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Maine Maine Maine Table of Contents Ambulance Service Report...... 16 Police Department Report...... 19-20 Assessor’s Report...... 71 Public Works Report...... 18 Audit Statements...... 26-67 Refuse District Report...... 15 Board of Selectmen’s Report...... 4 Sewer District Report...... 17 Cemetery District...... 25 Tax Collector’s Report...... 68-70 Chamber of Commerce...... 14 Taxpayers List...... 72-135 Code Enforcement Report...... 11 Town Clerk’s Report...... 9-10 Directory of Meetings Town Manager’s Report...... 5 & Phone Numbers...... 8 Town Meeting 2018 Minutes...... 136-139 Emergency Management Agency...... 24 Town Officials...... 6 Fire Department Report...... 22 Town Warrant...... 140-143 Harbor Master Report...... 23 Water District...... 21 Historical Society Report...... 12 We Remember...... 2-3 Memorial Library...... 13 Officers, Boards & Committees...... 7 Inside and Outside Cover Photography by Julia Latter 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

WE REMEMBER THE 130TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OFFICERS

Robert L. Boyd 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend.

A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal.

After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.

For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors.

RobertLeft to and right: his Michael wife Calista, Tomko, Tricia who Warren,also served Vice Chair the town Denise for Griffin, many Russell years Hoffman, in several Chairman capacities, Wendy will Wolf be long remembered fondly and missed by all.

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

2 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Board of Selectmen WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER This busy and productive year was marked by a significant increase in civic engagement by residents and others prompted by the east side zoning discussions. We are proud of the level of public discourse, discussion and civil debate on important issues that affect the future of our town, and hope this robust participation continues.

The most significant accomplishment this year was the Select Board’s review and development of the final zoning proposals and town warrant for a ballot vote on May 3. We extend our sincere thanks to the Planning Board for their thoughtful work and oversight in developing the new zoning proposals. The Board’s review process included discussions about consistency with the 2015 Comprehensive Plan, inviting Maine Preservation to speak about the vulnerability of our working waterfront, engaging an independent consultant for a technical peer review of the proposed zoning ordinances, and conducting the public hearing and workshop to develop the final zoning recommendations.

As stewards of the town’s tax revenues and other resources, the Board is deeply committed to strong and prudent fiscal management. Thanks to our town manager, budget committee, department heads and town employees, Boothbay Harbor finances are in excellentElmer shape. Palmer The town had Payne another clean audit and the budget is on track to Robert L. Boyd complete our fiscal year. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Work continued on several capital projects including gathering public input on the design and replacement of the footbridgePalmer, as and he wasassessing known, engineering spent his earlyupdates childhood and structural in Cincinnati, improvements Ohio, Covington, to the town Kentucky Fish Pier. and The Indianapolis, town Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay successfullyIndiana. He securedattended grant grammar funding schools for these in Elmhurst capital projects and Villa with Park, a $250,000 Illinois and SHIP junior grant and to seniorsupport high footbridge schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and reconstructionMarblehead, Massachusetts. and a $29,500 State Shore and Harbor Planning grant for the Fish Pier engineering assessment. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, At the request of the Boothbay Region CSD trustees and superintendent, we worked with the Boothbay Selectmen 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. andHe representativesenlisted in the U.S.of school Army leadership in 1948; he to wasrevise assigned and update to the the Army CSD of school Occupation charter. in These Tokyo revisions, and Sapporo, which Japan will in assist the school in long-term financial planning, were approved by both Boards in February, 2019. 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Both the Boothbay Harbor and Boothbay Select Boards also continued their support for the Joint Economic audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. DevelopmentArmy Good ConductCommittee Medal, and theArmy implementation of Occupation of Medal, key priorities National from Defense the comprehensive Service Medal, Boothbay Korean Service Region Medal Economicwith four Developmentbattle stars, United Master Nations Plan, such Korean as broadband Service Medal expansion and Republic and improving of Korea affordable Service Medal. workforce housing. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Also,Manchester, be sure toNew check Hampshire, out the new where - and he wasvastly in improvedan Air Force – town C-47 website. which crashed. Guided Heby thewas town able managerto make aand recording staff, the entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, updatedinside the website plane isduring much the more crash. informative and user-friendly. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Finally, we want to thank the town manager, department heads, town staff and board and committee volunteers for He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster their hard work and service to the town. They are our town’s most valuable resource and their efforts make our town For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay aand special reporter and welcomingwith WNAC community. and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Westations are honored WINS, toWNEW serve asand your WOR elected and wasrepresentatives an anchorman for onthe Newlast year. York Public Television. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal RespectfullyAt Columbia submitted, University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, BoardAmerican of Selectmen Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

