Concord Monitor from Concord, New Hampshire • 4

i ft- I Deaths and Funerals Of IftJotie a a Stria arid Local News Briefs Joseph Fortin i Mitchell Cummings JACKSONVILLE FU -r Mitchell mings SI relative of area residents died Friday la SL Augtmtine Fla from injuries received in an automobile accident Bora in Concord be had lived In Seminole (or many years Ha graduated (ram Seminole High School in lf7l and entered the Navy shortly after graduating He was assigned to the Charles Adamsasa daas He leaves his father Richard 0 Cummings of Suspect Arrested In Rye Murder A 35-year-old man has been arrested In Florida in connection with the shooting death of a Marion Brown BOW Marion Brown of Woodhlll- Hooksett Road died Saturday at Concord Hospital Bora in Concord she had lived in the Concord and Bow areas for most of her Ufe She' was a member of the Bow Bog Meeting House Society a former member of the Bow Historical Society She leaves her husband Walter Brown of Bow a daughter Judith Johnson of Eagle River Alaska four sons Walter A Brown of Merrimack Douglas Brawn of Redondq Beach Calif Dennis Brown of Hastings Minn and Kimball Brown of 'Plattsburg NY IS grandchildren two greatgrandchildren her mother Nira Young of Concord and two nieces Services will be tomorrow at 3 pm at the Goodwin Funeral Home In Manchester The Rev Jotm Potter of the First Congregational Church will officiate Forrest Adams BRISTOL Forrest Adams 77 of West Shore Road died yesterday at Ms home Bon In North Haverhill he had lived in Bristol for 73 years He owned a construction company and was a dairy farmer He was a member of SL Timothy Church of Bristol He leaves his wife Mary (McCarty) Adams of Bristol two sisters Thdema Dufun of Tilton and Mena Tenon of Bristol a brother Farrington Adams of Bristol and several nieces and nephews A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated tomorrow at 10 am at SL Timothy Church Burial will be at a later date at Homeland Cemetery Calling hours are today hum 7 to pm at the Emmons Funeral Home The family requests flowers be omitted and suggestsmemorial contributions may be made to the Newfound Area Nursing Association Lake Street Bristol NORTH OXFORD Mass Joseph Edwin Fortin 76 of 67 Ennis Road formerly of Concord died Friday at the Providence Home in Worcester Mass Born in Concord he had lived there Many years before moving to North Oxford He leaves his wife Frances Sanford Fortin of North Oxford three sons Peter Fortin of Houston Texas Paul A Fortin of North Oxford and John Fortin of Worcester three sisters Doria Fortin of Boscawen Evelyn Scott of Concord and Eva White of Hudson Mass three brothers Paul Fortin of Johnston RI and Alfred Fortin and Philip FOrtln both of Concord four grandchildren and several nieces andnephews Memorial services were held today at SL Church In North Oxford Cremation will be ft Rural Cemetery in Worcester Burial of the ashes will be at a later date at Blossom HiU Cemetery in Concord The Pike Luther and Miller Funeral Home in Oxford Mass was In charge of arrangements of Palm Dale Calif his maternal nuts Arnold Stores and Arlene Starrs of Loudon and several aunts undes nephews and Thomu friragl has been charged with first-i pee murder in the death of Valerie Blair according to CoL Paul director of the state police said the unemployed Portsmouth laborer wu arrated Saturday night in Bradenton Fla where he was stopped an an mtentate highway bj local police and arrested for drunk and disorderly coqducL Faragi is being held far Bradenton on a charae of being a fugitive from iustice He is awaiting extramUon to New Hampshire sjiid said a search wanant for FhragTa apartment wu fasued Satraday night and officers seised a handgun which is being examined Police Hao seixed a 1X1 automobile which had ben owned by Fang! and since ookL State police and Rye detectives had been following Faragi since midweek O'Leary said and knew hswu in Florida had'tfridenee at that time but not enough to stop him from luring that state" said Rye Police Chief Walter Dockham said that much of the leads came from the intensive investigation Blair 34 wu found dead of