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HILLSBOROUGH: Samuel Bradley High Honors, Ra-chel Carter High Honors, Christopher Cover Honors, Tuck-er Cutter Highest Honors, Susan Durling Highest Honors, Troy Ellis Honors, Lilly Haley Highest Honors, Carly Ireland Honors, Alexa LoMonaco High Honors, Sarah Naroian High Honors, Robert O'Mara Honors, Samantha Pearson High-est Honors, Jayne Segedy Highest Honors,

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Sold: real estate transfersHANCOCK• 114 Bonds Corner Road; land and building; $190,000; Ernest A. and Nancy P. Adams to Aaron T. and Christine F. Bryer.

HENNIKER • 8 Route 114; land and building; $l00t,000 Lance Moolton to Daniell Bisonnette • 398 Tanglewood Drive; land and building; $196,000; Cullerot Realty Trust to andrea and Joseph Axne• 265 Rush Road; land and building; $194,000; Craig and Mi-chelle Landcastle, to Mark Philbert • 185 Patch Road; land and building; $132.000; Bruce Elliott to Justin Fitzgerald and Others • 79 Depot Hill Road; land; , $300,000; RR Depot LLC to New England College • Patterson Hill Road; land , and building; $375,000; Troy McLaughlin and others to Jack Miller

HILLSBOROUGH • 3 Raven Head Lane; land and building; $127,000; Ten Point Partners LLC to Heather and James Hock • 102 Whitney Road; land and building; $204,000; Cynthia and Matthew Feiden to Stacey Richard • 12 Hillside St.; land and building;' $221,667; Robert Denutte to Joshua Robert • W. Main St.; land and building; $128,333; Lou Ann and Robert Rousseau to Erik Hagstrom Trust • 19 Blair Ave.; land and building; $139,933; Robert Bethel Sr. to Scott Vanvooren • 835 Blair Ave.; land and building; $107 ,000; Ameriquest Mortgage Securities to Richard Beard . • 547 Second NH Turnpike; land and bUilding; $165,000; Mat-thew Dupree to Joseph andKimberly Boudreau III • 262 East Washington Road; land and building; $135,000; Joseph Horak to Roger and Susan Shamel • Windsor Road; land; $20,000; Kenneth Matthews to Domin-ick and Casey Sweet Valenti • 11 Hall Road; land,and building; $25,000; Joseph Belanger, to Edward Egan • 54 Church St.; land and mobile home; $148,000; Harold and Lillian Titcomb to Scott and Cathy Bennett • Old Henniker Road; land and building; $230,000; Robert Ploettner to Barretts Mobile Home Park • 121 Mary Rowe Drive; land and building; $125,000; Jason French to John Pearl • 7 Hoyt Lane; land and building; $52,000; Rosemarie Smith to Paris and Kim Wells. • Stonebridge Cooperative; mobile home; $28,533; Kevin Leroux to Carolyn Allen

HOPKINTON • 77 Eagle Lane; land and building;$345,000; David Uimatain-en to James and Deborah Rivers • Josylvia Lake; land and building; $5,000; Ruth White to

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Sold: real estate transfersJames Robert and Kay Myers Harman • 371 Farm Road; land and building; $595,000; Cornelius and Helen Harrington Jr. to Edith Menkart • Pine St.; land and building; $129,000; Wayne Graves and oth-ers to Cynergies Real Estate Holdings• 280 Rollins Road; land and building; $410,000; Scott and Marcella MacKenzie to Robert Joseph and Anile Gordon Chehade • Moran Road; land and building; $420,000; Judy Bacon and others to Binney Walls Trust• Main Street; land and building; $70,000; Larry Fortier to James and Pamela Fortier • 10 Checkerberry Lane; land and building; $288,000; Mary Townsend to Beniamin and Kristen St. Pierre • Londonderry Turnpike; land and building; $294,533; Leigh and Renee MacNeil to David Canfield and others

LEMPSTER• Kalervo A. & Patricia L. Heino to Christopher S. & Erin E. Allen, land and buildings at 307 Lempster St., $110,000.

