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High Honors Grade 9: Eryn Bennetter, Robert Blouin, Kyle Booker, Justin Bowen, Mikayla Caterino, Erin Gagne, Molly Glover, Samuel Jones, Chloe Labrie, Erin Loc, Warren Quinlan, Tian Quinn, Alyssa Robichaud, Erin Scott, Brooke Shatney, Alycia Silva, Lauren Spooner, Darla Testino, Rachel Weidman, Kaycee Wilson.

Honors: Jeremy Aubin, Cassidy Bechtle, Cody Bodner, Jack Brown, Cole Brunstad, Adriana Bumford, Madeline Clancy, Jessica Corbett, Brandon Diaz, Jocelyn Dimond, Jacob Fitts, Theodore Flanders, Felicia Frechette, Molly Guay, Hannah Hagan, Dane Hallee, Samuel Hammond, Jack Hanlon, Griffin Higginbottom, Rachel Keon, Noah Lacasse, Courtney Loiselle, Isaiah Lovering, Heather Maguire, Stephanie Marion, Rebecca McLaughlin, Drew McQuarrie, Danny Morse Jr., Ryan Nelson, Brittany Ouellet, Noah Payeur, Nicholas Perdikes, Taylor Pike, Allison Ploof, Benjamin Richard, Kaya Rossetti, Garrick Roy, Jevanie Semerzier, William Shattuck, Abigail Shepherd, Alexa Silva, Alexis Slade, Brianna Stacy, Adam Tower, Robert Yelle Jr, Kayleigh Zervos.

High Honors Grade 10: Kayla Archambault, Victoria Bamford, Lindsey Brown, Kelsey Dobbins, Hannah Erskine, Benjamin Fatcheric, Margaret Gordon, Nancy Gregory, Allison Grenier, Jason In-nerfield, Madeline Ishak, Hazel Johnstone, Samantha LaLiberte, Sawyer Lemay, Megan McNally, Amanda Nikias, Baylie Phinney, Andrew Porter, Alexander Sokoloski, Ethan Tew, Benjamin Trumble.

Honors: Angela Beeso, Nicole Beeso, Corbin Beliveau, Jacob Blanchette, Deeanna Boisvert, Joseph Boucher, Roland Bowie, Elizabeth Brandt, Kyle Clements, Tammi Compagna, Kira Durgin, Hunter Eastman, Courtney Flaherty, Kylee Frink-Kendrick, Danielle Galli, Ryan Gordon, Abbey Greene, Micaela Hopkins, Jacob Kezar, Savannah Labounty, Cody Ledoux, Brittany Lepage, Mykala Luk, Ethan Maskiell, Aedan McCarron, Steven Medvetz, Hannah Nelson, Carissa Paradis, Jack Rogers, Denali Smith, Alexis Turner, Sydney Vajgrt, Karleigh Waldron, Katherine Waligura, Martha Ward, Yvonne Wheeler, Madelyn Widger, Bella-Rose Zarrella, Katie Zintel.

High Honors Grade 11: Miranda Arris, Riley Boss, Michael Caplan, Jacob Goldsberry, Savan-nah Goulet, Jacqueline Kilar, Jillian Kilar, Kyle Kolehmainen, Eric Loc, Brandon Lombard, Madalyn Lover, Michael Metcalf, Jessie Osgood, Mackenzie Peacock, Emily Remillard, Samuel Richard, Theresa Richard, Megan Rowe, Janelle Roy, Nicholas Widmann.

Honors: Ashley Becker, Jessica Bighinatti, Anna-lise Blouin, Brenden Bluteau, Johnathan Brown, Ali-yah Browne, Mason Brunelle, Tyler Caswell, Haleigh Chapman, Lindsey Dutton, Drew Grattan, Anthony Hammond, Crystal Handy, Lyndsay Kenney, Stacy Kenney, Thomas Keon, Tessa Ledoux, Hunter Lemay, Donovan Lofaro, Catherine McComish, Matthew McFall, Casey Morrison, Brian Mullen, Hailey Nase, Elizabeth Palmisano, Alexander Patten, Casey Poirier, Charlotte Russell, Kyle Russell, James Smugereski, Zoey Tew, Shane Tighe, Samantha Valcourt, Stephanie Wetherbee, Morgan White, Jerrilyn Wilson,Matthew Wiss, Samantha Wood, Terry Zervos.

