-,~"Y'~~

- ~DlliS'l.AWloij, 1'., ,JMobile Park cljed Ia~SUlld8Y' at the JJ

'~ Care Center. after a lc:>ngillness.' '.'.'in Raymond, ~. 'Abbott lived for' a time

, .. . ..... ' .th~~ 2Qyears in Greenland and ha<lli~thep.Leiglltyearsin Ne1vmarket. PrlqJ:'to.retiring InIm~'hC worked in SIlop02·at ttte~th,Naval~ :>< .

Mr.-Aboottwas a ~ mClJiber and past chaJ1eel1orCODUJbmder.of the DamQJl.~ ...ptt1le KmghtsofPytbitIs.and a former member of .the Crystal Temple of

~ the Pytbian Sisters, both of Portsmouth.Family members include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth A.

(Curran) Abbott of Ne\VII1arket;a son, Dennis J. Abbottmol ·Stratbam;three grandcIUJdren; two brotheis,

, Roland Abbott and Bernard Abbott, both of Portsmouth;a __ • Mrs. William (PAna) .stbultz of Farmington;nieeesand nephews. '. . ..... . . C~

Memorial services were heldTlmrsdayat 7 p.m.: it ••Brisson and Kent Funeral Home,. 41 Exeter St. f'

donations ~y ~e...ma....•..,de...t.othe Am~.; ...ew Hampshire Di~,'" Mast .,/~3102. L.·_~ ..j __ .••••••" ••

iClifford Abhott ~. 5; ''''1..'if ., ',' T - Clifford Abbott, 79, of LampreyStreef,~""died Thursday at the Wentworth-DouglassHospital in Dover after a long illness. .

He was bom in Flintville, Wise., and had resided inNewmarket since 1934. He formerly lived in Exeter.

He retired in 1970 from Moore Business Forms-Broadway Division in Dover after 15 years service. Heformerly worked at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

Members of the. family include his wife, Mary(Winiarski) Abbott of Newmarket; two sons, CliffordAbbott and Dennis Abbott, both of Newmarket; twodaughters, Mrs. Frank (Marilyn) Forbes of Pittsburg,Pa.,and Mrs. William (Irene) Valliere of Dover; 14gran4children; two great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs .

...•...."·.'F.•.~.••.·'.· •....•J.0:e~~~·:~r.~e1e:.~ ~~~~~~:;da~~h~ei~sson•••• fFuneral Home, 41 Exeter St., Newmarket.

~.~~ •.' .' '....:in Calvary Cemetery. __

;'Mary S.A.bbott ·····'N \'ll&'3'< IIJ~' 1NEWMARKET - Mrs. Mary S. Abbott, 73, of 11

J~ey St. died Monday, Aug. 8; at her home afteril'sudden illness.

BOn'fm La",rence,Mass., Mrs. Abbott had lived inbl,ewmarket far th~. pist 70ye,ars ..She was a communi-cant of 5t.Mary Church and Was the widow of CliffordAbbott, who died in 1982.

--... Mrs. Abbott wasapast president of·the NewmarketWoman's Club and the Newmarket PTA and a formermember of the American flome Department.

• c. Fa,mily members include two S9ns,' Cliff9rd N. Ab-b9tt and Dennis F. Abbott, both of Newltlarket; twodaughters, Mrs. Marilyn Forbes of Pittsburgh, Pa. andMrs. Irene Valliere of Dover; 14 grandchildren two

•great-grandchildren, nieces,nephews and.cousins:A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Friday

,mo~ing at St. ~a~. Church,. with t~eRev. Philip·~~i,· pastor, offJclatlOB. Bunal.was 10 the Calvery

: 40nat:ionsmay be made to the NewmaJrkJCorps .. The Brisson . and Kent Funera.

".n._,charge of arr~gements.,~_._---~--

'-~~>.~.".:"""""'.!...': ,.""J ..' ~J...."..-'.I...c';o,'....,_;r:.~;.".{Ab~~-I<t'r"·.\~"tl~I,'··i'.~RKET.- CiHforct'Ab:!'

r'nenriisJ.·AII..t •.••.•....•........Lam.•...J)r'e1... St .., died t.bi8........•..'. 0 ..•..••...~..••~lIi4i;LQapl'ey.Mobile Pllrk ", Wentworth-Dougla..-Bos .•.. j'.I_e.1&; 1983.at Exeter er. . . .... 'j'

·'tiB"eeenter. . '. was born in Flintville, .WISc.;~'4,lfi2;in Raymond, the Dec. 15/1902. Formerly from Exeter"

JOIl::vf~ J.andLoliella (Flint) ·lIelivecbj.nNewmarket since 19M. ·ne.~_ bad IiYed fora time in ret!redW:,'197Q from Moore ~usiness.Poit$Jnoatb, i'e8idecl. 20 years in Forms,' Broadway Division, in'GreeJdirDd aadhad lived the past Dover. Prior to thatM wOrk4!idhi the

,eiPt ,..inNewmatket. PortsmoUth Naval SIUpyard ....~.~._retiring in 1972,he worked He is survived by his.wife,Mrs .

•••••••••••,in¥~ ..• attbePortsmouth Naval Mary (Winiarski) .Abbott of New-S~:.' . '.' market •. two sons, Clifford Abbott,lk'.:. ~1Nttt was a- fOl'mermember and Dennis Abbott, both frQ-lnNew-a_14~dtaacel1orcomman_. market; .two daughters, MrS. Frank