NEW LONDON • No address given; land; $180,000; Viggo and Glenda Carstensen Trust to Matthew McClay • Everett Park; land; $251,000; Angelo and Beverly Zampieri to Francis and Denise Olson • Little Sunapee Road; land and building; $1,325,000; Marion Louise Wigdor Trust to Lenny Dorr Trust • 19 Knights Hill Road; land; $275,000; Francis and Denise Olson to Brad Bunker • 16 Fairway Lane; condo; $265,000; Gail Brown to David Brown • 457 Seamans Road; land and building; $254,933; Anne Hall Trust and others to Timothy Paradis and others• Pleasant Lake; land and building; $880,000; Kenzie Lobacz and others to John Kelly and Kathleen Robinson • No address given; land and building; $100,000; New Hamp-shire Investment to Alan Jr. and Paul Mathewson • Unit 79 Hilltop Place Cluster Four; condo; $210,000; Karen Hoglund to Nancy Springsteen • 353 Main St.; land and building; $755,000; Leroy Johnson to New London Hospitality • Unit 39 Hill top; Two; condo; $116,000 William and Susan Rowett Jr. to Sean and Cecilia Murphy • 64 Little Sunapee Road; land and building; 185,000 Linda Hansberry Friedlander 1990 Trust to Kimberty and Jeremy Bonin • 358 Stoney Brook Road; land; $305,000 Barbara Simons Trust to Christopher and Meghan Scarpa • 712 Wilmot Center Road; land and building; $495,000 Srian Maloney Trust and others to Eleftheria Marotos-Aier and others • No address given; land; $311,000; Dag and Kristen Lidbeck to Michael and Marie Heneghan.

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Events: community Bulletin BoardSATURDAY AUGUST 20ANTRIM MOVIE: Screening at the Antrim Town Hall: The award-winning documentary film, WINDFALL, will be shown free to the public in Antrim on Fri., August 19 and Sat., August 20. Now circulating at film festivals around the world and not yet in general distribution, Antrim has been fortunate to obtain a copy of WINDFALL directly from the filmmaker, Laura Israel. Doors open at 7:15. SRK GREENWAY HIKE: In Andover, the Balanced Rock Loop from Proctor Academy to the new Bulkhead Trail. 4 mi. (D) Lee Carvalho, 735-5719. Please contact the leader a day before to get details on start time and location. Bring water, sun screen, hat, and a snack. (E) is Easy. (M) is Moderate. (D) is Difficult.GREENFIELD TRAIN SHOW: The Greenfield Historical Society is having a Train Show from 10a.m. - 4p.m. at the Greenfield Meeting House on Forest Road. There will be food served all day. In the morning coffee, muffins, and cookies and in the afternoon hot dogs, soda, water, chips, and cookies. Admission is by donation. All proceeds will go toward the barn that the society is building.WILMOT TOWN WIDE YARD SALE: Sign up now at the town office, 9 Kearsarge Valley Rd., Wilmot. To benefit the Wilmot Playground. HAZARDOUS WASTE/MEDICINE COLLECTIONS: New London Public Works Garage, 184 South Pleasant St., New London, from 9 a.m. - noon. DEWEY BEACH BASH: Dewey Beach in Sunapee from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Free event with land games such as volleyball, wiffle-ball and a sand castle contest. Don't miss out on the big splash competition. A great way to say goodbye to the Beach Staff and to share summer memories with new and old friends.

