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Graduates Class of 1920 |
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| Evelyn Elizabeth Blake | Berla Mae Bovard | Carl Alfred Clark |
| Mary Anita Clarke | Norman Ernest Cobb | Gertrude Lincoln Cox |
| Leon Franklin Densmore | Allen Trafton Dresser | Michael Joseph Driscoll |
| Alice Lillian Dwelley | Mary Helen Fleming | Max Robertson Gregory |
| Ruth Winifred Groves | Edith Mills Hanington | Bessie Helen Hanson |
| Nellie Florence Haycock | Leslie Stuart Lane | Charlotte Louise Lello |
| Lydia Margaret LeSuer | Gladys Louise Lowther | Mary Mabel McGarrigle |
| Margaret Elizabeth McKinney | Helen Elizabeth McNeill | Mildred Alice Noble |
| Alice Beatrice Noonan | Madeline Gertrude Phelan | Grace Madeline Scott |
| Vera Madalin Seelye | Katherine Inez Tupper | Charles Unobskey |
| Norman Francis Walker | Mary Agnes Welch | Mary Woodside |
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Evelyn Blake Evelyn E. (Blake) Sprague, 93,
died at Freeport Nursing Home. Born Calais daughter of James & Evelyn Mae
(Gibson) Blake, Graduated Calais Academy class 1920, from Lawrence General
School of Nursing Class of 1923 in Lawrence MA. She married Calvin Philip Sprague
in 1927. Lived Alston MA then moved to Princeton 1952, to Augusta, retiring in
1956. Member of Princeton Grange, Taught
home nursing with Red Cross in WWII. Predeceased by husband Philip who died
1971. Survived by daughter Mrs. Richard (Margery) Dreselly of Brunswick, sister
Mrs. Frank (Beulah) Robe Sr. of Panama City FL, grand son Philip Pierce,
Columbia MD. She was buried in Princeton. [Provided by Thelma Eye
Brook] Leon Densmore Obituary [Provided by Thelma Eye Brooks] Bessie Hanson Gibson, 99, died Jan. 19, 2001, at the Camden Health Care Center after a brief illness. She was born in Calais, a daughter of Busby Leeman and Amanda Wilcox Hanson, and attended Calais schools. She graduated with honors from Calais Academy in 1920. She married John Edward Gibson and lived for many years in the Rangeley region. She moved to Wakefield, Mass., where she worked as a dietician's assistant in the Wakefield school system. She lived in the North Berwick and Sanford area, and since 1991 had been a resident of St. Marks Home for Women in Augusta. Mrs. Gibson was a member of the First Congregational Church of Wakefield and participated in fund-raising activities for church programs. She was active in creating parent-teacher associations in Wakefield. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, the Anchor Club, a railroad Masonic organization in which her husband was an officer, and the First Congregational Church of North Berwick, where she participated in the Ladies Guild and Plus Ultra Club. She crafted items for the church's annual fair. Her interests included reading, gardening, crocheting, knitting and playing Scrabble. She is survived by a son, John W. Gibson of Camden; a nephew, Robert D. Robbins of Largo, Fla.; two nieces, Betty Lou Traynor of Gorham and Pauline Hanson of Florida; and a grandniece, Martha Steeves of Westford, Mass. No services are yet scheduled. From the Portland Press Herald, provided by Sharon Howland. Charlotte
Lello
Blumenthol
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