~.LOdgeNe. 9, Knigh.. (MarUy~)Forbes of Pittsburgh,"... •• :Udalol'mer member"" Pena., and 'Mrs. William (Ir4!ineJVal-

~~~O;::h~ythiar.~ ~'illo~fS~:a~~~m~ ~~t:~~::~=~<F.., members include hit...=re.a ..t-grandchildren, ana se .' '.•.'tIJft(rs. Elizabeth A.. (Curran) Ab-'. !l and nephews.. ,:,{'",

·"'o •• , arr •••• ments. being~11M by the Brisson and Kent F .,.ame, 41 Exeter St.: Newma

.• ~cotJlplete at this time, and. wtIl;It''*nounced,later.. ' ,

. fJ$ehultz of Farmington; ..' . " "~~.~-----l

nieeeS:aJlCInephews.. ." .KetnoriaI'service-s will be held ~k.=1o:;,~~~::~t.a,."

:Friellft'andrelatives may c'"from no , p;em:Thursday at the ftt.;o" -~''-'-,:;-?----- ,

donations may be~"",.ean Cancer ' .eDiVisien,

.....er 0311'2 . ". '.",'. .' •. ... r~~""'''''''

\••• Ati~Wd.I_*~;~KARKET-Mrs. Maiil, Ab-boit,73,.of.l1 Lamprey St. died Mon-da,~Aug. 8,1983, at her home after.asudden illness. . ,,...->i,r,...;Ocl. 27, 1907, in Lawrence,

.•• ~ daughter of Frank ~,fi'f~al) Winiarski, ~- .t=.~ewmarket for the.',~.~~,

She was a communicant of' St.,Mary ChUJ'Ch; ,

She was past,pres,idEmt of the New-market. Womens Club, a formermember of the American Home ~~rtment ,and. past. president of till·Newmarket PTA: . ,,The Widow of Clifford Abbott,_

cijed in 1982, she is survived 1;)ytwo~ns,ClUford N.Abbott and Dennis...-...,F. ~bbott, both of Newmarket; twodaughters, ,Mrs. Frank (Marilyn)FJ.. 0.,. rbes.....~.•.( P.ittsburgh..' Pa., and. Mrs.Il'eneV"lliere of Dover; 14 grand-c~dn!n;, .two great-grandchildren;~~!ral J:lieces" nephews and .

'..:A M~ss of Christian buri,al'wjll bec.ebrated at 9 a.m. Friday at St.¥ary Cburch with the Rev. Philip

~ btuni, celebrant. Burial will. be inC8Pletery .

.ue invited to call from 2~t4iod 7 to 9 p.m. Thur,dllY at the

. and Kent Funeral ~rne, 41

tarea.ceepla.i>l&,·or m~.'.,may' ".nJade ·to .Ult.t ADlbUlU¢e eG!'ps.· . •

¥!~i)~m." ..{·Il'··:-tc:":y ..

...• c' - . Mrs. Ana-{Foss}' Adams Mac"

.., !81, of 81Court .Stti$Se~t.~~at,:t~Bxet~;"''iB:talj)llMOtlIayJuly-,., ...~~~~niUn~, .'~~-iJl--Rye·~Iit4a-fch,;,_. .,.J~,. she ····wascthe ..

ter .•.of Al&8 .and.a.(H0r!) Foss; She

... ,..the WIdow of Cass> ..•.••.' .and the late ~.

,.··~acLeod. She-""....., .••resided in ..,..

~~Jll,and~b)' i~.I'".and hadbved 11l1!8-~ since 1970. c;.,-_o_,~

Mrs, MacLeod·' was'~', lDember of the' Golden

Star~' .••. ..,,~l".48 O:E.S.of. S~~i<l"Quebec; TheAnierican .ASsociation ofRetiredPe.fsons, Exeter~fu.tvter .23,31; and the

. ,rfouncil on Aging.life member , she..•• -

d in ••the Du •.•••.... ~.9r;icAssociation, TIle

_e~u~~::eg:~of ~ewflelds, and she .••.•l(JDged to the Christ Epis-copalChurchof Exeter .••.Memorial services were

j1.eld .. at . the Newington.Congregation81 Churcholf8at\ll'day, July II,wilhthe Rev, .Richard Siener,pastor of the. Christ Epis-copal Church (jf ExeterQf6cia~ng. " . Gravesid~services were' held onWednesday, July 8,in theDefbyl~e ,Cemetery,Derby Lute,' Vi: - .•

'0. Surviving her are sev-e •.••. collsiris, nieces..Iindneptlews. .' .

. ~ lieu '&fflOwers, a me-ID.ortal l1!ay be'" made tothe Piscataqua Gundalow~~h Box1303,'POrtS-~<mth,N,U.G3801.

-'lkKenlj director. . and "Killdi-

.',:~e,.41 ~.",-~ket, ..•..•••IU~,d~gemenl$ei ..

Barbara; M. Akeley,NT _Barbara M.Akeley,n, fonnerly of Mid

.... , d Friday, Feb. 17, 1995 at the Exetel Hospit".BOlIlJune IS, 1922 in Lynn, Mass., she was the da

ter of Wayne and Melba Giles. She was a graduate ofgUsh High in Lynn.

FOI 20 years she lived in Fremont and had lecentlymoved to Newmarket. •

MIs. Akeley was a Group Leader at Data Genelal inPortsmouth, whele she worked fOl 15 years.

She was a former president of theVFW Unit No. 6535in Lynn, Mass., and was an avid bingo playel.

Survivors,include her Qusband, Albert N. Akeley ofNewmarket; a daughter, MIS. Oifford (pamela) Hunk1elof Newmarket; two sons, Wayne of Portsmouth and Philipof Newmarket; three grandchildren, Belnice Holmes ofPortsmouth,AbigailAkeley of Brentwood, andTroy Ranfosof Lee; two great-grandsOns, Jonathan and Michael Ranfos;uister, Elaine Bosello ofLynn, Mass.; a brother, FredeIick

...Oiles of Lynn, Mass.; and Sevelal nieces and nephews.." The funeral was Sunday, Feb. 20 at the Kent & Pelczar

elal Home, Newmalket. The Rev. David WhitefOldciated. Budal will be in the spring in the Vill~_

, Fremont. .'..---. ... ," ,

. ...".'L---.'fi,.,':....,;i.~~"c.... Jr. .~-'"

N~W.AJl.QT - NichoIasH. ~tel Jr./ <49•. died MOIKIay. jan.' .~,Jtbisllome.· .. .'.-.a: ..Nov. 11, 1939. in Wooster.'OJUq.theson of Nicholas H.• ndEV_na (Roberts) Alter. he wasr4l8ed in SYlvania, Ohio.

:He graduated from Massachusetts·~tilte ofTechn~logy (MIT)"iril~.andearne4 a master of sclence~fromthe University ofChica-

-';:gbt mathematics for seven.~ Roberts .••••.• ,.."ph,

~tor'ofRo'" L d •••• '•••tit: ••.!." ". wasinstlZZdi'; ••.•••••.~ velopment O.f the acade....~·

, ••. : dministrative computettems.

In 1973,he reported to KeeneCollege as director of' thecomPutt¥center. In 1978, he became aSSist.a•••.director of administrativeprogra •• ~ming at th~ University of N.Hampshire for one year.

For the past 10 years. he was a••slstarat director for techllolOgical seft'vice-systems programming group atUNH .. Be w~s a member of the Assoeia-

tion~rCompuUng Machinery; Digi-tal Equipment Computer Users Soci-ety, DECUS; and Northern New:a:e. J;and Unix Users Group.

IX .•.,'•.... ·"... 1as a member of New England

"'enty Local User Group, NET-'-1and New England Regional~tiIlg Program. NERCOMP.;l;ily members include his•.....•.•••..., Mrs. Evalena Alter of State

. '. Pa.; a brother and sister-in-law. Theodore and Christie Alter ofSta~COllege. Pa.; and an aunt. anuncle and nieces.

A memorial service scheduled for2 p.m. Saturday in St. George Epis-c~.l Church. ;Durham. with theReV'.Albert Snow. rector, officiatiJ:lg,will be followed by a gathering offamilJ ,members anci friends from. 3to 5 p;m •.in the Mansfield Room at

England Center.are no calling hours.

prial donations m/ilYbe madeAmerican Heart Association •

. , St.. Manchester 03103. 'Kent 'Pelczar ~

41 Exeter St•• Newm~ IIof arrangements. .,.1£--.--....,

pie i~••••1' •

",'IIIIWMARKET - Steven T. Allen,• 'ff Maplecrest died Oct. 29, 1991,•• e.

aorn July 25, 1960, in Portsmouth,•• son of William F. and Linda (Hil-ton). Allen, he lived in Newmarket'for many years. A graduate of New-market High School, Class of 1979.IIIattended the University of Ne.llajopshire from 1980 to 1983 whe~

.ed forestry.aveled extensively in EuroPed lived at Isle de Navidal.

~-

'.' In 1986 he joined APSNICA.<4rdai-,~. ts and Planners in Support •••••.•:." agoa) and worked in Nicaragua.

e returned to New Hampshire in•• and then moved to the BayArea of California. from which he re--.tly returned .

, • ]Survivors include his parents ofNewmarket; three brothers. MarkW. Allen of Richmond. Jeffrey S. Al-len of Newmarket and Todd F. Allenof Nottingham; two sisters. Ann M.Allen of Nashua and Lindy C. Allenof Dover Point; paternal grand-parents Frank and Madeline Allen ofEliot, Maine: and several aunts un-cles, and cousins. '

Thefamilywillfteetyefriends011 SaturdayfromZ to5p.m.at tbeKent& PelczarinneralBom~ilE:s:eterst.. Newmarket.

• __~ tIIatDO flowershesentlllll$ha&••••• friendsdesirememorialsmay•••••••

~ IDr PretecliOll of N.B. Forests, ••••••r.•••••.• CoDconI, N.B. 83311, or .tIIJt;:A.r:'''~!Io:s:II5I!.!'llIIuga. CaIH.... ----

Lee burnedb,odywassuicide ~l1Ii~ I

By ANN M. STIFTERDemocrat Staff Writer

LEE - The man whose body wasdiscovered in a wooded area alongJenkins Road' Saturday died afterburning and stabbing himself. ac-cording to officials.

An autopsy report indkated thatSteven Allen, 31. of 50 Maplecrest. I