SUNDAY AUGUST 21SECOND HALF OF LIFE: Deering Community Church, Deering, Rt. 149, Sunday, 11:15 to 12:15. You are invited to a special Forum:"Second Half of Life", presented by Louise F. Cyr, Professor Emerita, University of Maine.Professor Cyr will introduce the "Eight Gates of Wisdom" that are essential to living fully during this next part of the journey. These universal gates initiate us from midlife into our wisdom years. All are welcome.YARD SALE: Contoocook Valley Republican Commit-tee Yard Sale, Saturday, September 17, 9-2, 689 Rush Rd. Henniker.SRK GREENWAY HIKE: Walk historic Old Province Road on forest and town roads to South Sutton and Old Home Day songs and picnic lunch. 3.5 mi. (E), Sue Reel, 927-4920. Please contact the leader a day before to get details on start time and location. Bring water, sun screen, hat, and a snack. (E) is Easy. (M) is Moderate. (D) is Difficult.WILMOT OLD HOME DAY: The 2011 program in WIlmot Center begins with a 10:30a.m. church service led by Rev-erend Duane Bailey at The First Congregational Church on North Wilmot Rd., off of Route 4A, followed by a "Bring Your Own" picnic lunch at noon, a music medley concert at 1 p.m. by the "Kearsarge Community Band." ANTRIM FARMERS MARKET: 10am to 2pm in the parking lot of Place in the Woods Trading Post 128 Con-cord St. Antrim. Seasonal items will include baked goods, berries, produce, honey, meat, poultry, eggs, plants, yarn, fiber and other agricultural products. Space open for new vendors. Chicken Swaps to be included 2 Sundays a month. Call 603-588-2446 for more details.NEWPORT CONCERTS: The Shana Stack Band today's hot new country music and more.

TUESDAY AUGUST 23AUCTION DONATIONS ACCEPTED: The Newbury Fire Dept. will accept items for its Aug: 28 auction at the sta-tion. Call 763-4403 to arrange for pick up if needed. MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Grantham Recreation Park off Route 10 from 6 - 8 p.rn., free, Tuesdays in August. This week: Jim Hollis. Free popcorn and kids craft at 6 p.m., hot dogs, chips and drinks for sale, and an ice cream social is available for a small fee at 7p.m. BOOK SALE: Richards Free Library, Main St., Newport. The sale begins at 9a.m. with a special preview at 8a.m. for Friends of the Richard's Library. In addition to books, videos, DVDs, CDs and other related items, the library is holding a Cookie Walk. The library is seeking donations of homemade cookies, please call the library at 863-3430 for drop offs. Also, Luncheon on the Library Porch, a favorite of attendees, is being provided by the Library Trustees. In addition, the Children's Tent will have expanded activities. Admission is free. ANTRIM SENIOR TRIP: Senior trip to the seacoast area to visit Moonlight Meadery, Sweet Baby Vineyard, and lunch at Newick's Lobster House on Thursday, August 25th. Sign-up deadline August 23rd at the senior center in the Presbyterian Church. Bus fare $10.00 for residents, $12.00 for non residents. For more information call 588-2209.WHITE BIRCH PROGRAM: Picnic on the Beach at Great Island Commons, New Castle, NH. Bring your camera, cards, Cribbage or Scrabble board, walking shoes, suntan lotion, book, radio and folding chair for a relaxing day at the beach. We'll pack the lunch. We'll probably stop at the gardens in Portsmouth as well as Johnson's Dairy Bar on the way north. For information or to make a reservation

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Events: community Bulletin Boardcontact Pat or Heather at 428-3077. HENNIKER CONCERT: Henniker Summer Concert Series presents Jeff Dearborn and the Contoocook Blues Society, an upbeat Chicago style blues-band, Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, 7p.m., FREE. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24HOPKINTON CONCERT: The Hopkinton Town Band performs every Wednesday at 7p.m. at the Jane Lewellen Bandstand in downtown Contoocook. Bring your lawn chair or blanket.SUNAPEE CONCERT: August 24th Shana Stack Band (A high-energy/high-impact show featuring multi-na-tional award winning vocalist, Shana Stack. The six-piece band focuses on Top 40 Country, Southern Rock, and originals by lead and backup singer and guitarist, Ed Leavitt. From 7-9p.m.SATURDAY AUGUST 27POT LUCK SUPPER: at 6:00 and Nature Presentation at 7:00 in Sherwood Hall at the Deering Community Church. Sponsored by The Deering Association. The public is cordially invited to participate. Presentation: The Nature of New Hampshire by Bill Nichols, Senior Ecologist/State Botanist with the NH Natural Heritage Bureau.