High Honors Grade 12: Justin Abbott, Eliza-beth Donison, Ethan Gage, Andrew Greene, Benjamin Jaeger, Rebecca Kuzma, Adam LaLiberte, Brianna LeGrand, Jessica Lennon, Chloe Loos, Caroline Love-joy, Danielle McCarron,Timothy Mitchell, Nathaniel Moore, Joshua Morin, Marissa Parker, Zachary Pinard, Anna Li Preble, Gia Quinn, Jeffrey Robichaud, Jordan Shatney, Jillian Silva, Morgan Simmons, Wynter Trogdon, Meghan Wing.

Honors: Tessa Anderson, Joshua Barry, Jacob Brown, Meghan Brown, Matthew Cameron, Caroline Corsetti, Amberann Dowler, CarsonDunn, Madison Frarie, Megan Gordon, Andrew Hewey, Molly Holmes, Kelsi Hunt, Madison Janelle, Breanna Johnson, Kaitlyn Kerr, Sean Kilburn, Maxine Laberge,Tyler Lac-asse, Dylan Landry, Rebecca Mason, Anna Mayville, Kristan Merrill, Joseph Messner, Kirsten Miller, Breann O'Donal, Miranda Parker, Matthew Richard, Jennifer Rizzitano, Courtney Ryan, Ryan Sandmann, Alex Story, Ryan Thompson, Austin Tilton, Jordan Tucker, Shania Weber, Kendall Wilkins, Camden Williams, Samantha Winn.

5th Grade Effort: Kira Bergeron, Dillon Brown, Jordyn Case, Meghan Cole, William Connor, Madison Dionne, Delaney Forrestall, Margaret Girardet, Ethan Hauptman, Evan Lamphere, Rachel McGirr, Orry Murdough, Brynna Newcomb, Alana Sevigny, Joseph Tsepas, Kacie Weston.

6th Grade Effort: Matthew Abbott, Chloe Astholz, Marissa Aucoin, Eli Bryant, Jasmine Camp-bell, Eve Caplan, Dwight Childers, Avery Forrestall, Jonah Hammond, Lily Jensen, Nicholas Kenney, Lucas Marquardt, Madison Martin, Jessica Nitzschke,

Kathryn Reph.7th Effort: Patrick Gagne, Eternity Hamm-

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7th High Honor/Effort: Katie Brennan, Jared Clancy, Jacob Cole, Madeline Gardner, Trinette Hunter, Aiden Moser, Shawna Murdough, Steven Shattuck, Aria Ulmer.

7th Honor: Delani Dowst, Johan French, Erik Hilyard, Brian Parker.

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Grade 8 High Honors: Shaylie Alfonso, Emily Bailey, Skye Civitella, Clara Colby, Lily Denehy, Shea Ellis, Kalbie Grassett, Destiny Guadagno, Hunter Gul-lage, Emma Henderson, Hattie Kendall, Max Kerwin, Bailey Kirkpatrick, Emilee Lantagne, Nick Lee, Niarnh McElligott, Liam McGrath, Hannah Payne, ChrIstiana Pearce, Mya Poluchov, Hunter Salamy, Scott Stanley, Eli Tamok, Emily Voorhees, Sophia Weinreich, Mack-enzie Wetherill, Dominique Wheeler, Isabel Wilder, Riley Young.

Honors: Rhiannon Bell, Jonathan Chapman, Austin Cilley, Charlotte Clough, Yamari David, Isabelle Gelinas, Melanie Giffin, Hailey Harding-Rogers, Mat-thew Hollingsworth, Kaelie Huard, Keith Lehrman, Kalista Madore-Blanchard, Ben Metzemaekers, Ryan Murray, Lizzy Nute, Scott O'Brien, Dylan Rochford, Talia Rokes, Bodie Swain, Quinn Tucker, Sarah Tyler, Cheyanne Watrnan, Sam West.