24 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Town Manager WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER The town received another sound audit and the tax rate remained stable again.

The Town has been awarded a $250,000 Small Harbor Improvement Program Grant expected to be dispersed in the 2020/2021 fiscal year during anticipated footbridge reconstruction.

Discussions regarding east side zoning ordinances have dominated the Planning Board and Board of Selectmen meetings for the last year. I’m pleased to report it did not interrupt ongoing other business such as licenses, permits, registrations, wharves & weirs etc.

Municipally owned property at 35 Campbell Street was deeded over to Habitat for Humanity to assist affordable housing concerns in the region.

Elmer Palmer Payne I fell seriously ill and was hospitalized for two months.Robert In my absence L. Boyd the Thomas Woodin Town Manager entire staff continued to do their usual excellent job running things until I 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 returned. Thank you all very much for all you do each7/8/1927 and every - day.5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, We experienced some personnel turnover in Public Works, Harbor Master and the Police Department but are pretty much backRobert to wasfull strengthborn in Boothbay again. Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Lakeviewnamesake Road andof the Williams coastal Streetschooner, were the repaved L.A. Dunton, and Reed now Road part is of slated the Mystic for the Seaport spring. Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in The West Harbor Pond siphon was installed and the Department of Transportation is doing some maintenance of the 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In causeway.A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the The Board2 Star of Asiatic Selectmen Pacific supported Area Medal the “Raise and Philippine the Floor” Liberation initiative Areaproposed Medal. by Fayette Town Manager Mark Robinson. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. The basketballAfter returning court and home pickle from ball the court service, surfaces he held were jobs installed with Cliff along Reny with Plumbing the hoops and on Sample’s Route 27. Shipyard Striping until and more Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and beautification of that are will take place in spring 2019. Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. The townas well has asa new working more evenings user-friendly processing website shrimp and new on Southport.amplification system for the meeting room.

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Some CSD charter recommendations agreed upon by Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor will be submitted to the For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio legislature with the help of our representative Holly Stover. talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. Boothbaybrighten Lights people’s and Gardens day, but Aglow Robert’s continue smile to and grow lighthearted and be very demeanor successful added at extending a special touch.the fall/winter business season. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years ThankControl you to PublicOfficer. Works He held and athe seat Fire on Departmentthe Board of for Selectman your extraordinary and Board effortsof Assessors. to decorate the town and your In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life assistance to community members whenever possible. You all did a great job. The town looked amazing! member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Lastly,remembered I thank all the fondly town and employees, missed by boards all. and committee members for all their hard work every day and for all they do to contribute and operate this town. Thank you to the citizens of our community for your suggestions, input and your He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a support. I look forward to continuing to serve the people of Boothbay Harbor. Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Respectfully submitted,