WEARE BOOK & BAKE SALE: The Weare Library Book and Bake Sale will be held from 9:00am-2:00pm at the Weare Town Hall. There will be a preview sale for Weare Library card members only on Friday, August 26th, from 6:00-8:00. You must present a library card for admission. All proceeds from this annual sale will benefit the Weare Library and its programs. The Friends are accepting clean, gently used books for the sale until August 22nd. These may be dropped off at the library during library hours. For further information please call the library at 529-2044.SRK GREENWAY HIKE: Aug 27 (Sat): Family Ramble on Bog Mountain, Wilmot. Bring youngsters for a fun walk in woods with great views. 3 mi. (E) Andy Hager, 526-2846. Please contact the leader a day before to get details on start time and location. Bring water, sun screen, hat, and a snack. (E) is Easy. (M) is Moderate. (D) is Difficult.YARD & BAKE SALE: Cookbooks from 8a.m. - 2p.m. Benefit Purling Beck Hall, 2278 East Washington Rd Washington For a space Call 495-3186.WEARE OLD HOME DAY: will be held Saturday August 27th from 9am-4pm at the Stone Building in the town center. There will be handcrafters all day and lots of food, activities and music for the whole family. A Tae

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Events: community Bulletin BoardSUMMER BAND CONCERT: Elkins Bandstand from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. featuring the Fondtones. Sponsored by the Scytheville-Elkins Sesquicentennial Association. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in the King Solomon's Lodge Masonic Hall. NEWBURY FIRE DEPT. AUCTION: The animal fund- raiser begins at 11a.m, at the station. Great bargains and lunch from the grill. ltems to donate? Drop off Saturday. BENEFIT AUCTION: The Fens Historic Estate and Gar-dens, Newbury, from 5-8 p.m. An elegant extraviganza under a majestic tent on the lovely Fens Rose Terrace with music, open bar and hearty hors d'oeuvres. Come prepared to bid high on irresistible one-of-a-kind live and silent auction items and fabulous fine art by the area's premier artists. Reservations requested: $60 per person on or before Aug 21; $75 August 22 or after.

TUESDAY AUGUST 30WHITE BIRCH PROGRAM: Lowell Canal Boat Trip. We will take advantage of the canal tour at the Lowell National Park in Lowell MA. We'll travel the entire length of the historic Pawtucket Canal, through Lower Locks into the Swamp Locks and Guard Locks then on to the Merrimack River. For information or to make a reservation

contact Pat or Heather at 428-3077.WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31SUNAPEE CONCERT: N.O.B. (Nick’s Other Band) a classic rock n' roll band playing music from Mo-town to Van Morrison, from the B-52s to Los Lonely Boys. 7-9p.m. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10CONTRA DANCE: The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the Nelson Second Saturday Contra Dance on September 10th, featuring caller Mary DesRosiers, fiddler Rodney Miller, Sarah Bauhan playing flute and whistle and Gordon Peery on piano. Dancing begins at 8:00p.m., with a short workshop beforehand. Beginners and singles are welcome. Admission is $8 or $6 for students and seniors. The dance takes place in the historic Town Hall in Nelson. TALENT & SERVICE AUCTION: 6:30p.m. Offering services and craft items in addition to gift certificates and products from area businesses. Light refreshments will be served. Hillsboro United Methodist Church.ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Join energy efficiency expert Don LaTourette at the Tucker Free Library at 10am to learn more about how your home uses & wastes energy. He will discuss how your home operates as an energy system, give you hints that will help you lower your

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Henniker Youth Theatre was named one of sixteen 9/11 Remembrance Grant winners by generationOn, an international service organization for youth. The grant will cover the costs of rehearsing, renting the Henniker Community Center for a reading of a new play titled, 9/11 Students Remember. The play will be presented at 2 pm on Sunday, September 11th and will be followed by a reception and Q & A. This event is open to the public.

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written by students after 9/11. Some of these students were as young as six and others were in college. These comments include memories of students directly affected by 9/11 (some of whom lived and went to school in the shadows of the Twin Towers) as well as memories of students who lived a world away from the tragedy. For the Henniker presentation we’ll be adding comments from our own actors—including some who were not alive on 9/11 but have studied the event or learned about it from others.

Youth Theatre presents "9/11 Students Remember"

On July 31st, WWII B-17 pilot Bob Gefvert, 89, of Hillsborough traveled to Stowe, VT to pilot a restored WWII-era plane, an advanced trainer (AT-6)--the single-engine version of a plane (AT-7) that he flew in 1945. The opportunity came through an organization called History Flight that is working even after all these years to locate MIA servicemembers from WWII. Courtesy Photo.