Newmarket, died from a combina-tion of smoke inhalation. body burnsand a self-inflicted stab wound to hisabdomen. according to AsSistant At-torney General Mark Zuckerman.

Allen's badly burned body was dis-covered by a hunter Saturday morn-ing in a' densely wooded area off ofJenkins Road, Zuckerman said.

Although initially labeling the inci-dent a suspicious' death, Zuckermansaid it had been deemed a suicide

ti~5~tiIIIIIlf;Ml.d relatives teceive<1 ••DOteOct. 30, Zuckerman said.

Newmarket police were milleaware of the note Oct. ,30 and filed amissing person's rePort to lawen-forcement agencies. he said .

An autopsy report released bystate Chief Medical Examiner RogerFossUm said Allen probably diedOet.29.

Allen's body was found in a pri-vately owned wooded area less than• half mile from the roadway.

Throughout the day Saturday. offi-eials from the State Police. includingtile crime SCeneunit. Lee police. aM•• embers. of the Fire Marshal's 011-tee and tbesta~ Flsh ll1ldGaDle,..~eDtWl'e at the scene. .. "'..

"--"1Allen, -_ARKET - Steven T•.AIIa.'

~1, of Maplecrest died Oct. 29, •mLee. . .

Born Jilly 25, 1960. in Portsmo"~the son of William F. andIJDda (1fii:'"ton) Allen, he lived in Newmarketfor many years. A graduate of New-market High School. Class of 1979.heattended the University of NewHampshire from 1980 to 1983 wherehe studied forestry.

He traveled extensively. in Europeand had lived at Isle de Navidad,Mexico. .

In 1986he joined APSNICA (Archi-tects and Planners in SuPPOrt of Ni-caragua) a.nd worked in Nit;aragoa.

He returned to New Hampshire in1988, and then moved to· the BayArea of California. fro~ which he re-~returned..$Vvivors include his parents of

-~::~1ki:~~nt~~:y~~~lea of Newmarket and Todd F. Allen01 ~ttillgham; two sisters, Ann M. IAJItIl of Nashua and Lindy C. AlIIa'of Dover Point: paternal gr •••..parents Frank and Madeline Alleq.GtEl!ot ~e; and several aunts •••••• "'tlUSins. , ::

NEWMARKET - Irene F. Allen.91, formerly of Beech Street. die~Monday, November 9. 1992, at theRockingham Nursing Home, Brent-wood, where she had resided for thepast six years.

She was born September 25, 1901 inLynn, Mass., and had lived in New-market for 56years.

For many years she was a stitch-ing room foreman at Alrose Shoe Co.in Exeter.

She was a communicant of St.Mary's Church, Newmarket. and amember of the Catholic Daughters ofAmerica. Court Hector Benoit.

She was a member of the LampreyAerie Auxiliary Unit No. 1934of New-market. ,

She was predeceased by her hus-band. Theodore Allen Sr., who diedin 1964.

Survivors include: five grandchil-dren,Mrs. Robert (Gail) Swanson ofMorgan Hill, Calif .• Allen M. Vlodicaof Newmarket. Peter W. Vlodica ofPortland. Ore., John F. Vlodica ofSimi, Calif .• and Larry D. Vlodica ofReno, Nev.; and six great-grandchil-dren.

She was also predeceased by a son.Theodore F. Allen Jr. and a daugh-ter, Irene F. Vlodica.

ThereareDO callinghours.A MassofChristianburialwillbecelebratedon

Wednesdayat 10a.m. fromSt. Mary'sChun:h,Newmarket.

Burialwillfollowin CalvaryCemeteJy.New-market.

Shouldfriends desire. memorials.ina,'"•• III LeoLandroc:heScho~ FuDd,'-.~:.s~SChoo~SouthII. St.•NFJ~;:""

.-""'->~-~~~~,;~:~."-_:'" ;

....June Allen Gangwer of Madbury; 16 grandchil_including Catherine Gangwer Bassett of Madbury, .••••Jolm Allen mof Wells, Maine, Aaron Allen of Newmarket,Frank Allen of Rochester, Bruce Gordon Allen Jr. of Not-tingluun and Steven Allen, Lisa Allen and Valerie Allen,-aI19f Epping; seven great-grandchildren; a brother, SamuelDI¥i,d Allen of Everett, Mass.; several nieces, nephews

;..~.lie was predeceased by a grandson, Allen Gangwer of

Madbury.Funeral services were held Friday, Aug. 27, 1993 at Ep-

ping Community Church with the Rev. James Sterling, of-ficiating. Burial followed in the Bert Jolm Allen FamilyCemetery in Epping .

Donations in his name may be made either to Epping. Cammunity Church Building Fund; Seacoast Hospice, 10

HImpton Rd., Exeter, N.H. 03833; or the charity of one'sdIoice.

Ajose Shoe Co. in E~eter. ,'. Brewitt Funeral Home, 8 Pleasant St., Epping, was in$he was a commUnIcant of St. Mary s Church, New- .~ of arrangements.

market, and a member of the Catholic Daughters 0f ---~----~----- - All- 18A~~:i~~s~~:~~:~~:t~ee~~~prey Aerie Auxiliary Unit Daniel Ryan IS,' ,No. 1934 of Newmarket. D' -dent

She was predeceased by her husband, Theodore Allen d-Ied in . over acelSr., who died in 1964. .

Survivors include five grandchildren, Mrs. Robert (Gall) ria Allis of Newmarket; many aunts,Swanson of Morgan Hill, Calif., Allen M. Vlodica of New- DOVER - Daniel Ryan ~llis, 18, uncles and cousins.market, Peter W. Vlodica of Portland, Ore., John F. Vlod- of 43 Pleasant View Circle,. dIed Sun- --------ica of Simi, Calif., and Larry D. Vlodica of Reno, Nev.; day, Sept. 27, 1998 after bemg struck Friendsand relativesmaycallfrolll2-4and

h'ld by an automobile. . 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the Wiggin-purtraldy-and six great-grande 1 ren: Daniel was born Aug. 11, 1980 m McCooey-DionFuneral Home, 655 Cen

She was also predeceased by a son, Theodore F. Allen Rochester, the son of Do.nald J. and ". DoJr., and a daughter, Irene F. Vlodica. All ~~~fChristianBurialwillbecelebrat-. A' Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Wednesday, Cynthia D. (Peters) IS. . H ed at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. George

k Daniel had a love for mUSIC. e Maronite Church, 25Portland Ave.,Dover,Nov. 11 from St. Mary's Church, Newmar et. played Little League ba~eball. with the Rev.Paul Boaclde,pastor, as cele-

Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery, Newmarket. Survivors include hiS father o~ brant. CeMemorials may be made to the Leo Landroche Sc.holar- Somersworth; his mother of D?ver, Burialwillfonowinst.Mary'sN~ tm;

ship Fund, c/o Newmarket High School, South MamSt·;-1 a sister, Haley Megan Alhs of tery. Shouldfriends~.1l1emorialcontri.Newmarket, NH 03857. Hampton', his maternal gran.dmoth- butions may be made•..•••_ ••:e:~~ toh ter MADD, 61 Elm St., Men.. 1II1II- •

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NEWMARKET - Steven T. Allen, 31, of Maplecrestdied Oct. 29, 1991, in Lee.

Born July 25, 1960, in Portsmouth, the son of WilliamF. and Linda (Hilton) Allen, he lived in Newmarket formany years:- A graduate of Newmarket High School, Classof 1979, he attended the University of New Hampshire from

, 1980 to 1983 where he studied forestry.He traveled extensively in Europe and had lived at Isle

de Navidad, Mexico.In 1986 he joined APSINCA (Architects and Planners

in Support of Nicaragua) and worked in Nicaragua.He returned to New Hampshire in 1988, and then mov-

e<!to the Bay Area of California, from which he recentlyr&rmed._Survivors include his parents of Newmarket; three

brothers, Mark W. Allen of Richmond, Jeffrey S. Allenof Newmarket and Todd F. Allen of Nottingham; two sis-ters, Ann M. Allen of Nashua and Lindy C. Allen of DoverPoint; paternal grandparents Frank and Madeline Allen ofEliot, Maine; and several aunts, uncles, and cousins ..

" The family received friends on Saturday at the Kent &:JllDkzar Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St., Newmarket.

If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Socie-ty fQrProtection of N.H. Forests, 54 Portsmouth St., Con-

00301, or APSINCA, P.O. Box 1151, Topanga, Callf~

Irene AllenNEWMARKET - Irene F. Allen, 91, formerly of Beech

St., died Monday, Nov. 9, 1992 at the Rockingham Nurs-ing Home, Brentwood, where she had resided for the pastsix years.

.,.She was born Sept. 25, 1901 in Lynn, Mass., and had.....~ in Newmarket for 56 years. .

For many years, she was a stitching room foremaa at

Bert Allen Sr.EPPING - Bert Jolm Allen Sr., 78, of 107 Red Oak Hill,

