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Francis was a carpenter. He and Florence divorced early in the 1920's. He removed to Virginia, where he married Vesta Senter about 1933.

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In 1930, Evelyn and her sister, Doreen, were living at a Children's Home in Bangor. The Superintendent was Charlotte W. Spencer (1930 Census of Bangor: T626, Roll 836, E.D. 10-11. Page 155A).

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Glen served in the U.S. Army 24 June 1918 - 28 January 1919. Apparently, Glen and Hazel separated between 1920-1930. In 1930, she is living in Portland and working for a private family (1930 Census of Portland: T626, Roll 830, E.D. 3-45, Sheet 1A). 7-year-old Linwood is in Bethel, living with the Fred Chapman family (Bethel Census: T626, Roll 835, E.D. 9-5, Page 204A). We were unable to locate Glen.

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Ruth was the valedictorian of the Class of 1912 at Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine.
 She is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Bethel.

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Edward was a jackhammer operator. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on 25 January 1943.

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Note    N12673         Index

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William was a blacksmith in Bethel, Maine.

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Harry was the Power House foreman at the Power Station in Gorham, New Hampshire, working for the Twin State Gas and Electric Company.

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Note    N12678         Index

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Grace was a schooltaecher in Bethel, Maine.

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In January of 1917, when he registered for the World War I Draft, Francis was a schoolteacher in Jackson, New Hampshire. On 15 August 1917, he enlisted in the U.S. Army at Portland, Maine. He quickly advanced through the ranks being promoted to Private First Class in December 1917, Corporal in August 1918, and Sergeant in October 1918. He was honorably discharged on 29 March 1919.
 In 1920, Francis was living in New York City, working as a male nurse, caring for Charles A. Bryan, a 74-year-old invalid (1920 NYC Census T625, Roll 1197, E.D. 558, Page 205A).
 He also lived in Massachusetts.

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Carl was the owner and editor of "The Bethel Citizen" newspaper and job printing plant in Bethel, Maine, where he worked from 1912 to his death from a heart attack on 12 April 1963. He is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Bethel.

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Edmund attended Trinity and Kelvin schools and Columbia University. For 53 years, at his Wydeacre Farm in Mason, Maine, he specialized in market gardening and raising dairy and beef cattle. In 1949, he was named an Outstanding Farmer by the University of Maine.
 Edmund is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, West Bethel, Maine.

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Guy was a lawyer in Boston. He graduated cum laude from Boston University Law School in 1921. On his Death Record, he is shown as "Vernon Mason."

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Walter worked in a Bethel spool mill.

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