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedGeorge B. Merrill

ANTRIM - George Bernard Merrill passed away on August 14, 2011 at Monad-nock Community Hospital in Peterbor-ough, NH.

He was born in Boston, MA, on May 12, 1937. He was the son of the late Francis Merrill and Bertha Merrill.

Survivors include his 5 daughters Darlene McCray, Linda Halligan and her husband Michael Halligan, Lisa Marshall and her husband Frank Marshall, Susan Merrill, and Terri Merrill; grandchildren, Alicia Marshall, Frank Marshall, Shawna Marshall, Kenny Halligan, Cory Halligan, and Chris Halligan; great-grandchildren, Aidan and Ava; also several nieces and nephews.

S. Patricia Diemond BENNINGTON - S. Patricia Diemond,

age 93, of 18 Pierce Hill Road, Bennington, died peacefully in Peterborough on Sun-day, August 14. She has lived in Benning-ton since 1974.

Pat was born in Barre, MA, on January S, 1918 and lived her early years in West Peterborough.

She leaves behind her husband, Joe, daughter, Nadine, and son, Joel and his wife, Susie of Millbrook, NY; grandson Jed Diemond and his wife Josephine and their daughter Gabriella of Arlington, VA; granddaughter Risa Arbolino, her husband Jamie, their son Jonah and daughter Clara of Silver Spring, MD; her sister Helen Pa-

quet of Miami, FL; and numerous nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu-tions may be made to Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center.

George James JanasNEWPORT - George James Janas, 70,

of Newport, passed away Friday, Aug. 12, 2011, at home with his family. He was born Sept. 14, 1940, in Passaic, NJ.

He leaves his wife, Jill Jeffrey Janas of Newport; his son, George J. Janas, and his wife, Sheila, of Newport; his daughters, Priscilla E. Janas, of Aspen, CO, and Re-becca Osgood and her husband, Matthew, of Unity; his grandchildren, Jessica Kiblin, Katie Kiblin, Justina Janas, Alex Janas, Cody Osgood, Emmalee Osgood, Emma Marie Branch, Victor Ronnie Branch and Bo James Melton. He also leaves his sister, Priscilla Oliver of Ithaca, NY, and his brother, Robert Janas of Beaufort, SC; brother-in-law, Edward Jeffrey of Balti-more, MD; his sister-in-laws, Grace Jeffrey Nelson of Gulfport, FL, and Bristol, NH, Diane Jeffrey of Bridgewater, NH, Elsa Tower of Rutland, VT, Shirley Jeffrey of Jena, LA, and his dearest friend, Bob Park-man. George also leaves numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank M. and Molly (Mellon) Janas.

Donations in George's memory may be made to the Croydon First Congregational Church DCC, 29 Croydon Turnpike Road,

Croydon, NH 03773; or Lake Sunapee Re-gion VNA & Hospice Service, 107 Newport Road, New London, NH 03257.

Marie-Louise Goodwin FRANCESTOWN - Marie-Louise

Theresa Goodwin, 87, of 440 Russell Sta-tion Road, died Aug. 15, 2011, doing what she loved, vacationing at the beach with her daughters. She was born in Somers-worth; the daughter of Joseph and Yvonne (Plante) Boucher.

She was predeceased by her husband, Richard V. Goodwin; one son, Richard R. Goodwin; one sister, Yvonne D. Roy; and two brothers, Joseph Boucher and Louis Boucher. She is survived by seven daughters, June Rolon and her husband, Emerito, of Weare; Linda Ranahan and her husband, Bill of Weare, Donna Good-win of Pembroke, Celeste Sage and her husband, Dan, of Concord, Lisa Stewart and her husband, Kris, of Francestown, Carolyn Peetz and her husband, Thomas, of Concord, Karen Wallace and her hus-band, Gary, of Bedford; 25 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren.