died Tuesday, Aug. 24, 1993 at his home after a longillness.

Born Aug. 31, 1914 in Everett, Mass., the son ofWalJaceand Ortherine (McKinnon) Allen, he had been a residentof Epping for the past 53 years.

A dairy farmer for many years, he had also beenemployed with R.J. Drox Construction Company in Dracut,Mass.

A member of the Oasis Senior Center of Exeter Hospital,he was also a member of Ray-Fre Senior Citizens Club,Piscassic Grange of Newfields and Teamsters Union No.49 of Massachusetts. .

He was a membet of Epping Conununity Church.Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Frances (Schan-

cia) Allen of Epping; three sons, Bert John Allen Jr. ofNewmarket and Frank Wallace Allen and Bruce GordonAllen, both of~; three daughters, Mae Allen PbiIiJt., ~n, Catherine Allen Casavant of'Stockton, N.J.,

8ertMin Sr. <I:~:jff:.

EPPING - Bert John Allen Sr.,of 107 Red Oak Hill, died Tuesd ~August 24, 1993, at his home afte i~~!

, long illness. %7

Born August 31, 1914 in Everett,Mass., the son of Wallace and Cathe-

. rine (McKinnon) Allen, he had been, a resident of Epping for the past 53years.

A dairy farmer for many years, he.had also been employed with R.J.:Brox Construction Company in Dra-

, cut, Mass.

A member of the Oasis Senior Cen-ter of Exeter Hospital, he was also a

'member of Ray-Fre Senior CitizensClub Piscassic Grange of Newfieldsand Teamsters Union No. 49 of Mass-achusetts.

He was a member of Epping Com-munity Church.

Survivors include: his wife of 58years, 'Frances (Schanda) Allen of .Epping; three sons, Bert John Allen IJr. of Newmarket and Frank Wal- I

lace Allen and Bruce Gordon Allen,both of Epping; three daughters,Mae Allen Phillips of Hudson, Cathe-rine Allen Casavant of Stockton,N.J., and June Allen Gangwer ofMadbury; 16 grandchildren, includ-ing Catherine Gangwer Bassett ofMadbury, Bert John Allen III ofWells, Maine, Aaron Allen of New-market Frank Allen of Rochester,

, Bruce Gordon Allen Jr. of Notting-ham and Steven Allen, Lisa Allenand Valerie Allen, all of Epping; sev-en great-grandchildren; a brother,Samuel David Allen of Everett,Mass.; several nieces, nephews andcousins.

He was predeceased by a grand-SOft, Allen Gangwer of Madbury.

!lere will be no visiting hours.J'lneral services will be held at 11a.m. Friday

at f,:pping Community Church with the Rev.James Sterling, officiating. Burial will follow inthe Bert John Allen Family Cemetery in Epping. .

Donations in his name may be made either toEpping Community Church Bulliling Fund;

, Seacoast Hospice, 10Hampton ~., Exeter, N.H.I 03833;or the charity of one's choice.

Brewitt Funeral Home, 8 Pleasant St., Epping,is in charge of arnngements. '~

Page 16 Foster's Daily Democrat, Dover, N.H.Friday Evening, March 15, 1996

Dr. Fred AllenDURHAM - Dr. Fred E. Allen,

DVM of Packers Falls Road, diedFrida'y morning, March 15, 1996 atthe Exeter'Heallhcare Inc.

Allen was born Dec. 27, 1910inEverett Mass., the son of Samuel D.and Ma'ry (Foster) Allen, raised inNorth Hampton, and came to Dur-ham in 1940., ,

He was a' graduate of' HamptonAcademy High Sch?ol, class of 1928,and· received his B.S. degree fromthe University of New Hampshire in1932 and his DVM from Ohio StateUniversity in 1936. , . .

After working a short time 1!1 C!)l-umbia S.C. and Columbus, OhIO,Al-len ac~epted the station vet posi~ionat the University of New Hampshire;Fondly known to his students, fellowfaculty members and friends as"Doc," he remained ·at UNH from

. 1940-76.He was a professor of animalsciences advisor to 'pre-vet students

'. and wa~ involved in poultry anddairy testing and research. .

Allen was secretary /trllasurer ofthe N.H. Veterinary Medical Associ.ation from 1947-83 and held a lifemembership in the American Veteri-nary Medical Association.

For 26 years, Allen was a N',H. de-legate to National AVMA meetmgs.

Along with his fa.mily, All~n alsoran a successful dairy farm m Dur-ham. From 1949-70,he built an im-.pressive herd of registered holsteinsand maintained' a research herd forUNH, helping to develop.a vaccinefor mastitis. ' .

A member of the Durham schoolboard from 1947-52,Allen was an in-tegral part of the formation of t~eOyster River Cooperative School D~s-trict, continuing service to the' diS-trict through 1962 both as a boardmember and chairperson. ~.) During his lifetime, Allen' was: .•.

member of the Rising Star Lodge No.47 F&AM of Newmarket, BelknapChaper, Orphan CouQcil, andSt.Paul Commandery, all of Dover. Hewas a Past High Priest of the Bel-knap Chapter, Dover and a memberof the Scottish Rite Bodies of the Val-ley of Portsmouth and Dover and theN.H. Consistory of Nashua.

Survivors include: his wife of 62years, ' Lucille Julia Allen of Dur-ham; ,eight sons, Fred R, Allen,DVM of Plymouth, James S. Allen ofPlymouth, John S. Allen of Lee,Thomas E. Allen and William R. Al-len of Dover, Charles H. Allen, DVMof Lowville, N.Y., Samuel Allen ofPeterborough, and Paul D. All,en ofDurham; a sistl;lr-in-law, Natahe Al-len of Epping; 25 grandchildren; 18great-grandchildren; many niecesand nephews. ------------_ ..-

Visiting hours are 2-4p.m. and 7-9p.m. Mondayat the Kent and Pelczar Funeral Home, 41ExeterSt:, Newmarket. Masonic services will be held atthe funeral home Monday evening.

The funeral service is at 11a.m. Tuesday at theFirst Parish Church of Somersworth. A receptioncelebrating the life of Fred E. Allen will immedi-ately followthe service. Burial will be in the Cen-ter Cemetery in North Hampton at 2 P',m1a,"I

Memorial donations may be sent to ~., . tParish Church of Somersworth odllt , ,Cancer Society. ';f~

"rtAlbee.NEWMARKET - Robert H.

Albee, 85, of Packers Falls Road,died Saturday, Oct. 11, 1997, atExeter Hospital.

Born in Alna, Maine on June 29,1912, he was the son of the lateEverett and Nellie (Coffin) Albee,and had attended schools in Alna,and Lincoln Academy inDamariscotta, Maine.

In 1938he moved to Newmarketand for the next fdur years workedas an electrician for J.F. Lavallee.

, He also worked for electrical con-tractor M.B. Foster.

Bob was then employed at thePortsmouth Naval Shipyard andretired from there in 1970.From1~, he worked at Hunter's Pointin San Francisco and resided inMillbrae, Calif.

He was a volunteer fireman inNewmarket from 1939-48.

Over the past years, he has been aself-employed residential elec~ri-ciano .

Bob was an avid golfer, and hepossessed a keen sense of humor.

Survivors include his wife of 56years, Antonia "Toni" M. (Pelletier)Albee of Newmarket; a daughter,Mrs. Owen (Joyce) Russell ofNew-market; a son, Robert E. Albee <t~_,Newmarket; five ~andchil~e'i/jfour great-grandchildren; a SlS~1+Mrs. Evelyn M. Lavallee of N•• ,market; and a brother, Maynard E.Albee of Alna, Maine.

Antonia AlbeeNEWMARKET- Antonia "Toni"

. . M. Albee, 77,of Packers Falls Road. " ~died Sunday, Oct. 25, 1998,at Sun-

rise Nursing Home, Exeter, after along period of failing health.

Born Jan. 7, 1921,in Exeter, shewas the daughter of Ludger andAlbertine (Martel) Pelletier. She

· was a 1938graduate of Newmarket· High School.· From 1964to 1968, she lived in: lWillbrae,Calif., while her husbandworked at Hunter's Point in SanFrancisco.

For many years she worked as asecretary at Kingston Warren Corp.in Newfields, retiring in 1981.

She was a' communicant of St.Mary's Church in Newmarket.

Her husband, Robert H. Albeedied Oct. 11,1997.• Survivors include her daughter,Mrs. Owen (Joyce) Russell of New-market; her son, Robert E. Albee ofNewmarket; five grandchildren; fiv~

· great-grandchildren; and severalnieces and nephews.

:. Friends and relatives are invited to call• Tuesday from 6·9 p.m. at Kent & Pelczarfuneral Home, 41 Exeter St., Newmarket.