Grade 7 High Honors: Jacob Agrella, Kelley Akerley, Ian Aldrich, Kindyl Alfonso, Sean Boggis, Duncan Cahoon, Marissa Caruth, Rachel Cass, Hayley Cheviot, Jaclyn Clark, Hannah Cook, Evan Coyne, Maxwell Davie, Austin Davison, Liana Day, Samantha George, Anna Gombas, LaQuea Hall, Savanna Hall, Carter Hunt, Abby Jones, Carly Kimball, Matthew Kimball, Isabelle Laskey-Rigrod, Macayla Mandel,

Anna McGuiness, Colman Momenee, Tyler Nims, Julia Peters, Jack Plourde, Kyla Provencher, Clara Quintanilha, Zachary Rajaniemi, Jacob Rubin, Amber Thompson, Ben Simons, Lauren Slater, Andrew Stockwell, Leah Stone, Hunter Storro, AmbeThomp-son, Lizzy Townes, Siera Valentin, Ricky Waniski,Ava Whicker, Keenan Wilson, Connor Young, Daisy Young.

Honors: Jade Bailey, Haylee Bloom, Keegan Davis, Corrine Dragon, Tower Ponton-Stringer, Curtis Smith, Garrett Tatro.

Grade 6 High Honors: Lucas Blanchette, Haiden Burnside, Sean Burwen, Lucy Civitella, Alexis Cleary, Molly Cole, Jamison Coty, Haley Davis, Cruz Dellasanta, Liam Denehy, Aria Drew, Brooke Ellis, Trevor Faber, Connor Farrell, McKenna Green, Emma Hixson, Lillian James, Autumn Jones, Nadia Kazlauskas, Madeline Kerwin, Angus Kirkpatrick, Devon McGrath, Petra McLay, Josiah Petrain, Grace Ramsden, Molly Reed, Evan Shippee, Morgan Stacy, Nick Tower, Peter Wetherill.

Honors: Isabelle Baggaley, Travis Booth, Jackson Burnham, Rosel Burt, Rohyn ContrerasSchofield, Isiah Debarros, Jacob Demers, Nicholas Drummond, Izabella Ketchersid, Haven Lambert, Victoria Marchand, Hayley McIlvene, Shane Myers, Kelsey Nutter, Corey Ouellette, Melody Paine, Andrew Skillings, Logan Valentin.

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Peterborough a $1.2 million PUC grant for the $2.6 million project.

Borrego Solar, of Lowell, Mass., has agreed to take on the remaining costs and will install ground-mounted solar panels near the new town Wastewater Treatment Plant. The company will own and operate the solar array, and and Peterborough will sign a 20-year contract The project will be built on 2.7 acres next to the new waste-water treatment plant. Construction is expected to begin as early as next week and is to be completed by spring.

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Events: community Bulletin BoardSaturday July 26LET IT RAIN: Rainy days on Thursdays used to get me down…but not anymore. Smith Church has graciously opened the doors to the Sanctuary as an alternative to Butler Park on rainy Thursday concert nights. Seating is plentiful and the acoustics are great. This makes concert night a go, bad weather or not, making our concert series a more enjoyable certainty. So if you see someone from Smith Church, please give them a big “Thank You”WILMOT CONCERT: The Moores - classic rock ’n’ roll. All concerts are from 6 to 8 p.m. on the Town Green Free popcorn, underwritten by Country Houses Real Estate Food will be sold by the First Congregational Church of Wilmot, UCC.ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE: The New London Garden Club will hold its 48th Annual Antique Show and Sale, featuring select New England dealers, from 9am to 3pm on the Town Green, Main Street, New London, NH. Rain or Shine. Perennial plants grown by club members and flower arrangements will also be for sale. Homemade lunch and snacks will be available at the Garden Café tent. “Exit 13 Tuba Quartet” will entertain from 11:30am to 1pm. W.A. Smith Auctions, Inc., of Plainfield, N.H. will offer appraisals of antiques and collectibles, including silver, fine jewelry, and coins from 10am to 1pm. There will be a charge of $5 per item with a maximum of 3 items for $10. Tickets are $5.00. Early admission (8am) tickets are $20.00. HOPKINTON YARD SALE: Be sure to reserve your spot at the 2014 Town-Wide Yard Sale Event! The event takes place 8am-2pm on Saturday and Sunday, July 26 and 27, 2014, outside at the Hopkinton High School. Par-ticipants can set up tables (or blankets) on Saturday or Sunday, or both. Cost is $10.00 per day ($20.00 for the weekend). Each participant will be assigned (approxi-mately) a 10 x 10 space (per $10). This is a "Bring Your Own Table" (or blanket) outdoor event. In the event of bad weather on one or both days, refunds will be avail-able. Rain dates are not being scheduled. Pre-registra-