Thomas Woodin Town Manager

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Town Manager, Tax Collector, Harbor Master Deputy Health Officer Treasurer, Road Commissioner Nicholas Upham Vacant Thomas Woodin Deputy Harbor Master Alternate Plumbing Inspector Finance Officer, Dep. Tax Collector, Derek Cola Marian Anderson Dep. Treasurer Julia Latter Assistant Harbor Master Animal Control Officer Fred Farnham David Pratt Assistant Tax Collectors/Assistant Treasurers Fire Chief, Fire Warden, Deputy Animal Control Officer Michelle Farnham Fire Inspector Vacant Patricia Fallon Nicholas Upham Laurence Omland Regional Director of Emergency First Assistant Fire Chief, Management Agency Town Clerk Elmer PalmerDeputy Fire Payne Warden Clarence Campbell Robert L. Boyd Michelle Farnham Glenn Tilton 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Assistant Regional Director of 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Deputy Town Clerk Second Assistant Fire Chief, Emergency Management Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Patricia Fallon Deputy Fire Warden Agency Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and VillaVacant Park, Illinois and junior and seniorLaurence high Omlandschools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Assistant Town Clerk namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Laurence Omland Fire Engineer/Deputy Fire Shellfish Conservation 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned toWarden the Army of Occupation in Tokyo andWarden Sapporo, Japan in Matthew Sledge Nicholas Upham 1949, andRegistrar served asof aVoters combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March ofMichelle 1951, during Farnham the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Code Enforcement Officer, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army GoodAgent Conduct for Overseers Medal, Army of OccupationBuilding Medal, Inspector, National HealthDefense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battleOf the stars, Poor United Nations Korean Officer,Service MedalPlumbing and RepublicInspector of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’sThomas civilian Woodincareer in broadcast journalism beganGeoff in Lynn, Smith Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insideChief the ofplane Police, during Constable the crash. Robert Hasch as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster andPolice reporter Sergeant, with WNAC Constable and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show,Patrick “Boston Higgins Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Police Officers Scott Mercier Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years John Braley Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, Lawrencehe retired toBrown Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, AmericanTom Legion. Chryplewicz He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member ofDevin the Disabled Polizzotti American Veterans. Douglas Snyder remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman.Reserve He Police was also Officers chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, andJared is sadly Mitkus missed and dearly remembered by us all. Nicholas Upham

Police Matron Maureen Smith Town Office personnel left to right: Trish Fallon, Thomas Michelle Farnham Woodin, Michelle Farnham, Geoff Smith and Julia Latter.

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SELECTMEN AND TRUSTEES OF THE MEMORIAL BOARD OF APPEALS OVERSEERS OF THE POOR LIBRARY Merritt Blakeslee 2020 Denise Griffin, Vice Chair 2020 Pauline Dion, Pres. El. 2019 Howard Hennigar 2018 Russell Hoffman 2019 Joe Gelardin 2018 Robert Hilscher 2018 Michael Tomko 2019 Jo Haney, Sec. 2020 Palmer Payne 2018 Tricia Warren 2020 Barb House 2018 Scott See 2019 Wendy Wolf, Chair 2018 Chuck House 2019 Ken Fitch Alt.1 2020 John O’Connell, Treas 2021 Lawrence Rebel Alt. 2 2018 ASSESSOR Leanne Pander 2020 Nicole Poulton, Pres. 2018 Robert J. Duplisea, Jr. 2018 Sharon Pulkkinen 2019 PORT COMMITTEE Barbara Scorcia 2020 Committee Members of the Joe Scorcia 2020 Clive Farrin, Chair 2019 Elmer Palmer Payne Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor Elena SmithRobert L. Boyd2018 Frederick Farnham 2020 CSD Timothy Utley 2019 Andrew Marvin 2019 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Larry Colcord 2020 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Palmer Payne 2019 Stephanie Hawke 2018 PLANNING BOARD James Powers 2018 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, MargaretRobert Lembo was -bornSplaine in Boothbay 2019 Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduatingMichael from McBride Boothbay Alt.1 2019 Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. HeThomas was proud Churchill to be the grandson2018 of Lewis A. VacantDunton, Alt.2 sail maker and 2020 Marblehead, Massachusetts. Trusteenamesake of of the the Boothbay coastal schooner,- the L.A.William Dunton, Hamblen now part of 2020the Mystic Seaport Museum. 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He earned the Steve2 Lorrain Star Asiatic Pacific Area2018 Medal and PhilippineLee Corbin Liberation - Alt.2 Area2020 Medal. Gary Farnham 2018 Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Palmer Payne 2019 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. TRUSTEES OF THE BOOTHBAY- BUDGET COMMITTEE After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and BOOTHBAY HARBOR CEMETERY SHELLFISH CONSERVATION entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording William Coll 2019 COMMITTEE liked to DbeISTRICT busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. David Galvis 2020 John asArsenault well as working evenings2018 processingWilliam shrimp onHamblen Southport. 2019 Sean Gray 2018 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Merlin Gray 2019 John O’Connell 2020 Douglas Perkins 2018 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio RalphFor M. 20 Welch years after his retirement2020 from thePalmer Post Payne,Office youChair could2018 find Robert doing Vacantmany tasks at Boothbay 2018 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a specialDavid flare for Profit his job of delivering2020 flowers. Not only did the flowers Margaret Splaine 2020 OOTHBAY EGION stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.B R BOOTHBAY HARBOR SEWER WATER DISTRICT Robert servedDISTRICT his town well, volunteering andECONOMIC holding severalCOMMITTEE positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors.Kenneth Marston, In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Deryl Kipp 2019 Jon Dunsford 2018 At Large 2018 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life James Stormont 2018 Ken Rayle 2018 Harry Pinkham, Chair 2019 member of the Disabled American Veterans. HenryRobert A. Tedeschi and his Jr. wife Calista,2020 who also servedMichael the Tomko town for many 2018years in several capacities,David Tibbetts will be long 2020 remembered fondly and missed by all. Wendy Wolf 2018 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Thomas Woodin 2018 Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