multiple gunhot wounds to the head on March 11 Hek body wu discovered on the houlder of route 1A near Odiorae State Park in Rye Services will be Wednesday at 3 pm at (he i Congregational Church neRevJLnwnklin Parker will officiate Burial wUI be this spring at ML Hope Cemetery in Loudon Calling hours are tomorrow from 7 to I pm at the Hussey and Wiren Funeral Chapel RobertFowler BOW Military committal amices tor Robert Fowler 12 of Allen Road who died March 15 were held Saturday at Maplewood Cemetery in Norwich Conn The Rev Steven Lineback 'chaplain of the New London Submarine Base officiated The flag wu folded and presented to Mrs FOwler by members of the Naval delegation The Huaeey and Wiren Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements Two Killed In Plane Crash NORTH STRATFORD (AP) Two and two Iqjured yesterday Iq the nunin killedandtw Elsa A Jacobson NEW LONDON -Elu A Jacobson 64 of the William Clough Extended Care Center for-meriy of East Andover died Friday at the Center Bon in Gothenbugh Sweden she lived In East Andover for many years before moving to New London in 1S74 She had worked as a domestic cook She leaves a sister Gertrude Bonde of Wollaston Mass Burial will be at a later date at Quincy City John A Perry BARNSTEAD Services for John A Perry 4 of Emerson Road who died Tuesday were held Friday at the Perkins Flmeral Home In Pittsfield The Rev Charles Bentley pastor of the Advent Christian Church officiated Delegations were present hem the Advent Christian Church The American Legion Post and Post Auxiliary of Barnstead held a prayer service after the funeral Burial will be later this spring at Riverview Cemetery aslngie- ugine plane Njhedead I Louis Smith HOOKSETT Louis Smith 81 of 103 Vln-dale Road died yesterday at a Manchester Hospital Born in Milford he had lived in Medford Mass before moving to Hooksett eight years go- He had worked at the Globe Union Ctt before his retirement He leaves his wife Elizabeth (Frye) Smith of Hooksett two daughters Gertrude A Bailey of Everett Mase and Mary Severance of Hook-aett three sons Louis Smith of Hooksett Ernest Smith of Hyannis Mass and George Smith of East Boston Mass two sisters Gertrude Buckley of Peterborough and Esther of Milford 10 grandchildren and several nieces nephews anai cousins Ethel Munjn The HL Young and Co Memorial Home of Franklin is in charge of arrangements MALONE Services for Ethel Mur-xln 64 formerly of Loudon who died Tuesday were held Friday at the Loudon Congregational Church The Rev Otto Palmer and the Rev Franklin Parker officiated Burial will be later this spring at ML Hope Cemetery in Loudon The Hussey and Wiren Funeral Chapel was In charge of arrangements were identified David Hall 60 of White River Junction VL and Oliver Walker Miller Jr 06 of Windsor VL the piloL The two survivors both from Windsor VL were identified Lee McGranaghan 17 and Oliver Miller 13 Both were hoepltaliied with cuts and bruises They were listed in utisfactory condition in a Lancaster hospital Initially the dead men were believed to have been However officials later said the iwere uncertain Lawrence Curley said the white Cessna crashed at 3 pm in swamp new the Connecticut River State police uid the plane had tabu off from a private airfield in Bloomfield VL but the destination wssnX known Qiriey uid the older boy carried the younger one from the crash site i Services will be Wednesday at 10:30 am at the Goodwin Funeral Home in Manchester Burial win be In the family lot at Pine Grove Cemetery in Manchester Calling hours are tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to I pm at the funeral home Fermor II Moscaritolo Services for Fermor Moscaritolo 66 of 71 Manchester SL who Med Tuesday were held Friday at the First Baptist Church TheRevy Walters Holder and the Rev Keith Thompson officiated 1 followed i I at Blossom HIU Cemetery Hosanna Wescomb BOW Rosanna Wescomb 73 of Route 3-A died Saturday at the Catholic Medical Center in Manchester The Boutwell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements which are incomplete at this time Mildred Davis Partridge SALISBURY Mildred Davis