• AMass of Christian burial will be celebrat-, ed on Wednesday at 10 a.m. from St. Mary's,Church, with burial to follow in CalvaryCemetery, Newmarket.

Should friends desire, memorials may beJDllde to Newmarket Ambulance Corps, c/o

, town Hall, Main Street, Newmarket, NH'03857.

Dr. Daniel Antonoploslformer educator, dies

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dr. DanielP. Antonoplos, 52, of 2323 Tracy PI.,N.W., died Oct. 1, 1989, at GeorgeWashington Hospital after a long ill-ness.

Born in Dover, N.H., March 11,1937, he was the son of Peter andStella (Koutrelakos) Antonoplos.

He was a graduate of Dover HighSchool, and was a 1959 graduate ofthe University of New Hampshire,and was a member of the studentsenate. He was also the recipient ofthe Degree of Chevalier Internation-al Supreme Council, Order of DeMolay.He received his masters de-gree in educational psychology gui-dance and research and personneladministration and psychology andsociology research and evaluationmethods from the University of Miss-ouri in 1966.

He later received a N.D.E.A. fel-lowship in guidance, human develop-ment and psychometrics at the Uni-versity of Toledo in Wiesbaden,Germany, a N.D.E.A. fellowship inadvaneed guidance, human develop-ment on psychometrics, University

of Toledo, Ohio; a N.D.E.A: fellow-ship on personnel and guidance andadministration, University of Miss-ouri. Docto~al assistant in residence,Phi Beta Kappa Int., Bloomington,Ind., and his doctorate degree fromIndiana University in 1971.

He taught at Newmarket, N.H.High School, and later was directorof guidance and Elementary Schoolsupervisor at Rochester, N.H., andalso the director of guidance andschool psychologist for the Walpole,N.H. School District where he wasalso advisor for the National HonorSociety.

He also taught at John Hopkinsand the AmeriCan University as aprofessor in the graduate school ofeducation and was also a researchpsychologist. .

He joined the U.S. government In1969, and served many positions in-cluding chairman of the conferenceOIl public and private schools. Hewrote the report on Japanese vs.American education after going toTokyo, Japan where he received

_lDaDY recognitions from the Japa-

nue government.He also served on the Board of the

American Educational Research As-sociation.

He wrote a number of books andhad pUblished over 20 articles whichwere well received around the world.

He is survived by his wife Georgia(Gogos) Antonoplos; a son, PeterDaniel Antonoplos, both of Washing-ton, D.C.; his mother, Stella Antono-plos and a sister, Mrs. William(Alexandra) Caswell, both of Dover,N.H.; and aunts, uncles, a niece andnephews.

Funeral services were held at St.Sophia Cathedral, Washington withthe Rev. John Tavlarides, the Rev.Basil Kissel and the Rev. Steven offi-ciating. Burial took place in Ft. Lin-coln Cemetery, Washington.

Hilda AndrewsNEWMARKET - Hilda M. An-

drews, 81, of Langs Lane, diedWednesday,May 4,1994, at her homein Newmarket, after a long illness.

Mrs. Andrews was born August 281912, in Boston, Mass., and was th~daughter of Roderick and Maria(Lemos) Silva.

She lived most of her life in Cam-bridge, Mass. and was a graduate ofCambridge High and Latin. She wasa member of St. Anthony's Church inCambridge, and a member of thePortugese American Civic League inSomerville.

For the past 15years, she has livedin Newmarket.

Survivors include: her husband of54 years, John X. Andrews Sr., ofNewmarket; a son, John X. AndrewsJr. of Newmarket; two daughters,Candace M. Campbell and Rosemar-ie E. Halloran, both of Newmarket;five grandchildren; two great-grand-children; a brother, Joseph Silva of

Hanover, Mass., and several niecesand nephews.

Friends and relatives are invited to call on Fri-day, from 2-4 and 7-9p.m. at the Kent &I PelczarFuneral Home, 41Exeter St., Newmarket.

A funeral Prayer Service will be held on Fridayevening at 8:30 p.m. at the funeral home. .

Burial will be at a later date in Holy CrossCemetery, Malden, Mass.

Should friends desire, memorial donations maybe made to Alzheimers Association, Greater N.H.Chapter, P.O. Box 207,Concord, N.H. 03301.

'Donald AnadellNEWMARKET - Donald Anadell, 30; of 7 Spring St.

died at his home Friday, April 10, after a period of failinghealth. ,'\~"

BomAprillO, 1962 in Rockford, m., he was raised inLake Geneva, Wise., and had resided in Newmarket fortl)e past year and a half. He was formerly of Ha~pton." lie served in the U.S. Navy from 1980 to 1984 WIth therank of MS3. ,

Mr. Anadell was employed atArby's on Hampton Beachand with the Rockingham Security.

He is survived by his wife Karen Elizabeth (Dennett)Anadell of Newmarket; one son, Brian Lyle Anadell andtwo daughters, Thandra Lee Anadell and Suzie Ann~adell, all of Newmarket.

bonations may De made to assist the family, c/o Priscilla'Shaw, Lamprey Health Care, 207 South Main St., New-IIIItket, NH 03857.

~nt & Pelczar Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St., New-mMket, is in charge of arrangements.

Hilda M. AndrewsNEWMARKET - Hilda M.Andrews, 81, of Langs Lane,

died Wednesday, May 4, 1994 at her home in Newmarket,after a long illness.

Mrs. Andrews was bomAug. 28, 1912, in Boston, Mass.,and was the daughter of Roderick and Maria (Lemos) Silva.

She lived most of her life in Cambridge, Mass. and wasa graduate of Cambridge High and Latin. She was a mem-ber of St. Anthony's Church in Cambridge, and a memberof the Portuguese Am~rican Civic League in S9merville.

For the past 15 years, she had lived in Newmarket.Survivors include: her husband of 54 years, John X.

Andrews Sr., of Newmarket; a son, John X. Andrews, Jr.a{ Newmarket; two daughters, Candace M. Campbell. andBcJIemary E. Halloran, both of Newmarket; five ~ .ctUldreil; two great-grandchildren; a brother, Joseph SIlvaof Hanover, Mass., and several nieces and nephews.

A_~al Prayer Service was held on Friday, May' at

Nancy Ellis AndersonLEE - Nancy Ellis Amazeen, 52, of Lee Hook Road,

died Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1994, at Maine Medical Center,Portland.

Born in Mancheste,r on June 24, 1942, she was the daugh-ter of Mary (Torrey) Willis and the late Richard Ellis.

She lived in Lee for 20 years, and was a graduate ofOyster River High School and the Elliot School of Nurs-ing in Manchester.

She was the wife of Raymond E. Amazeen Sr. of Leefor 31 years.

Besides her husband and mother of Durham, survivorsinclude: three sons, Raymond Amazeen Jr. and his wifeCarrie, of Northwood, Steven R. Amazeen and Shawn E.Amazeen, both of Lee; a daughter, Paula M. Amazeen ofLee; a granddaughter, Kasey 1. Amazeen of Northwood; abrother, Daniel Ellis of Newmarket; three sisters, Mary S.Mellow of Northwood, Diane F. Ellis of Barrington, andJody E. Ellis Epstein of Lee; many nieces and nephews.

Private funeral services will be held at the convenienceof the family. Burial will be in the Village Cemetery, Au-burn, N.H.

Kent & Pelczar Funeral Home, Newmarket, is incbarjeof the mangements..' --

~N.~n LenaArc~~3-'f".NEWM~KET - Mrs. Marion Lena Archambeault,

55, of Spring Street, died at Concord Hospital Satur~day, Sept. 10, following a car-pedestrian accidentQnFriday in Newmarket. .~.

She was born in Lee and had resided in Newmarket. for the past 30 years. She was a member of St. Mary- Church.

Members of the family include her husband, WalterJ. Archambeault of Newmarket; five sons, Peter R. Ar-chambeault of Epping, Edward L. Archambeault ofNottingham, Walter J. Archambeault, Jr. of Barring-ton, Raymond F. Archambeault and Donald T. Ar-chambeault, both of Newmarket; three daughters, Mrs.William (Judy) Bentley and Miss Jean Archambeault,both of Newmarket, and Mrs. Bradley (Jody) Bissel ofExeter; eight grandchildren; six brothers, RaymondChapman of Newfields, Arthur Chapman of Exeter,Donald Chapman and Bruce Chapman, both of Epping,Roy Chapman of Dover, and George Chapman of New-market; many nieces and nephews. "'" ,;