7 2 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Directory of Meetings & Phone Numbers WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

Municipal Meetings

Selectmen’s Meetings Second and fourth Monday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Boothbay Harbor Municipal Building

Port Committee Meetings First Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at the Boothbay Harbor Municipal Building

Firemen’s Meetings First Wednesday of the month at 6:00Elmer pm at the Palmer Boothbay PayneHarbor Municipal Building Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Planning Board Meetings Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Second Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm at the Boothbay Harbor Municipal Building Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Emergency Numbers 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Fire,1949, Ambulance and served and as aPolice combat calls: correspondent 911 with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the PoisonMarch Control of 1951, Center during 1 the-800 airborne-442-6305 assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. NonArmy-Emergency Good Conduct Numbers Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Police 207-633-2451 After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until AmbulancePalmer’s civilian 207-633 career-7711 in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Fire Chief 207-380-5635 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Water District Office 207-633-4723 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Sewer District Office 207-633-4663 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Water Treatment Plant 207-633-6634 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Publicand reporter Works withDepartment WNAC and207 WRKO-633-2316 and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers EMAstations Regional WINS, Director WNEW 207and -WOR350-6337 and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Boothbay Region Refuse District 207-633-5006 Town Office Main Number 207-633-3671; Fax 207-633-7712 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Visit the Town’s website at www.boothbayharbor.org to pay taxes, register boats and vehicles online or to remembered fondly and missed by all. access assessing, real estate, tax maps, tax bills and ordinance information. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

8 2 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Town Clerk WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Birth records are on file with the Town Clerk in the Maine city or town in which the birth occurred as well as in the town or city of residence of the mother. Marriage records are on file with the Town Clerk in the Maine city or town in which the marriage license was issued. Death records are on file with the Town Clerk in the Maine city or town in which the event occurred as well as in the Maine city or town of residence.