tion required to participate. Limited space available. Visit www.hopkintonrec.com to register today!MISSION SALE: Spaghetti Supper 5-7p.m. St. Theresa Parish Hall $8/person under 3 free. Bake sale silent auc-tion to benefit Claire Aucoin's Mission Work. Collectables 2-8 p.m.MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30 pm Peterborough Town House (1 Grove St, Peterborough, NH). This is a Ticketed Concert Geoffrey Burleson, pianist Selections from Geoffrey Burleson's forthcoming solo CDs, Camille Saint-Saëns: Complete Piano Works, Volumes 4 and 5 (Naxos Grand Piano), plus works of J.S. Bach, Franz Liszt, Irving Fine and Frank Zappa. Tickets: $25 (general admission)Sunday July 27PASTRIES & BEVERAGES: St. Theresa Parish Hall, 8-11 a.m. to benefit Claire Aucoin's Mission Work.CHURCH SERVICE: Hillsboro Center- 10am - All are invited to attend interdenominational service at the church in Historic Hillsboro Center. Leading the service will be: Revs. Charles and Elizabeth Hambrick-Stowes, from Wheaton Illinois and Deering, NH (Congregational) MONADNOCK MUSIC: 3:00 pm Emmanuel Church, Dublin (18 Lehmann Way, Dublin, NH) Solo Recital - Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello Admission: Free-of-charge. No tickets or reservations required. Voluntary donations to support the Monadnock Music Village Concerts will be accepted at the performance. HOPKINTON CONCERT: 5 -7pm, Metrowest Symphony. Join us on the Hopkinton Common for a half hour children’s performance then an hour and a half of great music.monday July 28BLOOD DRAWING: The American Red Cross will be coming to the Safety Services Building, sponsored by the Sunapee Fire Department Association from noon to 5pm. Walk-ins are welcome, however those with appointments will be given priority. To make an ap-pointment, log onto www.redcross.org/blood and type in the zip code 03782.

tueSday July 29MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Music by The Flames 6 - 8pm at the Pavilion at the Grantham Park and Recreation Field. Special Children’s performances, hot dogs, pickles, and drinks plus novelty ice creams on sale and crafts for all during each show.HENNIKER CONCERT: Karen Morgan & Pony Express - Country Soul and rockabilly inflections Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park, Henniker (in the event of rain, meet inside the Community Center) All Tuesday performances are free and begin at 7pm. WedneSday July 30EASTMAN CONCERT: Prepare for a toe-tapping evening with the program “Gershwin to Elton John” per-formed by Eric VonAmmon and Eastman resident John Lovejoy. Last year they literally had the audience danc-ing in the aisles. Join us at 7:30pm in the Draper Room at the Center at Eastman. All welcome at no charge.ANTRIM CONCERT: 3 For The Taking 6pm at the Bandstand In case of rain at Town Hall.thurSday July 31FRANKLIN CONCERT: (No Concert in park) Franklin Area Children's Theatre Original Work performed by the FACT summer camp participants. Concerts will be held at the Gazebo in Odell Park on Memorial Street in Franklin, NH. In case of rain, concerts will be held at Franklin Opera House (City Hall). MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30 pm Jaffrey Center Meeting House (Laban Ainsworth Way, Jaffrey Center, NH) Music of Mozart The Monadnock Players String Quinte Admis-sion: Free-of-charge. No tickets or reservations required. Voluntary donations to support the Monadnock Music Village Concerts will be accepted at the performance. FULLER LIBRARY: Build-A-Bot. Fizz! Pop! Science Camp at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro meets at 1pm to make robots from recycled materials. Save your junk for our take-apart-art project. Call 464-3595 for more information or to sign up.GREENFIELD CONCERT: Tattoo Rock & Roll All