A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Tuesday at-l&.-.m; •• Mary Church.~ththe Rev. Philip Brunicolobralit. Burial took place in Calvary Cemetery, New-•••. et.· .

Theodore ArsenaultNEWMARKET - Theodore L. Aresenault, 41, former-

ly of Newmarket and currently of Robinson Avenue, SanDiego, Calif., died April 14, 1990, at Mercy Hospital inSan Diego.

Born March 5, 1949, in Exeter, the son of Joseph andCecile (Laroche) Arsenault, he was raised in Newmarketand was a graduate of Newmarket High School, Cla:ss of1967.

He served in U.S. Army in Viet Nam and receivedvarious medals and decorations.

He attended the University of New Hampshire and NewHampshire College in Manchester, where he was selectedStudent Honor Society member.

Mr. Arsenault was formerly employed at Davidson Rub-ber Co. in Dover for several years. He lived in Boston,Mass. and was employed at various travel agencies there.

He then worked for American Express in New York inthe travel field prior to moving to California. In San Diegohe operated his own computer business, UnpublishedWorks.

He is survived by his parents of Newmarket; fivebrothers, Leo Arsenault of Ware Shoals, S.C., LionelArsenault of East Rochester, Edward Arsenault of ColoradoSprings, Colo., Paul Arsenault of Athens, Tenn. and JosephArsenault, stationed in Panama with the U.S. Army; two

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sisters, Lorraine Burrows of New Milford, Conn., andPauline LaBranche of Newmarket; paternal grandmother,Antonine Arsenault of Berlin; and many aunts, uncles,nieces, nephews and cousins.

Funeral services wi! be held at a later date and will beannounced by the Kent and Pelczar Funeral Home, 41 Ex-eter S1" Newmarket.

NEWFIELDS --Arthur "Jumbo"W. Archambeault Sr., 75, died unex-pectedly Saturday, ~ct. 2, 1982,at his .S-..mpscott Street home..

.lorn June 16, 1907, in Manchaug,Mass., the son of Philias and, Emma(Bruneau) Archambeault, he had re-sided in Exeter and Newmarket pri-or to moving to this community 20years ago.

He was employed by the Kingston-Warren Manufacturing Co. of New-fields for 13 years and had also beenemployed at Sam Smith Shoe Co. ofNewmarket. He was a member ofSacred Heart Church and a 40-yejlr-member of the Lamprey Aerie 1931,FOE, of Newmarket.

Family members include six sons,Arthur W. Archambeault Jr. of La-conia, Robert W. Archambeault ofClaremont, Joseph F. Archambeaultof Salem, Mo., Albert G. Archam-beault of Somersworth, Richard L.Archambeault of Newfields andPedro P. Archambeault of Water-bury, Vt.; a daughter, Miss BeatriceArehambeault of Bethesda, Md.; twobrothers, Philias Archambeault andWalter Archambeault, both of New-market; 15 grandchildren; ninegreat-grandchildren; and severalnieces and nephews.

Services will be held at 10 a,.m.Wednesday at the Brisson and KentFuneral Home, 41 Exeter St., New-market, with the Rev. Armand Pro-vost officiating. Burial will be in C••..vary Cemetery, Newmarket. .

Friends and relatives may eallfrQm 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday atthe funeral home.

rheodore ArsenaultNEWMARKET - Theodore L. Ar-

senault, 41, formerly of Newmarketand currently of Robinson Avenue,San Diego, Calif., died April 14, 1990,at Mercy Hospital in San Diego.

Born March 5, 1949,in Exeter, theson of Joseph and Cecile (Laroche)Arsenault, he was raised in Newmar-ket arid was a graduate of Newmar-ket High School, Class of 1967.

lie served in U.S. Army in VietNam and received various medalsand decorations.

He attended the University of NewHampshire and New Hampshire Col-lege in Manchester, where he was se-lected Student Honor Society mem-ber.

Mr. Arsenault was formerly em-ployed at Davidson Rubber Co. inDover for several years. He lived inBoatoo, Mass. and was employed atvarious travel-agencies there.

He Uaen worked for American Ex-prest in New York in the travel fieldprior to moving to California. In SanDiego he operated his own computerbusiness, Unpublished Works.

He is survived by his parents ofNewmarket; five brothers, Leo Ar-senault of Ware Shoals, S.C., LioBeIArsenault of East Rochester, Ed-ward Arsenault of Colorado Springs,Colo., Pa~ ~~se.Ila~L~!~~.

NEWMARKET - Walter J. Archambeault, 66, of GrantRoad, died Aug. 28, at the Edgewood Cenre, Portsmouth.

Born Oct. 1, 1923 in Newmarket, he was the son ofPhilias and Emma (Bruno) Archambeault, and had livedin Newmarket for 30 years.. He was a World War II Army veteran.

Formerly employed at Harmon Shoe in Raymond, hestarted working as a painter for John Stevens and then forthe Cheney Corp., before starting his own paintingbusiness.

Mr. Archambeault was a member of the Robert G.Durgin American Legion Post No. 67; and the LampreyAerie No. 1934 FOE, both ·of Newmarket.,The widower of Marion L. (Chapman) Archambeault, :

who died in 1983, he is survived by 5 sons; Peter R. of :Epping, Edward L. of Nottingham, WalterJ. Jr., of Barr-ington, Raymond F. and Donald T., both of Newmarket;3 daughters, Mrs. Jody Pohopek, Mrs. Judy Bentley andMrs. Jean Trial, all of Newmarket; 11 grandchildren; abrother Philias (Felix) Archambeault of Newmarket.

A Mass of Christian burial was celebrateJ Thursday at10 a.m: from St. Mary's Church, with burial at CalvaryCemetery, Newmarket. Arrangements were made by Kent& Pelczar Funeral Home.

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Theodore L. ArsenaultNEWMARKET - A Mal$s of Christian Burial will be

celebrated Saturday, June 30, at 10 a.m. at St. Mary'sChurch for Theodore L. Arsenault who died at the age of41 in San Diego, Calif. April 14, 1990.

A burial In Calvary C~ll1etery inNe\V~~~ket~i~ follo~_

the mass, Kent and Pelczar Funeral Home announced lastweek.

Mr. Arsenault, who was born March 5, 1949, was theson of Joseph and Cecile (Laroche) Arsenault ofNewmarket. He graduated from Newmarket High School .in 1967.

He served in the U.S. Army in Vietnam and receivedseveral medals and commendations. He attended theUniversity of New Hammpshire and New Hampshire Col-lege in Manchester, where he was selected Student HonorSociety member.

Mr. Arsenault was employed for several years by David-son Rubber Co. in Dover. He had also lived in Bostonwhere he was employed at various travel agencies.

He worked for American Express in New York in thetravel field before moving to California where he ownedand operated a computer business, Unpublished Works.

In addition to his parents, he is survived by five brothers- Leo Arsenault of Ware Shoals, S.C., LiOl'lel Arsenaultof East Rochester, Edward Arsenault of Colorado Springs,Colo., Paul Arsenault of Athens, Tenn., and JosephArsenault, stationed in Panama with the U.S. Army. Heis also survived by two sisters - Lorraine Burrows of NewMilford, Conn. and Pauline LaBranche of Newmarket;paternal grandmother Antonine Arsenault of Berlin, andmany aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

Elizabeth M. ArmentroutNEWMARKET - Elizabeth M. Armentrout, 46, of Lam-

p(e)' St., died suddenly Oct. 27, 1993, at her home inNewmarket .

.Born Oct. 3, ~194J,in Glasgo!, Scotland, she!as the

daughter of the late George and Mary (Hitchcock) Matthew.She was a graduate ofWachusett Regional High School,

Holden, Mass., Class of 1965. For most of her life she livedin Worcester and for the past year has lived in Newmarket.

For several years she was a school bus driver inWorcester and Charlton. She was also employed at Im-ported Cars in Worcester.

Recently she was employed as a toll attendant at theHampton Toll Plaza and was also employed at MarketBasket in Portsmouth.