VITAL RECORDS Births 8 3 Females 4 Males Marriages 57 Oldest 95 and Youngest 23 Deaths 53 Oldest 102 Youngest 52 Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd NAME AGE DOD NAME AGE DOD 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Anthony, Vaughn C. 81 12/25/18 Hozdala, Paul William 71 08/27/18 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, RobertBarker, was Benjaminborn in Boothbay Lance Harbor72 and attended09/11/18 BoothbayHyson Harbor Sr., Gordonschools, N. graduating from71 Boothbay10/21/18 Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in HarborBeaulieu, High School,Linda Ann Class of 1944. 77 He was11/06/18 proud to be theJameson, grandson Shirley of Lewis K. A. Dunton,91 sail maker06/27/18 and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesakeBoyd, Robertof the coastal Lewis schooner, the91 L.A. Dunton,05/01/18 now partKelly, of theAudrey Mystic A. Seaport Museum.90 On May01/05/18 28, 1949Branch, Robert Stephen married R. his high school70 sweetheart,11/20/18 Calista Townsend.Larrabee, George Russell 83 10/18/18 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Bruwer, Hendrik J. 66 08/23/18 Lewis, Marjorie 94 12/16/18 Buck, John Thompson 76 08/07/18 Main, Frank Burton 87 08/31/18 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an Cameron, Bruce F. 83 01/05/18 Payne, Elmer Palmer 88 09/02/18 USSCampbell, Daly, DD519. Alan James Some of his military75 recognition06/15/18 included:Reed, WWIIDavid Victory Medal, American96 Area06/07/18 Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Chase Jr., Avon H. 76 11/14/18 Ribble Jr., Guy H. 92 05/30/18 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Chichester, Alice Lorraine 96 05/01/18 Roberts, Elise C. 62 10/08/18 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and AfterClark, returning Bridgett home M. from the service,52 he held08/11/18 jobs with CliffSeiders, Reny Karen Plumbing A. and Sample’s77 Shipyard06/25/18 until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording enteringCorindia, the Postal Dorothy Service E. for 30 years,95 where10/22/18 he becameSlocum, postmaster Jean in B. the 1960s. As someone98 who11/30/18 always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Cowdery, Harriet Whitney 91 06/11/18 Smith, Carolyn Barclay 95 04/13/18 as wellDaniels, as working Vivienne evenings I. processing86 shrimp10/03/18 on Southport.Smith, Valerie B. 101 02/03/18 DeCosta Jr., Edward W. 89 03/07/18 Spofford, Jane M. 84 10/19/18 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster ForDingle, 20 years June after Muriel his retirement from85 the Post01/31/18 Office youStockus could find-Stevens, Robert June doing A. many tasks62 at Boothbay03/20/18 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Fairley, Mary Alice 102 08/17/18 Stoddard, Lee B. 81 11/20/18 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brightenGates, people’s Dwight day,W. but Robert’s smile79 and10/23/18 lightheartedTaylor, demeanor David added A. a special touch.84 10/13/18 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. Gentry, Chisholm Ferrell 83 06/16/18 Thomas, Emerald George 82 10/18/18 Gorman, Gerard Patrick 90 07/20/18 Thomas, Malcolm H. 90 02/15/18 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Gregory III, Philip O. 54 11/06/18 Tibbetts, Marilyn P. 86 08/08/18 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Griffin, Marguerite J. 70 02/15/18 Tourtillotte, Maxine C. 94 02/18/18 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Grimes, Charles C. 87 10/19/18 Walker, Donald R. 89 02/17/18 member of the Disabled American Veterans. RobertHasenfus, and his Rosalie wife Calista, D. who also80 served04/11/18 the town forWhitten, many years George in several D. capacities,94 will be09/29/18 long rememberedHavinga, fondlyCatherine and E. missed by all.57 01/25/18 Yereance, Leroy H. 92 02/08/18 Hersom, Ella K. 82 10/16/18 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 18 of our residents died in other Maine cities or towns, 8 of the recorded deaths were for residents of other Maine cities or towns and 3 of the recorded deaths were for residents of another state.

2 39 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Town Clerk (continued) WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

LICENSES ISSUED (7/1/17-6/30/18) Hunting and Fishing Licenses 151 ATV Registrations 26

Snowmobile Registrations 23 Boat Registrations 536

Duplicate Boat Registrations 9 Dog Licenses 190

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd SHELLFISH LICENSES Resident Non Resident Senior Issued 7/1/17-6/30/187/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Recreational 7 9 2 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, BUSINESS LICENSES 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondentSpecial Amusement with Armed Forces Radio Service20 in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Victualers 73 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalismMEETINGS began in Lynn, & ELECTIONS Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester,Rocky New Channels Hampshire, School where System he was Budget in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was ableJanuary to make 3rd a recording liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Annual Town Meeting May 4th - 5th as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved Boothbayon to Burlington,-Boothbay Vermont, Harbor Albany, Community New School York and District Boston, Budget Massachusetts, whereMay he 10thwas a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, Primary“Boston Election Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS,June ABC 12th and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. State Referendum Election & Special Town Meeting November 6th Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Respectfullymember of submitted, the Disabled American Veterans. remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Michelle Farnham Town Clerk

Town Clerk Michelle Farnham 10 120 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Code Enforcement Officer WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

For many, 2018 was a year that brought out residents’ passion for preserving and nurturing Boothbay Harbor. While there were opposing opinions raised at the numerous meetings held throughout the year, there were also many opportunities for those involved to speak with their neighbors and learn how they think the future of Boothbay Harbor should be shaped.