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Events: community Bulletin Boardconcerts will be on Tuesday evenings at 6:30pm. Bring a blanket or a chair to sit on.Friday auguSt 1FIRST FRIDAY: The Center for the Arts and The Banks Gallery are co hosting a special “Gallery Night” Reception 5-7pm. Along with the other First Friday Micro Gallery Openings at The New London Inn and ZeroCelsius Wealth Studio, The Banks Gallery will be hosting a special evening where 10% of each painting sold will be donated to the Center for the Arts.Saturday auguSt 2WILMOT CONCERT: The Cloud Band - country and rock ’n’ roll. All concerts are from 6-8pm on the Town Green Free popcorn, underwritten by Country Houses Real Es-tate Food will be sold by the Wilmot Ladies Aid Society.WILDLIFE PRESENTATION: The Deering Association invites the public to attend an evening program called, “The Many Moods of Moose I Have Met”, in a program by Eric Orff, well-known wildlife author, lecturer and photographer. The program will be preceded by a Pot Luck Supper at 6:00 p.m .at the Deering Community Church. The public is invited to attend the supper and the program. Tableware and beverages will be provided. There is no charge for the events.MONADNOCK MUSIC: 7:30 pm Francestown Old Meeting House (1 New Boston Rd, Francestown, NH) Music of Irving Fine & Brahms The Monadnock Players String Quinte Admission: Free-of-charge. No tickets or reservations required. Voluntary donations to support the Monadnock Music Village Concerts will be accepted at the performance.LITTLE NATURE MUSEUM: Program NH Department of Environmental Services Surface Watering Monitoring Approach, 2:00pm. The Little Nature Museum presents a hands on program about monitoring water pollution.

Free admission. Contoocook Depot Gazebo, Fountain Square, Contoocook, NH. Sunday auguSt 3 CHURCH SERVICE: Hillsboro Center, 10am. All are invited to attend interdenominational service at the church in Historic Hillsboro Center. Leading the service will be: Revs. Charles and Elizabeth Hambrick-Stowes, from Wheaton Illinois and Deering, NH(Congregational) DEERING CONCERT: The Deering Community Church is pleased to present Shizue Sano, pianist, in a recital at 3pm. Ms. Sano will play the music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Chopin. The concert is free with dona-tions much appreciated. The Deering Community Church is located at 763 Deering Center Road in Deering.RR HISTORY: The Bennington Historical Society is having a guest speaker, Dale Russell, railroad historian and railroad photo collector at 1pm. Dale will present a talk and slide show on the history of railroading in the Bennington Area. Public is welcome. Refreshments will be served. CHICKEN BBQ: Annual Washington Fire Department Chicken Barbeque from noon to 2pm at the Washington Center Station. Tickets will be available in advance from department members or at the Washington General Store and the Corner Store for a donation of $8 each. Tickets will also be available at the event while supplies last. Come and enjoy a good meal – rain or shine.MONADNOCK MUSIC: 3pm Peterborough Town House (1 Grove St, Peterborough, NH) This is a Ticketed Concert Music of Aaron Copland & Lukas Foss Harvard Summer Chorus & Boston Modern Orchestra Project Andrew Clark, conductor Tickets: $25 (general admission)HOPKINTON CONCERT: 5-7pm Summer Concert Band Join us on the Hopkinton Common for a half hour children’s performance then an hour and a half of great

