer, book-keeper and treasurer of the Bangor Commercial, who has three daughters, Mrs. William Quimby of this place, being one, also a sister, Mrs. Marian H. McFarland of Salisbury Cove.
The many beautiful floral offerings showed the esteem in which Mr. Brewer was held.



Edward L. Brewer
BIRTH 1833
DEATH 1915 (aged 81–82)
BURIAL
Mount Desert Street Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine,

wife;
Betsey Brewer
BIRTH 1841
DEATH 14 Sep 1864 (aged 22–23)
Maine, USA
BURIAL
Mount Desert Street Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

wife;
Zena Wasgatt Higgins Brewer
BIRTH 27 Nov 1822
Eden, Hancock County, Maine, USA
DEATH 1896 (aged 73–74)
BURIAL
Mount Desert Street Cemetery
Bar Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

CORSON - FRANK - Auburn, 1887

FRANK  CORSON

Mount Desert Herald
May 20, 1887

Frank Corson died in Dr. Field's dental rooms in Auburn last week.  Cholroform was administered by Dr. Andrews, six teeth had been extracted, and he was apparently recovering from the influence of the Cholroform, when he gasped and died immediately.  No blame is attached to either of the dentists.

PARKER - IDA M. - Southwest Harbor, 1952

IDA  M.  PARKER

Bar Harbor Times
May 22,  1952

Ida M. Parker
BIRTH 1874
DEATH 1952 (aged 77–78)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

Husband;
Andrew E. Parker
BIRTH 1875
DEATH 1957 (aged 81–82)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

ROMER - EDWIN F. - Southwest Harbor, 1959

EDWIN  F.  ROMER

Bar Harbor Times
November 19,  1959

Edwin F. Romer, 78, of Southwest Harbor, died Saturday evening in his home after a long illness.
Born in Tremont August 16, 1881, he was the son of Joseph and Julia (Gott) Romer.
Surviving are a sister;  Annie De Coste, and a brother, Guy, of Southwest Harbor.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Mt. Heigth Cemetery, Southwest Harbor, the Rev. William D. Mitchell of the Mount Desert Congregational Church officiating.

(Parents were Joseph Hewitt and Juliann Gott)

GOTT - ESTHER B. - Southwest Harbor, 1966

ESTHER  B.  GOTT

Bar Harbor Times
August 25,  1966

Mrs. Esther B. Gott, 69, of Southwest Harbor, widow of Earll W. Gott, died Thursday at an Ellsworth Hospital after a short illness.
She was born at Levant Jan. 15, 1897, daughter of Frank and Josephine (Lane) Burnett.
She was a member of the Mt. Desert Congregational Church and Order of Eastern Star, both of Southwest Harbor.  She was a former superintendant of the Sunday School and was a former Postal clerk at the Southwest Harbor Post Office.
Surviving are a daughter;  Mrs. Irmia Gott of Southwest Harbor;  and Aunt, Mrs. Charles Gardner of Wrentham, Mass., three nieces, a grand-niece and a grand nephew.
Funeral services were held Sunday at the Mount Desert Congregational Church, here, the Rev. Bradford Payne officiating.
Burial was in Mt. Heigth Cemetery.


Esther Burnett Gott
BIRTH 15 Jan 1897
DEATH 18 Aug 1966 (aged 69)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine

Husband;
Earll W. Gott
BIRTH 1889
DEATH 1950 (aged 60–61)
BURIAL
Mount Height Cemetery
Southwest Harbor, Hancock County, Maine,

LAMBERT - CORA - Augusta, 1973

CORA  LAMBERT

Kennebec Journal
March 1, 1973

Augusta - Mrs. Cora Lambert, 59, of 11 Chase Ave., died Wednesday afternoon at the Augusta General Hospital after a long illness.  She was born in Augusta, April 20, 1913, the daughter of Joseph and Marie Cyr Dube.  Mrs. Lambert was a comunicant of St. Augustin Catholic Church and a member of St. John the BaptistUnion of American Consell Jean D'Arc.
She is survived by her husband, Arthur L. Lambert of Augusta;  four sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Anna) Croteau and Mrs. Carlton (Catherine) Crocker, both of Augusta;  Mrs. Odilon (Hattie) Fontaine of Portland and Mrs. Edward (Juliette) Thornton of Lisbon Falls;  an Aunt, also several nieces and nephews and cousins.
A mass of the Resurrection will be sung Saturday morning at 10;30 at St. Augustin Catholic Church.
Burial will be in St. Augustin Cemetery in the spring.