As we enter 2019, those same discussions are likely to continue, and I encourage all that can to attend and participate in the many municipal meetings regularly held at the Town Hall. There are also openings for those interested to serve on various municipal boards and committees, all of which give each participant an opportunity to learn more about the processes involved with zoning and land use, as well as a chance to serve their community.

I also want to take this opportunity to thank the Planning Board for their dedicated and diligent work throughout 2018. The Board’s effort and commitment to providing a comfortable space for the community to speak and be Elmer Palmer Payne heard was commendable, and we are fortunate to haveRobert a volunteer L. groupBoyd that cares so much about the Town we all call home. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Respectfully submitted, Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In GeoffA Smithveteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an CodeUSS Enforcement Daly, DD519. Officer Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Code Enforcement Officer Geoff Smith

11 2 113 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Region Historical Society WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

During 2018, our 51st year, we enjoyed the support of both Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor voters. The funds voted by townspeople helped us to fulfill our purpose of preserving and increasing knowledge about our region's past.

We held regular year-round hours at the museum in Boothbay Harbor on Thursdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Over 1,000 people came to the museum, about two-thirds of them to buy books and photos or in search of specific information about families, houses, businesses, vessels, and other historical matters. The balance browsed through the six rooms of local artifacts. We sent out two newsletters and monthly e-updates. We had four speakers and held four open house events. We had a bake sale and a silent auction in addition to our fall cheese sale held at the Boothbay Railway Village and a cheese and bake sale in our front yard. In December we opened our World War I uniform exhibit and our community uniforms from the mid-1900s.

We provided news items and articles on local history to the townspeople and others through the Boothbay Register. We are an active research facility, assisting people locally in their search for information on family, houses, vessels, and places. We also carry on correspondenceElmer with Palmerpeople all over Payne the country and abroad who have an interest in Robert L. Boyd Boothbay region history, and when asked we help the town offices with research. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 We have many active volunteers who donated more than 2,000 hours of work this year. Some projects done by volunteersPalmer, as were: he was preparing known, exhibits, spent his organizing early childhood public in events, Cincinnati, computer Ohio, data Covington, entry, checking Kentucky the andorder Indianapolis, of photos and Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay documents,Indiana. He manning attended the grammar building, schools making in repairs,Elmhurst helping and Villa with Park, property Illinois clean and up, junior helping and withsenior mailings, high schools and in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and documentingMarblehead, new Massachusetts. collections and artifacts. Our building has undergone much needed repairs to the roof and front namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, windows and inside walls. 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in The1949, sources and servedof our asincome a combat this yearcorrespondent were: donations with Armed by individuals Forces Radio and the Service towns; in oneKorea grant; during membership 1950 and dues; 1951. and In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the salesMarch of books,of 1951, maps, during papers, the airborne and photographs. assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. OurArmy holdings Good ofConduct artifacts, Medal, collections, Army ofand Occupation documents Medal, increased National by four Defense linear feetService of documents, Medal, Korean 12 books, Service Medal approximatelywith four battle 200 stars, photographs United Nations or images, Korean and Servicemore than Medal 48 artifacts. and Republic Among of theKorea donations Service were Medal. an Indian war club madePalmer’s by Nick civilian Ranco career from in Linda broadcast Giles journalism and given tobegan Ernie in Giles Lynn, in Massachusetts 1963; a circa 1900and took wooden him tosled Concord, from Burton Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Orne’sManchester, house atNew Lobster Hampshire, Cove. where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. We thank the townspeople for their willingness to contribute to the preservation of local history. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Respectfullytalk show, “Boston submitted, Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Jane E. Johnston Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Office Manager American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. Board of Trustees: Charlie Bamberg, Jim Botti, Judy Eastwood, Kay Evans, George Friant, Sarah Giles, Bill Hammond,He was active Lorraine in town Hodgdon, affairs andSusan volunteer Lloyd, Janwork, Reit, serving Laurie on Simmons, the town’s Ann port Sutter, committee, Kathy budget Tibbetts, committee and Kay and as a Wilder.Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

12 122 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 2018 was a banner year for BHML. It was the first full year since 2015 with no staffing turnover or change. Harolyn Hylton, the Public Services/Children’s Librarian, was hired in December 2017 and came to work with the team in January.