Sara Lucinda StoneALBANY, IN - Sara Lucinda, Stone,

68, a Peterborough resident passed away Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, following a brief illness. Ms. Stone was the daughter of Rob-ert Verne Stone and Mary Louise (Bell) Stone of Albany, IN.

Survivors include a sister, Elizabeth Ann (Stone) Baldwin of Centennial, CO;

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Richard G. "Dick" RankinWAXAHACHIE, TX - Richard G.

"Dick" Rankin, 72, a longtime Newbury resident, passed away peacefully Friday, Aug. 12, 2011, in Waxahachie, TX, with his daughter and son-in-law, Trish and Gene Spaziani, at his side. Born April 1, 1939, in Westerly, RI, Dick was the only child of the late Roy and Charlotte (Rigby) Rankin.

He is survived by the mother of his children, Alexandra Rankin of Auburn, ME; and his daughters, Debra Ann Marr and her husband, Ron, of Thomaston, ME, Dawn Bozogan and her husband, Alan, of Newport, DoriLynn Ruman and her husband, Stephen, of Greene, Maine, Tricia Spaziani and her husband, Gene, of Waxahachie, TX and Charlotte A. Rankin of Goshen.

Tristin C. RoyCROYDON - Tristin C. Roy, 32, be-

loved wife and mother, died Wednesday Aug, 10, 2011 from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident while cycling on Route 10 in Croydon. Tristin was born in Manchester on Aug. 25, 1978, daughter of Timothy L. and Wendy (Vachon) Carter. Survivors, in addition to Danny and Erika, include her parents, Tim and Wendy Carter of Windham; her paternal grandfa-ther, Benjamin C. Carter of Webster; her brother, Tyler L. Carter of Lowell, MA; her in-laws, Glenn and Mary Roy of Windsor,

MA; a sister-in-law, Jennifer Leighfield, and her husband, Jed, of Lancaster; an uncle, Dan Vachon, and his wife, Mary, of Ashland; and six aunts.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Erika Geneva-Roy Education-al Fund, Jennifer Leighfield, 78 Packard St. Lancaster, MA 01523.

Arthur G. Jillette, Jr.GOSHEN - Arthur G. Jillette, Jr., died

Thursday, Aug. 4 at New London Hospital after a long struggle with emphysema.

He was born in Malden, MA on May 1, 1937 to Arthur and Esther (Peachey) Jillette.

He is survived by his first wife, Janet Downs White of Concord; and son, Joseph Arthur Jillette of Durham; his second wife, Beatrice Miriam Jillette of Goshen, and step-children Grace Hopkins of Hudson, Andrew Hopkins of Pomfret, VT and Timothy Hopkins of Franklin; his brother, David Jillette, his wife, Willine, and their son, James; step-sister, Grace Ellis of Leb-anon; step-niece, Beatrice Blais, and her husband, Jason, and their children, Erin and Nathan; numerous Jillette nieces and nephews and their children; grandchildren Nicole, Caitlin, Daniel, Carolyn, Justin and Colby Hopkins; and great-grandchildren Ada Hopkins and Damien Long.

The family requests that donations in his memory be made to: The Olive G. Pettis Library, PO Box 57, Goshen, NH 03752; The Upper Valley Humane Society,

Old Route 10, Enfield, NH 03748 or The Friends of Mount Sunapee, PO Box 199, Georges Mills, NH 03751.

Florence B. Jarest PETERBOROUGH - Florence B. Jarest,

88, of Old Street Road, died Aug. 15, 2011, at Pheasant Wood Health Care and Rehabilita-tion Center.

She was born July 23, 1923, in Waits River VT, to the late Edgar L. and Marion (Turner) Bigelow.

Her husband of 46 years; Octave J. Jar-est, died Jan. 29, 2000. Her family includes two sons, Dwight D. Jarest and his wife, Ru-elle, Ted L. Jarest, and his wife, Melissa, all of Peterborough; a daughter, Faith Jarest of Jaffrey; and seven grandchildren. She was predeceased by her sister, Elsie M. Keefe in January 2008.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Peterborough United Methodist Church, 43 Concord St., Peterborough 03458, or to the American Diabetes Association, 249 Canal 51, Manchester 03101 to help educate seniors living with diabetes.

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