Arthur married Cora Dube November 10, 1930 at Augusta, Maine.

Cora Dube Lambert
BIRTH 20 Apr 1913
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
DEATH 28 Feb 1973 (aged 59)
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine
BURIAL
Saint Augustine Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

Husband;
Arthur F L Lambert
BIRTH 1903
DEATH 1918 (aged 14–15)
BURIAL
Saint Augustine Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine

LUCAS - CHARLES M. - Union, 1941

CHARLES  M.  LUCAS

Kennebec Journal
April 9, 1941

Union - Full Masonic rites for Charles M. Lucas, 77, who died suddenly Sunday morning at the home of his son, Maynard Lucas, will be administcred at the fernal services at two o'clock Wednesday at the home.  Burial will be at the Union Cemetery.
Mr. Lucas, a farmer, was born in that town the son of Austin and Electa Morton Lucas, died some years ago.  He was past Master of Union Lodge of Mason and of Seven Tree Grange.  He had served for several years as secretary of Union Lodge F and A.M..
Besides the son, he leaves four grandchildren, and one brother, Fred of Union.

TURNER - CELIA E. - Augusta, 1967

CELIA  E.  TURNER

Kennebec Journal
August 14, 1967

Augusta - Funeral services for Mrs. Celia E. Turner were held Saturday  afternoon from 16 Pleasant St. with the Rev. Peter L. Misner, pastor of the Riverside Methodist Church officiating.  Miss Annabeth Packard was organist.
Bearers were Lloyd K. Allen, William Wehster, Leo J. Murphy and Lionel Gregoire.
Burial was in Riverside Cemetery where the Rev. Mr. Misner gave the commital service.


Celia Etta Pierce Turner
BIRTH Jan 1892
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine, USA
DEATH Aug 1967 (aged 75)
BURIAL
Riverside Cemetery
Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine,

she was married to Alfred Clayton Turner, married on 8 July 1914 at Augusta, Maine. Her parents were William H. Pierce and Katherine Sherman.

BARNES - WILLIAM - Woolish, 1882

WILLIAM  BARNES

Mount Desert Herald
March 25, 1882

Capt. William Barnes, of Woolwich, died March 1.  He was born Feb. 15, 1797.  He entered the United States service early in 1813, joining the brig Enterprise.  He was engaged in the battle with the Boxer, left the Enterprise to join the Alligator, and was commissioned to carry the news of peace to Admiral Cocbran, whose squadron was crusing off the Georgia  coast.  Immediately after peace he entered the merchant service, from which he did not retire till 1861.

GREENOUGH - CHARLES - Bangor, 1887

CHARLES  GREENOUGH

Mount Desert Herald
April 1, 1887

Charles Greenough, Esq., died in Portland, March 25, after a day's illness, at the age of seventy-nine years.  The circumstances of his death were very peculiar.  He died just two weeks to a day after his wife and had previously been in good health.  Mr. Greenough's remains were brought to Bangor, where he formerly resided, for burial.

Charles Greenough

Maine Deaths and Burials, 1841-1910

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Name:	Charles Greenough
Gender:	Male
Death Date:	25 Mar 1887
Age:	79
Birth Date:	1808

BRIGGS - ELIZA - Guliford, 1928

ELIZA  BRIGGS

Kennebec Journal
July 2,  1928

Mrs. Eliza Briggs, who passed much of last year in town with her daughter, Mrs. Angie Folsom, passed to the higher life Thursday night, June 28, at the home of another daughter, in Guliford with whom she had been visiting for several weeks.  Mrs. Briggs was 93 years of age and has been in unusually well for her years.  Funeral services were held in Guliford Sunday at 1 o'clock, from the home of her daughter.