Partridge 65 of Whlttemore Road died Saturday at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital after- a long Ill- Delegations were present from the New Hampshire State Hospital and the First Baptist Church Bearers were Louis Floyd Steven Hummel Christopher Wells and Jeffrey Wells The Hussy and Wiren Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements EvaF Craigue Eva (tessard) Craigue 70 of 50 North Main SL died Saturday at a local nursinghome Bora in Franklin she had lived in Concord1 most of her life" She had worked at the Reed-Toof Laundry many years and had worked at the former Britts Department Store before her retirement In 1371- She leaves two daughters Frances TlrreU of Concord and Eleanor McJuary of Penacook a son Richard Craigue Sr of Concord She was a member of the North Sutton Church She leaves her husband Alvin Partridge of Salisbury a daughter' June of Nevada MonL three sons Arthur Partidge of Ack worth David Partridge of Canaan and Walter Partridge Of North Sutton a sister Bertha Fredericks of Claremont a brother Frank Davis of North Sutton IS grandchildren three greatgrandchildren and several nieces nephews and cousins Memorial services will be tomorrow at 3 pm at the North Sutton Church Burial will be at a later date at Millwood Cemetery in Sutton There are no calling hours Memorial contributions may be made to the New Hampshire Cancer Society 10 grandchildren great-grandchildren several nieces and nephews Services are tomorrow at 11 am at the Waters Funeral Home The Rev Donald Jennings pastor of the First Congregational Church will officiate Burial will be at Blossom Hill Cemetery Calling hours are today from 3 to 4 and 7 to I pm at the funeral home and' JO James Ramsey James Ramsey 71 of 210 East Side Drive died yesterday at Concord Hospital Bora in Colebrook ha had lived In Concord for years He had worked for New England Wephone Co as a construction foreman for 3S years before his retirement in 19M He was a member of the Evening Star Masonic Lodge of Colebrook and the First Congregational Church of Concord He leaves Ms wife Anne (Bohan) Ramsey of Concord and a son James Ramsey of Concord Services will be Wednesday at 3 pm at the First Congregational Church The Rev Donald Jennings pastor will officiate 1 Burial will be at a later date at Village Cemetery in Colebrook Colling hours are tomorrow from 7 to 4 and 7 to! pm at the Waters Funeral Home Memorial services with the Biasing Star Masonic Lodge of Concord will be held tomorrow at 7:30 pm at the funeral home The family requests flowers be omitted and suggests memorial contributions may be made to the Concord Regional Visiting Nurses Association I Loudon Road Concord 03301 or to the Sarah Levebvre Sarah (Daridaon) Levebvre 54 of 107 Ftaher-vllle Road died Saturday at Concord Hospital after a sudden Illness Born In Haverhill she had lived in Concord for most of her life She worked for the New Hampshire Hospital as a psychiatric aide for the last 35 years She was a member of the VFW auxiliary 8f Concord She leaves a daughter Dolores A Goicord of Fenacook four sons Jooenh Levebvre of Penacook Daniel Colcord of Penacook John Levebvre of Concord and nomas Goicord of Concord two sisters Maty Rankin of Saco Maine and Maiy Watson two brothers Perley Davidson of Lisbon and Clifford Jameson of Westbrook Maine and several nieces and nephews Services will be Wednesday at 10 am at the Waters Funeral Home iOiiQiiiiOiiOiiPi MONUMENTS MARKERS 1 CEMETERY LETTERING CLEANING SAMPSON MEMORIAL CO M5t Ptnocook Tel 75346694 Mary Whiteside Services for Mary Whiteside 13 of Maitland SL who died March 14 were held Saturday at the Phillips Chapel of the Wesley United Methodist Church The Rev James Batton pastor officiated Graveside services will be Wednesday at 11 am at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Pompano Beach Fla The Bennett Funeral Home is in charge of The Rev Charles Close pastor of the Immanuel Community Church will officiate Burial will foUow at Blossom Hill Cemetery First Congregational TChurch Washington Concord 03301 Street! 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