She is survived by a son, Paul J. Armentrout of RydalGa., two daughters, Kimberly A. South and Heather L:Armentrout, both of Newmarket; and a grandson JoshuaMichael South of Newmarket. '

Graveside services were held on Monday, Nov. 1 inWorcester County Memorial Park, Paxton, Mass.

Should friends desire, donations may be made in careof the family to assist in funeral expenses.

Kent & Pelczar Funeral Home, Newmarket was in chargeof arrangements.

Mirion ~rc ambeauh 'M4')(", I~ .' '. Iqt3 M .'

NEWMARKE - Mrs. anon~a Archambeault, 55, of SpriUStre4\t died Saturday afternoo1f;Sept. 10, 1983, at Concord Hospitalfollowing a car-pedestrian accidenton Friday in Newmarket.

Born March 20, 1928, in Lee, thedaughter of Nigel and Marion (Cook)Chapman, she had resided in New-market for the past 30 years.

She was a member of St. MaryChurch. .

Members of the family include her NEWMARKET - Elizabeth M. Ar-, husband, Walter J. Archambeault of mentrout, 46, of Lamprey StreetNewmarket; five sons, Peter R. Ar- died Wednesday, Oct. 27 1993at he;chambeault of Epping, Edward L. home in Newmarket. 'Archambeault of Nottingham, Wal- Born Oct. 3, 1947,in Glasgow, Scot-ter J. Archambeault Jr. of Barring- land, she was the daughter of the lateton, Raymond F. Archambeault and George and Mary (Hitchcock)Donald T. Archambeault, both of Matthew. .Newmarket; three daughters, Mrs. She was a graduate of WachusettWilliam (Judy) Bentley and Miss Regional High School, Holden,Jean Archambeault, both of New- Mass., Class of 1965.For most of her

' market, and Mrs. Bradley (Jody) life she lived in Worcester and forBissel of Exeter; eight grandchil- the past year has lived in Newmar-dren; six' brothers, Raymond Chap- ket.

, man of Newfields, Arthur Chapman For several years she was a schoolof Exeter, Donald Chapman ~nd bus driver in Worcester and Charl-Bruce Chapman, both of Eppmg, ton. She was also employed at Im-Roy Chapman of Dover, and George ported Cars in Worcester.Chapman of Newmark(;!t; and many Recently she was employed as anieces apd nephews. . toll attendant at the Hampton Toll

A Mass of Christian burial w1l1be Plaza and was also employed atcelebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday at .~t. Market Basket in Portsmouth.Mary Church with the Rev. Phlbp Survivors include: a son, Paul J.Bruni celebrant. Burial will take Amentrout of Rydal, Ga.' two daugh-place in Calvary Cemetery, New- ters, Kimberly A. South 'of Newmar-market. ket and Heather L. Armentrout of. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 Newmarket; a grandson, Joshua Mi-and 1 to 9 p.m. today.at the Brisson chael South of Newmarket.and Kent Funeral Home, 41 ExeterSt., je~~~r~~t. FrieIIdI andrelativesareinvitedtocallonSun-

dayfrom7to9p.m.at theKent& PelczarFuner-Walter Archambeault alRome,41ExeterSt.,Newmarket.\'\~c . Gr~vesideServiceswillbe heldMondayat 1

NEWMARKET -. Walter J. Ar- p.m.m WorcesterCountyMemorialPark Pax-chambeault, 66, of Grant Road, died ton,Mass. 'today, August 28, at the Edgewood FlowersareacceptableorshouldfriendsdesireCentre, Portsmouth. donationsmaybemadein careofthefamilyto

Born Oct. I, 1923 in Newmarket, he assistinfuneralexpenses.was the son of Phillas and Emma .(Bnmo) Archambeault, and hadlived in Newmarket for 30years.

He was a World War II Army vet-eran. .

Formerly employed at HarmonShoe in Raymond, he started work-

; ing as a painter for John Stevens andthen for the Cheney Corp., beforestarting his own painting business.

Mr. Archambeault was a me~ber. of the Robert G. Durgin Amencan

Legion Post No. 67;and the LampreyAerie No. 1934 FOE, both of New-market.

The widower of Marion L. (Chap-man) Archambeault, who died in1983 he is survived by 5 sons; PeterR. of Epping, Edward L. of ~otting-ham, Walter J. Jr., of Barnngton,Raymond F. and Donald T., both ofNewmarket; 3 daughters, Mrs. JodyPohopek, Mrs. Judy Bentley andMrs. Jean Trial, all of Newmar~~t;11 grandchildren; a brother P~as(Felix) Archambeault of Newmar-Iult.

Calling hours are Wednesday from:I to 4: and 1 to 9 p.m. at Kent andPelcur Funera,l Home, 41 Exeter9t;. Newmarket.

Ametican Legion services will beIIeId at 1:30 at the funeral home.

A lIass of Christian burial will becelebrated Thursday at 10 a.m. fromSt. Mary's Church, with burial to fol-low at Calvary Cemetery, Newmar-ket.

Flowers are acceptable, memorialdonations may be made to AmericanCancer Society, C/O Sharon Page,Beecham Ext., Exeter, N.H., 03833.

Elizabeth Armentrout

~ r1~:r~.8) /qnMarjorie Atherton

NEWMARKET - Mrs. Marjorie(Smith) Atherton, 65, of Bay Roaddied early Sunday morning at herhome after a sudden illness.

Born in Stratham, she had residedin Newmarket for the past 46 years.Mrs. Atherton was formerly employedby the Roc:kingham Shoe Company,retiring 10 years ago.

She was a member of the New-market Community Church and wasthe widow of Forrest Atherton, whodied last year.

Members of her family include twosons, Richard L. Atherton and Bruce

f A. Atherton, both of Newmarket; sixgrandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Larry(Patience) Scott of Ft. Myers, Fla.;and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services for Mrs. Athertonwere conducted Sunday evening fromthe Brisson and Kent Funeral Homein Newmarket.

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NEWMARKET - Richard Ather~ton, 63, of Bay Road, died Monday',Aug. 5,1996, in Exeter.

A native of Newmarket, he spenthis entire life enjoying his family,friends and the outdoor lifestyle af-forded him at Great Bay. He was anavid hunter and fisherman and trulyrepresented what the Bay stands for.

When not hunting or fishing, heproudly worked for the TimberlandCo. for six years and was formerlyemployed by the Macallen Co. for 27years.

Survivors include his wife of 47years, Rachel (Ledoux) Atherton;two daughters, Robin (Atherton)Showkeir and Laurie Sue (Atherton)Maranda and her husband, John; ason, Richard Lee Atherton Jr. andhis wife, Karen; a brother, BruceAtherton; and six grandchildren,Tara and Tristan Showkeir, John andBen Maranda, and Jimmy and Phil-lip Atherton.

There will be no visiting hours.To honor hifn, a celebration of his life for fami-

ly and friends will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday atAdams' Point, located off Bay Road on DurhamPoint Road. Please follow signs.

In lieu of Bowers, the family requests memori-al donations be made to the Stewards at SlIIIdJPoint, care of Sandy Point Discovery Center, IIDepot Road, Stratham, N.H. 03885.This non-prof-it group works to preserve Great Bay and ensurethat generations to come can appreciate its beau-ty and bounty.

Richard AthertonNEWMARKET - RichardAther-

ton, 63, of Bay Road, died Monday,Aug. 5, 1996, in Exeter.

A native of Newmarket, he spenthis entire life enjoying his family,friends and the outdoor lifestyle af-forded him at Great Bay. He was anavid hunter and fisherman and trulyrepresented what the Bay stands for.

When not hunting or fishing, heproudly worked for the TimberlandCo. for six years and was formerlyemployed by the Macallen Co. for27 years.

Survivors include his wife of 40years, Rachel (Ledoux) Atherton;two daughters, Robin (Atherton)Showkeir and Laurie Sue (Atherton)Maranda and her husband, John; ason, Richard Lee Jr. and his wife,Karen; a brother, Bruce; and sixgrandchildren, Tara and TristanSkowkeir, John and Ben Maranda,and Jimmy and Phillip Atherton.

To honor him, a celebration of hislife for family and friends was heldAug. 11 at Adams' Point.

The family requests memorialdonations be made to the Stewardsat Sandy Point, c/o Sandy Point Dis-covery Center, 89 Depot Rd., Strat-ham, NH 03885. This nonprofitgroup works to preserve Great Bayand ensure that generations to comecan appreciate its beauty and bounty.