music!GREENFIELD CONCERT: Orlen & Gabriel – influences of 20th century folk, blues, ragtime music Devlin Miles – accomplished songwriter, sings about love, loss, and derelictstueSday auguSt 5MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Music by Jim Hollis 6-8pm at the Pavilion at the Grantham Park and Recreation Field. Special Children’s performances, hot dogs, pickles, and drinks plus novelty ice creams on sale and crafts for all during each show. FULLER LIBRARY: For the last program of the Fizz! Pop! Science Camp at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro we will be making (and eating) ice cream at 1pm. This will be a hands-on project exploring super cold substances so bring your mittens. Please pre-register for this event by FULLER LIBRARY: Our August 5 How To's Day program at 7pm at Fuller Public Library in Hillsboro brings back the ever popular Candy Bar Bingo. Bring snack-sized candy bars to play. Fun for all ages.HENNIKER CONCERT: High Range - Fiddler’s delight combining bluesgrass, country and rock Angela Robin-son Bandstand, Community Park, Henniker (in the event of rain, meet inside the Community Center) All Tuesday performances are free and begin at 7pm. WedneSday auguSt 6ANTRIM CONCERT: August 6 Dana & Sue Robinson 6PM at the Bandstand In case of rain at Town Hall.thurSday auguSt 7FRANKLIN CONCERT: 6:30 p.m. Jim Barnes, Balladeer A supreme story-teller and timetested Troubadour Concerts will be held at the Gazebo in Odell Park on Memorial Street in Franklin, NH. In case of rain, concerts will be held at Franklin Opera House (City Hall).

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedCharles E. MacukewiczCHERRY HILLS - Charles E. Macuke-

wicz, of Cherry Hill, NJ, died July 11, 2014, age 80. Beloved husband for 53 years to Teresa "Terry" Macukewicz. Loving father of Suzanne (Norman) Dupre of Hudson, MA, Daniel (Laura) Macukewicz of Beverly, NJ, Julie (Theodore) Christiansen of Roebling, NJ, and Jason (Jane) Macukewicz of Med-ford, NJ. Devoted grandfather of Jason Macukewicz, Jr., Sydney Rae Macukewicz and Grace Suzanne Christiansen. He was a graduate of New England College, Henni-ker, New Hampshire with a BS/BA. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to American Legion Post 372, 1332 Martin Ave., Cherry Hill, NJ 08003.

Alice A. (Cote) SweattHOPKINTON - Alice A. (Cote) Sweatt,

87, of Hopkinton died July 18 at Concord Hospital following a brief illness. Born in Concord, New Hamp-shire to the late Joseph A. and Amelia M. (Charest) Cote. She is survived by her daugh-ter, Virginia and Stan Pastuszczak of Hopkinton; son, Timothy and Bonnie Sweatt of Hopkinton; grand-children, Dan Pastuszczak of Hooksett, Tom Pastuszczak of Hopkinton, Julie Sweatt of Lyman, SC, and Jeff Sweatt of Atlanta, GA;

three great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild, and many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her husband of 63 years, Dana L. Sweatt, who passed away in 2011; her 5 brothers and 6 sisters; and a grandson, John Drake, who passed away June 25. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona-tions may be made in her name to any of three groups close to her heart: the Concord Regional Visiting Nurse Association, 30 Pillsbury St., Concord, NH; the Pope Memo-rial SPCA of Concord-Merrimack County, 94 Silk Farm Rd., Concord, NH; or the Capitol Center for the Arts, 44 So. Main St., Concord, NH.

Fay Elizabeth DyerWARNER - Fay Elizabeth Dyer, loving

daughter of Harrison “Doc” and Betty Bald-win, passed away on July 20, 2014 at the age of 68. She is survived by her brothers, Harrison and Richard Baldwin and their families; her daughter, Kristin Omlor; son, Jason Dyer; and grandsons, Eion Tyacke and Archer Omlor.