In the circulation department, we lent out 29,085 items; digital checkouts increased 38% to 4,674 items; discount museum passes were used 152 times, and the Orion StarBlast telescope and GoPro cameras were borrowed 9 times each. Volunteers coordinated and delivered 658 books and 27 DVDs to our homebound patrons.

In August, the Maine State Library upgraded and rebranded the state’s suite of databases and online services; it is now called Maine Digital Library and can be accessed through BHML’s website: bbhlibrary.org/digital/. In September, we upgraded the library’s free public wifi network. We installed a new switch, hard lined the public computers, and added 3 new wireless access points (including one to beef up the signal available outside of the library).

BHML offered 228 free public programs in 2018 enjoyed by 4,017 people. February – June we hosted the Maine Humanities Council “Let’s Talk about It” book club series “Refreshing the Whodunit.” The series met with success and Elmer Palmer Payne spun off into a permanent book club for mystery loversRobert that meets L. monthly Boyd on Saturdays.

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 In April we hosted the second Annual Earth Day 7/8/1927Fest, and welcomed - 5/1/2018 even more participants for the event including: Boothbay Railway Village, Boothbay Region Garden Club, Boothbay Region Land Trust, Boothbay Region Refuse Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, DisposalRobert District, was born Boothbay in Boothbay Region Harbor Water District,and attended Boothbay Boothbay Sea &Harbor Science schools, Center, graduating Coastal Maine from BoothbayBotanical Gardens, Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in HeartyHarbor Roots, High and School,the Lincoln Class County of 1944. Gleaners. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, We added1949 3Robert new storytimes married his sessions high school (Storytime sweetheart, Picnic Calista at Harold Townsend. Clifford Park in July & August, Storytime On Demand He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in on Saturdays, and PJ Storytime on Wednesday nights). We collaborated with BRES to make the year’s Maine Student 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In BookA Award veteran titles of Worldavailable War to II, students he served through in the the Navy summer from andJune to 22, bring 1944 the to MouthCounts May 30, 1946, “mathletes” primarily aboardto practice the at the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an LibraryUSS under Daly, the DD519. tutelage Some of Rita of Arnold his military (Library recognition Board of included: Trustees) WWII and Desiree Victory Scorcia Medal, (Assistant American Director). Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the Throughout2 Star Asiaticthe summer, Pacific for Area high Medal school and students, Philippine BHML Liberation hosted JaneArea Watkins Medal. (educational consultant and BRHS Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal alumna) to support students with college Common Applications. with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and We continuedAfter returning the Fair home Weather from Films the service, on the helawn, held Windjammers jobs with Cliff for Reny Wee Plumbing Mateys, Books and Sample’s in Boothbay, Shipyard the everuntil- popular Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording Halloweenentering Parade, the Postal and rounded Service itfor all 30 out years, with where a visit he from became Santa postmaster and Mrs. Claus, in the where1960s. library As someone staff and who trustees always gave liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. out over 200 books, one to each child after they visited with Santa. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Respectfully Submitted, and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

JoannaRobert M. Breen served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years ExecutiveControl Director Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Boothbay Harbor American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Memorial Library member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Staff in Halloween Minecraft costumes from left: Desiree Scorcia, Harolyn Hylton, Executive Director Joanna Breen, Meg Donaldson.

13 2 133 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER The BHRCC is currently served by the Board of Directors: Ken Rayle, President; Benjamin Teel, Vice President; Elaine Jones, Secretary; Neal Jones, Treasurer. Douglas Goldhirsch, Sarah Morley, Benjamin Rankin, Karen Salentino, Bob Drury, Ramsey Lafayette, Roger Ferrell and Nicholas Ullo. Patricia Royall is the Chamber’s Executive Director. Kathrine Norcott currently serves as the Member/Visitor Relations Coordinator and Sara Moore serves as Chamber’s Administrative Coordinator. The Advisory Board for BHRCC members include: Art LaMothe, William Royall, Kris Ward, Wayne Moore, Dorothy Ferrell, Scott Larsen, Audrey Miller, Ted Perkins, Alan Hinsey, Joanna Breen, Keith Laser and Angelo Deguilian.