~~~~ ~~ .... N • ARKET-Robert H. AllItiIl,n, .( Olde Newmarket Village died'TburtJday, March I, 1984, at ..,.-woriIl-Douglass Hospital in Dover. -. Born Jan. 24. 1933. in Newfields,

the son of Albert. and Florence Aus-tin he had lived in Newfields untilm~ving to Newmarket 35years ago.

He was formerly employed in the-local shoe industry. -

.An Army veieran of the KoreanConflict, he was a mem~r of RobertG. Durgin Post No. 67, American Le-gion.

Survivors include two daughters,Miss Bonnie Austin and Miss Tawn-ya Austin, both of Newmarket; ason Robert M. Austin of Rochester;tw~ brothers, John Austin.of Lowell,Mass.; and Gerald Austin of Con-cord' a sister, Miss Mabel Austin ofPla~ville, Mass.; and several niecesand nephews.

Funeral services will be held at 1p.m. Saturday at the Brisson. andKent Funeral Home, 41 Exeter St.,Newmarket, with the Rev. ShaneEstes officiating. Burial will be inN~ _

William AudettePIITSFIELD - William J. Au-

dette, 93 died Saturday, April 5,1997, at the Concord Hospital fol-lowing a sudden illness.

Audette was born in Plaistow, theson of Joseph and ElizabethAudette,lived in Newmarket for many years,and had lived in Pittsfield for the past27 years.

He worked at the Portsmouth Na-val Shipyard as a nuclear inspectorfor over 35 years, retiring in 1970.

Audette was a member of OurLady of LouJ:des Church in Pittsfieldand a former member of the New-market fire Department, the New-market Elks and Eagles Clubs, andparticipated in many shipyard re-unions since his retirement.

He is survived by his wife of 27years, Irene (Paradis) Audette ofPittsfield; a son, William M.Audetteof Ft. Myers, Fla.; two daughters,Peggy Ann Chagnon of Pittsfield andMarjorie Bickford of Newmarket;two stepsons, Donald Raney of Pitts-field and Robert Raney of Loudon;a stepdaughter, Elaine Corchene ofPittsfield; 14 grandchildren; 29great-grandchildren; two sisters,Rose FuUer of$~tbOk:'andJMIr~';garet Myotte ofl!pping; nieces andnephews.

He was predeceased by first wifeMary (Barrett) Audette, who died in1969 and by two sons, RichardAudette and Robert Audette.

Rev. George Majka, pastor, cel-ebrated a mass of Christian burialApril 9 at our Lady of LourdesChurch.