Russell Remillard WASHINGTON - Russell “Pete” Remil-

lard, 59, died July 15, 2014, at his residence following a lengthy illness. Born in Man-chester he had resided in Washington for the past seven years, having previously lived in Weare. He was the son of Edmond and Rita (Gravel) Remillard. Members of his family include his wife, Karen Remillard of Washington; two grandsons, Anthony

and Alex; four siblings, Nancy Durost of Londonderry, Sandra Bouldry of Chester, Gary Remillard of Hillsborough and Joann Leclerc of Weare; and several nieces, neph-ews and great friends. In lieu of flowers, do-nations may be made to COPD Foundation, 20 F Street NW, Suite 200A, Washington, D.C. 20001 or the American Cancer Society, 2 Commerce Drive, Bedford 03110.

Stephanie M. CornishNEWPORT - Stephanie Marie Cornish,

21, of Laurel Street in Newport and formerly of Grantham, died Friday, July 18, 2014, at Dartmouth-Hitch-cock Medical Center, although she fought hard to recover from her tragic injury. Stephanie was born May 10, 1993, in Claremont, daughter of the former Kelly (Fournier) and Raymond Cornish. Stepha-nie is survived by her daughter, Nalah Mae Cornish; her mother, Kelly Wessells and her husband, David of Grantham; her father, Raymond Cornish of Unity; her maternal grandparents, Doug and Linda Fournier of Newport and her great-grandmother, Ruby Berquist; her paternal grandmother, Shirley Cornish of Newport; her sister, Ashley Cornish of West Topsham, VT, her niece, Lauren Marie Stark, also of West Topsham, VT; her aunt, Lisa Cross and her husband, David of Charlestown; and three cousins, Billy and Steve Malarich and Nicole Cross. A fund has been set up and memorial dona-tions may be made to Nalah Mae Cornish, c/o Sugar River Bank.

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Obituaries: Friends & neighbors rememberedFrederick G. Ray

NEW LONDON - Frederick G. Ray, of Sutton Road, died Saturday, July 19, 2014, at Woodcrest Village. He was born on April 1, 1925, in Katonah, NY, the son of Robert B. and Helen C. (Gorham) Ray. He was predeceased by his wife, Anne (McLaren) Ray. Members of his family surviving include his daughter, Karen Johnston of Wilmot; son, Peter Ray of Vashon Island, WA, eight grandchildren, Jessica Theis, New London, James Snyder, New London, Jason Snyder of California, Justin Sny-der, Sunapee, Savannah Flood of Wilmot, Rohry Flood, Maryland, Peter Flood, Rhode Island and Whitney Flood, California; and five great grandchildren, Ciara, daughter of James and Marianna, Jameson, Owen and Aubrey Theis, children of Jessica and Nick and Zellia, daughter of Whitney and wife Julie. Memorial contributions may be made to The First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 336, New London, NH 03257 or to Daniel Webster Council, Boy Scouts of America,

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Merilda "Millie" BeaupreFRANKLIN – Mrs. Merilda "Millie"

Beaupre, 102, of Franklin, passed away at her home on July 17, 2014. Mille was born in Benton on Oct. 24, 1911, the daughter of Leon and Amanda (Beaulieu) Bedard. Family members include her son-in-law and wife, Chip and Nancy Skoglund of Bar-rington; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Joseph Beaupre in 1995; her daughter, Rochelle Beaupre Skoglund in 1984; her brother, Leon Bedard; and sister, Marie Tessier. Do-nations in Millie's memory may be made to The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, c/o NH Chapter, One Bedford Farms Dr., Suite 105, Bedford, NH 03110.

Barbara L. (Chase) Shampney

CONTOOCOOK – Barbara L. (Chase) Shampney, 82, of Clement Hill Road, died Friday, July 18, 2014, at her home. She was

born in Concord on Feb. 19, 1932. Barbara was predeceased by her husband, William Shampney. She is survived by her compan-ion, James Nichols Sr. of Contoocook; care-giver and niece, Nancy Marsh; a brother and his wife, Steven and Judy Chase of Concord; a sister and her husband, Margaret and Bill Drew of Pittsburg; and nieces and nephews.


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