GINN - CAPT. GEORGE W. - Bucksport, 1887

GEORGE  W.  GINN

Mount Desert Herald
June 17, 1887

Capt. George W. Ginn, of Bucksport, who died at sea May 17th, commanded the Bark Oak Ridge, which foundered at sea in 1867, all hands being lost but himself.  After living eight days on a raft, being without food four days, Capt. Ginn was rescued by a German Brig and brought to New York.  Capt. N.P. Berry of prospect, immedeatly headed a relief fund with $50, which by others was run up to several hundred, and presented Capt. Ginn, who declined taking it.  Capt. Berry, however, induced him to keep his $50.  A few years later Capt. Berry was lost at sea.  On Capt. Ginn's arrival at home he called on the widow and gave her the $50 with good interest.  Capt. Ginn was a ship master forty years.


George Ginn
BIRTH 1804
DEATH 1887 (aged 82–83)
BURIAL
Maple Grove Cemetery
Prospect, Waldo County, Maine,

wife;
Nancy E Richards Ginn
BIRTH 1801
DEATH 1861 (aged 59–60)
BURIAL
Maple Grove Cemetery
Prospect, Waldo County, Maine

RICH - LIZZIE BLANCHE - Salisbury Cove, 1891

BLANCHE  RICH

Bar Harbor Record
July 2,  1891

Miss Blanche Rich, who died at Kennebunk with La grippe on the 17th, was born in Salisbury Cove in 1873, and a few days before her death had passed her 18th birthday.  She was left fatherless at the age of ten, her mother struggling hard to keep her family together until two years ago when she too, was laid to rest.  Since her mother's death, Blanche had made her home with her aunt, Mrs. Palmer, who moved to Kennebunk last September, Mr. Palmer being Pastor of the Baptist Church at that village.  They administered to her kindly during her sickness.  She had been in poor health all winter, but her friends had no idea that the end was so near, and were nearly overwhelmed with grief when they heard of her death, for they were looking forward to her visit home this summer with much pleasure.  She was a bright, active girl, and had gained many young friends in Kennebunk as was shown by the number which accompanied the remains to the  station at ten o'clock on the night of the 17th.  Her relatives at Salisbury Cove will always remember with kind feelings the people of kennebunk, especially the nurse who was home from the hospital on a vacation and offered her services, also the bearers for their beautiful floral tribute.  A large procession from the church at Salisbury Cove followed her remains to their last resting place. Many tears were shed over her peaceful repose, and she will not soon be forgotten.

WASGATT - JULIA ANN - West Ellsworth, 1889

JULIA  ANN  WASGATT

Bar Harbor Record
March 28, 1889

Sister Julia Ann Wasgatt, wife of John Wasgatt Esq. of West Ellsworth, departed this life March 6, 1889, aged 69 years 8 months and 2 days.
Sister Wasgatt was the daughter of the late Moses Wasgatt of Bar Harbor, whose father, Thomas Wasgatt, moved from Massachusetts to Duck Brook, Bar Harbor, and reared a large and interesting family,  soon after Mr. Abram Somes settled at Somesville, A.D. 1782.
Her Uncle, the late Davis Wasgatt, was the first represenative from Mount Desert to the General Assembly of Mass., and was an enterprizing and influential citizen of that town.  Her cousin, Sarah R. Wasgatt, married the late John Clark and became the mother of Bishop Davis W. Clark of blessed memory.
Sister Wasgatt was a lady of gentle and amiable disposition, holding a large place in the hearts of her friends, and never making enemies.  She was a life-long invalid, suffering from chronic disease which would have unnerved a less trustful and devout nature, and yet she never murmured at her lot.
She was frugal and simple in her habits, quiet and unobtrusive in her religion, gentle and retiring in her relations to others, a constant and ardent friend, a cheerful and affertionate wife, a loving and devoted mother, a kind God.  She has gone to her rest, and entered upon her reward.
Her afflicted husband and lately widowed daughter, Mrs. Simeon H. Richard of Eden, will receive the tender smpathy and sincere condolence of their many friends.

