BROCKTON, Mass. — David Targett, 81, of Lyman, formerly of Farmington, died early Monday morning, Sept. 17, at the Brockton VA Hospital following a brief illness. He was born Sept. 15, 1937, in Flagstaff, a son of Erwin Stoddard Jr. and Annette R. (Murray) Targett, and was employed as a heavy equipment operator at International Paper […]
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Victor F. Targett Sr.
FARMINGTON — Victor F. Targett Sr. passed away Tuesday, July 10, at the Sandy River Center in Farmington, after a long battle with dementia. Victor was born in Flagstaff on Nov. 12, 1939, to Erwin Stoddard Targett and Annette Murray Targett. He graduated from Rangeley High School, was honorably discharged from the Army Reserve in 1965. […]
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Geraldine A. Bandlow
WESTBROOK — Geraldine “Geri” Ames Bandlow, 89, of Springvale died Saturday, April 22, at Avita of Stroudwater in Westbrook. Geraldine, “Deenie,” as her family called her, was born in Flagstaff on Oct. 27, 1927, to Hazen Ames and Hilda Wing Ames. She was raised in Flagstaff and was salutatorian of her high school class in […]
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Eleanor Lois (Flint) Currier
1923 – 2015 JAY — On Sunday, May 3, Eleanor Lois (Flint) Currier, Flagstaff native, gifted community servant, nature-lover and adored matriarch was peacefully reunited with her husband of over 65 years. Born in Bethel on Aug. 15, 1923, as an only child to Alice and Harold Flint, Eleanor was the light of their lives. […]
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Eustis voters OK $1M budget in 30 minutes
EUSTIS — It took half an hour for about 35 residents to approve a budget of $1 million at Saturday’s town meeting. “It was quick,” Selectman Jay Wyman said early Saturday evening. “Basically, everything went very well. Everything was approved and there was very little discussion.” The warrant included 22 articles, some of which increased […]
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Dead River Historical Society receives grant
STRATTON — The members of the Dead River Historical Society have received a grant of $3,300 from the Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust, to replace two rotted sills, clapboards and sheathing on the west and southwest side of the museum building. The building was built as a church in 1878. In 1963 an annex was added onto […]