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Photo Features: February 28, 2013
Select photos from the February 28, 2013 edition of the Carriage Towne News.
A World of Good
The Raymond Lions Club welcomed District 44-H Governor Wayne Auger, during an official visitation to the club, which meets at the Raymond United Methodist Church Hall. Governor Auger showed a film on Lions International and how the thousands of men and women reach out to all families and do “A World of Good” for others. From left, Lilly Clifford, David P. Turcotte, president; Jean Clifford, and Governor Auger. (CTN photo by Larry Kennedy) 'For God so loved the world...' John 3:16
If you're looking or a church family, members of the Stratham Community Church, United Church of Christ would like to meet you. The worship service with child care begins at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday. There are also study, family, and other programs offered. The house of worship is located on Emery Lane, Stratham. (CTN photo by Larry Kennedy) State Competition in National Spelling Bee
On March 2, the NH Union Leader will present the preliminary competition for the Scripps National Spelling Bee at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. Hampstead Academy has been a participating school in the Scripps Spelling Bee for the last five years. Mrs. Huettner, Language Arts teacher in the Upper School, is proud to announce this year’s Upper School champion, Sarah Miller-Bartley, grade 8. Sarah secured the victory round in the spelling bee by correctly spelling the word “jaundice.” Sarah will be among many students studying the Scripps word lists as well as taking advantage of the many other resources offered on the Scripps Spelling Bee website in order to prepare herself for the state competition in March. In third place from Hampstead Academy was Camille Allen, grade 7. In second place from Hampstead Academy was Hailey Robbins, grade 6. Congratulations to all three finalists! Best of luck to Sarah on March 2! Pictured above, left to right, are Camille Allen, grade 7; Sarah Miller-Bartley, grade 8; and Hailey Robbins, grade 6. To learn more about the Scripps National Spelling Bee, visit www.spellingbee.com. |
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Raymond Bessom, 92
8 days 1 PhotoExeter, NH — Raymond “Ray” L. Bessom, 92, passed away peacefully on May 3, 2013, at the Exeter Hospital in Exeter, N.H.
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William H. Goodwin, Jr.
22 days 1 PhotoAmesbury, MA — William H. Goodwin, Jr., age 69, lifelong resident of Amesbury, died Sunday afternoon at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital in Salem, N.H.
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Virginia A. Donahue, 70
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East Kingston, NH — Virginia A. Donahue, 70, of East Kingston, N.H., formerly of Stoneham, Mass., died on Tuesday, April 9, at her home.
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Catherine F. "Kitty" (Clements) Brown, 66
36 days 1 PhotoFt. Gibson, OK — Catherine F. "Kitty" (Clements) Brown passed away February 17, 2013, at her home in Ft. Gibson, Okla., after a brave battle with cancer. Kitty was born in Brentwood, N.H., on April 21, 1946, to the late Chester H. Clements and Catherine F. (Morse) Clements. She was raised in Kingston, N.H., and graduated from Sanborn Seminary. She lived for many years on Plum Island, Mass. While living on Plum Island, she was a columnist and photographer for The Daily News of Newburyport, as well as a school bus driver.
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Ted "Teddy" Bolduc
36 days 1 PhotoFremont, N.H. — Ted “Teddy” Burleigh Bolduc, was born the youngest son of Phyllis and Joseph Bolduc Sr., on May 22, 1962. He died suddenly April 8, 2013, after a brief illness. Ted lived for most of his life in Fremont and Raymond. He was well known for his skills with heavy equipment and worked all his life in construction and excavation in the Fremont and Epping area. In addition to his work, he loved ice hockey, baseball, hunting, country music, and animals, especially his dog Finlay. He was very proud of, and also loved by, his very large family.
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