SHERMAN - ANNIE S. - Hallowell, 1941

ANNIE  S.  SHERMAN

Kennebec Journal
April 9,  1941

Hallowell - Annie S. Sherman died Tuesday morning at her home on 402 Water Street after a long illness.  Born in Hallowell on December 8, 1875, she was the daughter of Samuel S. and Emma G. Walker.
She was employed for thirty years by the Johnson Brothers Shoe Company until ill health forced her to leave two years ago.  Respected by all who knew her, she was a kife long resident of this city, always making her home at the house in which she was born.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Pray of Hallowell;  two sisters, Miss Lizzie E. Walker and Mrs. Grimes of Hallowell;  one grand daughter;  one newhew and two nieces.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home.

CUNNINGHAM - ANGIE - Jefferson, 1967

ANGIE  CUNNINGHAM

Kennebec Journal
August 31,  1967

Jefferson - Mrs. Angie Cunningham, 91, died at a Waldoboro nursing home late Tuesday.  She was born in Waldoboro Oct. 19,  1875, the daughter of George and Susan Kennedy.  She had lived in Jefferson 60 years.
Survivors are two cousins;  Raymond Kennedy of Jefferson and Annie Cunningham of Brunswick.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at 77 Main Street, Waldoboro, with the Rev. John H. Godfrey of Jefferson officiating.
Burial will be at Fairview Cemetery, Jefferson.

HASTINGS - AMY E. - Gardiner, 1970

AMY  E.  HASTINGS

Kennebec Journal
November 4, 1970

Gardiner - Funeral services for Mrs. Amy Eva Hastings were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 39 Washington Ave..  The Rev. Canon Charles E. Karsten, Pastor of the Christ Church Episcopal officiated.
Bearers were Roland Prime, Ralph Prime, Robert Tisdale, Herbert Barry, Kenneth Paulin and Donald Sanders.
Burial was in the Oak Grove Cemetery, where the Rev. Mr. Karsten said commitial prayers.



Amy Eva Hastings
BIRTH 1893
DEATH 1 Nov 1970 (aged 76–77)
Farmingdale, Kennebec County, Maine, USA
BURIAL
Oak Grove Cemetery
Gardiner, Kennebec County, Maine

VEILLEUX - ANDREW H. - Augusta, 1971

ANDREW  H.  VEILLEUX

Kennebec Journal
May 4,  1971

Augusta - Andrew H. Veilleux, 74, of 184 Water Street died Sunday night at the Augusta General Hospital after a long illness.  He was born in Waterville, July 12, 1896, the son of Joan and Caroline Boulette Veilleux (Vigue).
Prios to his retirement Mr. Veilleux had been employed by Bates Mfg. Co..  Edwards Division, in the Spinning Room and prior to that had been employed by Lockwood Mills of Waterville.  He was a member of St. Augustin Catholic Church.
Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
A high requiem Mass will be sung Wednesday morning at St. Augustin Catholic Church.
Burial will follow in St. Frances de Sales Cemetery Waterville.

KILTON - PORTER FORRESTER - Marshfield, 1979

Porter,Forrester Kilton Sr.

Son of Percy and Rebecca (Ellwell) Kilton.
Husband of Cora A. (Ackley) Kilton.
Died at home following a brief illness.
"Mr. Klllon spent his life in the Marshfield area and retired 20 years ago from the St. Regis Paper Co. after 20 years employment. Surviving besides his wife of Marshfield are five
sons, Hollis of Machias: Porter Jr. and Gerald, both of Marshfield: Stephen of East Machias; Boyd of New Milford,
Conn.; one daughter, Betty St. Pierre of Marshfield; l7 grandchildren; 3| great-grandchlldren: several cousins, nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, at the Gardner Funeral Home, Machias, the Rev. William Riddlough officiating. Burial will follow in the family lot in the Marshfield Cemetery."

