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G ; 0-19 0--G N.P Name Carle, Robert Alan LodgeNo. 33 Waterville Jnltll!(ed Dlmltted Official Record ~ -;)y-;q {)8' PIUMd Suspended} -.g_; 0-19 0--g N.P. D. 1 - /0-/ 9 7~ Raised Deprived} Y-:Jf-lqol! N P. D. AffUlated Suspended} U M . C. Reinetat£<! Ezpelled ~-.,)._; -1 17.;2- Reetored Died _,..J~ 5"-1:1-l??!,. ........,.-~ Born 1/-/o-/~~Y Remark• Robert A. "Al'~ 58, of 15 Elm St.,~ attemooa at a 'WatemUe bolpital. ;; ... ~· He Wll bora ,.. 10/­ In Eut SUIT)', lbe .a• ol Franklin and Doris <W.... tt)Day. Be wu a ..,..,..; Of lbe Watervme N-, Water­ vUJe Rotary Qub IDd tbe Watenme~Bewaaa . ina. ...._.,.n R · Mallie Moton for ..... tban 18 yean. He redlled .IIVWBI yeua 810due tobllaltb. He II M"Ylted by Ida motMr lin. Dorta C~e) Wade of San R4plwel, caltf.; bls wife, Marie Louise (Gaunce> ~of Water­ vtlle; two-. ~Alan CsrleolTB1mtGa. ...... and Robert ~'~ Qute of Waterville; M. ~. ..-nd­ c:bUdnll, Kltrllba • .Tam- ...Carle. 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Carles NORTif WINDHAM - Re­ ginald Chester Carles, 83, of Woodville Road died Thurs­ day at a Portland hospital­ after a long illnesa. He was born in Portland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Carles, and attended Portland schools. Mr. Carles was a Navy vet· eran of. World War I and a staff setpant in the Army durinl World War U. He was a member of the Masou of South Portland. He bad been employed as a draft­ sman for Sikorsky Aircraft Co. in Cormectlcut. and was a bam radio operator. Sunrtviq are his wife, Doria LuDday Carles of North Wllidham; aDd a son, Regi· nald E. of California. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Moaday at the Dolby Funeral Chapel, South Windham, with burial in the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Augusta. Name Initiated Dhnltted Official Record Passed Suspended } N.P.D. Raised Deprived } N.P.D. Affiliated Suspended} U.M. C. 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Remark& / . ~.tff-tf~ Name 0 Carleton, Bur1ei~h LaForest- Lodge :-lo. - - 69 Howard a& lnitilt Oimiucd ,;(J"' Record -10-1~ 64 L;l ~.( S u s ~cnded } l'us1t-2J±-196J± N . D. Raised Deprived } 5-23: 1964 N. P. 0. Affiliated Sw~ndedu . c. } Rciruta tcd Expelled Restored Died ' I J"' -Jvq I U)~ m./- ,'DTR BoT 0 - )1-1926 Remarks -· - w1merpon;~ m.- OJ ·-­ WIJ"TERPORT - Burleigh L. Carle­ Portsmouth, N.H.; five sisters, VIrgin· ton, 66, died Nov. 19, 1991, after a Ia Schoppe. June Calderwood and long illness. He was born In Winter· Marion Ryan, all of Winterport. Hilda port, Oct. 31 , 1925, the son of Morton Allen of Topsham and Winnotta Reyn· L. and Vivian (Titcomb) Carleton. He olds of Hermon; two brothers, James was a member and post master of • of VInalhaven and Lloyd of St. Cloud, Sunrise Grange of Winterport; a • Fla.; several nieces and nephews. He member of North Waldo Pomona, the was predeceased by two sons, Craig Maine State Grange and National L. and Brion L. Carleton; his father, Grange. He was deputy of the Main-. Morton L. Carleton; one brother, State Grange, serving the districts of Floyd. Funeral services will be held 1 Waldo, North Waldo and East Somer­ p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, 1991, at the set pomonas. He served as staff ser­ Winterport Methodist Church with the geant in the U.S. Army in Germany Rev. Robert Murchie of the Winterport and was a member of American Le­ Methodist (:hurch and the Rev. How- gion Post No. 138. Winterport. He was ard Roberts of the East Corinth Baptist a 25-year member of Howard Lodge Church oH~iating. Those who wish No. 69 of Winterport and was on the may call at Foley Funeral Home, Win­ Boord of Selectmen tor the town for terport, 2-3 and 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday. two terms. In addition to his mother Interment will be In Oak Hill Ceme- of Winterport, he is survived by his tery, Winterport. Arrangements bv wife, Shirley (Schofield) Carleton of Foley Funeral Home, Winte~rt. N ume Suspended} N . P.D Depriv.ed } N . P.D Suspen.ded } U . M.C Reinstated Expe11~d Restored R~ Chtrles A. Carleton, 90, the oldeet resident of Peaks Islan:i and a retired employe of the S. D. Warren Com-, pany In Westbrook, died today at .trlsl home on OCean View A v e n li e following an illness of a little more' than a month. He was superinten-. dent of the boiler department of the Westbrook concern for 30 years and then in the drafting department for a decade before retlrini from active work 1n January, 1924. Mr. carleton ws.a born in Portland, July 22, 1845. Follov.•lng his educa­ tion In the Portland schools he en­ tered the employ of the Portland Company, colng from there to the S. D. Warren Company. · In early manhood he married Ml&s Ellen Jane Sargent of BoothbaJ, Har­ bor, who waa prominent In clul) work in Westbrook during their re&ldence there and later In the Calends Study Club of Peaks Island. He was a mem­ ber of the Thrjle-Quarter Centlll')' Club and took a· prominent part in the club's outing held at the !l;hnd a few years ago. He was a 32nd degree Mason, a member of the Port­ land Lodge, F. & A. M.: St. Albans Commandery, Knights Templar, and the Knights of Constantine, with oth· er branches of the order. He alao held membership in Bramhall Lodge, K. of P., In this city. While a resident of Westbrook, Mr. Carleton took a special interest In city affairs and served for a time aa a member of the Scl;lool Board. Besides his wife, Mr. Carleton leaves a daughter, Miss Mary Carle­ ton, who res1des with her parents. and tw.11.. sons, Prof. Charles S. Carleton of~orwich t:nlverslty, Northfield, Vt., and William E. Carleton, who was for acme years assistant state highway engineer of V1rgln1a. Nume L ode;e No. Dimitted Official Record !1Jf. )1J.f<; . Suspended} N.P.D. Deprived} N .P. D. Suspended} U.M. C. 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