Obituary: Bangor Daily News - Nov 19, 1979.



Porter Forrest Kilton, Sr
BIRTH 9 Jan 1895
Marshfield, Washington County, Maine, USA
DEATH 17 Nov 1979 (aged 84)
Marshfield, Washington County, Maine, USA
BURIAL
Joseph Getchell Memorial Cemetery
Marshfield, Washington County, Maine


Wife;

Cora Alice Ackley Kilton
BIRTH 25 Apr 1897
Whitneyville, Washington County, Maine
DEATH 24 Oct 1980 (aged 83)
Marshfield, Washington County, Maine
BURIAL
Joseph Getchell Memorial Cemetery


Marshfield, Washington County, Maine

KILTON - PORTER F. - Machias, 1986

Porter F. "Bud" Kilton


Husband of Arlene (Bagley) Kilton.

"He was a member of the Marshfield Fire Department and worked at E.G. McLaughlin Mobil for 35 years. He is survived by four daughters, Arnona Silsby of Osborn, Myrna Farnsworth of Machias, Muriel Gay of Jonesboro and Marlene Farnsworth of Jonesport: four brothers, Hollis of Machias, Gerald of Marshfield, Stephen of East Machias and Boyd of New Milford, Conn.: one sister, Betty St. Pierre of Marshfield: seven grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held 1 p.m. Monday at Gardner Funeral Chapel with Pastor John

Sprague officiating. Burial will be in Marshfield Cemetery."

Obituary: Bangor Daily News - Jul 7, 1986.


Porter F. Kilton, Jr
BIRTH 23 Feb 1918
Whitneyville, Washington County, Maine, USA
DEATH 4 Jul 1986 (aged 68)
Machias, Washington County, Maine,

Wife;
Arlene E. Bagley Kilton
BIRTH 18 Dec 1918
DEATH 17 May 1970 (aged 51)
Marshfield, Washington County, Maine
BURIAL
Joseph Getchell Memorial Cemetery


Marshfield, Washington County, Maine,

BAGLEY - NORMAN E. - East Machias, 2015

EAST MACHIAS – Norman E. Bagley, 87, died July 15, 2015 at a Bangor hospital. He was born in East Machias May 29, 1928 the son of the late Asa and Cassie (Young) Bagley.

He served his country in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, receiving a certificate of appreciation from the Citizens of Maine. He was a life member of the D.A.V., a member of Warren Masonic Lodge #2 A.F. & A.M. in East Machias, and served as a selectmen for the town of East Machias. He was an avid outdoors man enjoying hunting, and fishing, he enjoyed gardening and working in his yard. He did construction work and mechanic work in his earlier years, and then retired from the Maine Central Railroad. Following his retirement he could be seen with his wife Adair on the dike selling hand made painted baskets which they made together.

He is survived by his beloved wife of 62 years Adair (Ellsmore) Bagley. He touched many lives and will be fondly remembered by many special friends, especially Troy Huffman and family . Troy stayed with him until the end.

In addition to his parents he was predeceased by four siblings; and several nieces and nephews.

Graveside services with Military Honors will be held 11 am Saturday July 18, 2015 at the Jacksonville Cemetery in East Machias with Pastor Bill Holmes officiating. Condolences and memories may be shared at www.mcclurefamilyfuneral.com.

Obituary: Bangor Daily News, July 16, 2015.

Norman E. Bagley

BIRTH 29 May 1928

East Machias, Washington County, Maine

DEATH 15 Jul 2015 (aged 87)

Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine

BURIAL

Jacksonville Cemetery

East Machias, Washington County, Maine

Father;

Asa John Bagley

BIRTH 25 Apr 1888

DEATH 13 Apr 1966 (aged 77)

BURIAL

Jacksonville Cemetery

East Machias, Washington County, Maine,

Mother;

Cassie Adelaide Young Bagley

BIRTH 20 Apr 1900

DEATH 22 Nov 1968 (aged 68)

Calais, Washington County, Maine, USA

BURIAL

Northfield Cemetery

Northfield, Washington County