We distribute 85,000 Region Guides and Maps to all the AAA offices throughout New England, as well as Chambers statewide, the Maine Tourism Association. Maine Turnpike Visitor Centers, the Portland Jetport and Portland Visitors Center. We provide reduced cooperative advertising opportunities in YANKEE, DownEast Magazine, PORTLAND Monthly, MAINE Magazine, and Maine Invites You. Our website has over 600,00 views annually. Our weekly newsletter, “Chamber Connections” shares information within our membership and our monthly newsletter goes out to over 10,000 visitors. In order to respond to larger online visitors, the Chamber has developed digital media advertising on its website, allowing members to send out target announcements of their events or specials. Current membership of the BHRCC includes 236 businesses, organizations andElmer individuals. Palmer A majority Payne of the membership is related to the tourism industry, Robert L. Boyd however the Chamber continues to cultivate new members in the service industries of the Region through the “Chamber Chat” programs and workshops. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

In 2018Palmer, the Chamberas he was participated known, spent in hisevents early such childhood as our Business in Cincinnati, After -Ohio,Hours, Covington, Claw Down Kentucky – partnering and Indianapolis,with Compass Rose Events, Boothbay Food and Music Festival, Harbor Lights and the Annual Community Awards Celebration, featuring Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and keynoteMarblehead, speaker, Massachusetts.Yellow Light Breen from the Maine Development Foundation and Senator Angus King who spoke to attendees about the importance of collaboration and focusing on workforce development and training. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in This past year, the Chamber spearheaded a trip to Mount Blue High School including AOS 98 administration, BRCRC, 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Rotary,March Lincoln of 1951, Health, during the theCongregational airborne assault Church, on Munsan Lincoln-Ni, County 18 miles Planning behind Commission enemy lines, and he interested was able tocommunity make an members. The committee still meets on a regular basis with Superintendent Keith Laser to address some of the education USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. and Armyworkforce Good skills Conduct training Medal, issues Army we haveof Occupation here in our Medal, region. National The collaboration Defense Service consists Medal, of BRCRC, Korean The Service Recovery Medal Program,with four Lincoln battle Health, stars, UnitedBoothbay Nations Harbor Korean Country Service Club, Medal Lincoln and County Republic Planning of Korea Commission, Service Medal. Congregational Church, Maine State Economic Development Office, CMMC, and private individuals who want to help with this endeavor. In Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until October, the Chamber hosted an Education and Workforce Training breakfast workshop for School Board officials, School Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Trustees, and Selectman from Edgecomb, Southport, Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor. liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. In 2018 we initiated the Boothbay Harbor Region Sculpture Trail to bring public art to the region, boost economic He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster development, showcase the natural beauty of the Region and support artists through the sales of the sculptures. To date, 17 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay piecesand have reporter been with installed WNAC in the and downtown WRKO and corridor The Yankee of the Harbor Network, with anchorman 6 more pieces on Channel planned 7 for and installation he conducted this aspring. radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers The Boothbay Harbor Region Sculpture Trail is the only condensed sculpture trail in the state and in its first year the brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Chamberstations distributed WINS, WNEW close to and 5,000 WOR sculpture and was trail an maps anchorman to visitors on Newand local York businesses. Public Television. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years In 2019 we will be opening a Visitor Information Center located at 25 Route 1 in Edgecomb to capture the 6-9 million cars Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. that Indrive 1994, by hethat retired location to Boothbayannually. TheHarbor, Mid Maine.-Coast VisitorHe was Information the longtime Center adjutant will and be servicestaffed 7officer days aof week Post and#36, provide travelersAmerican with informationLegion. He assistedabout the other region. veterans LCI Fiberdealing Optics with hashealth donated and benefits a 55inch issues touch with screen the to VA. help He visitors was also explore a life the regionmember digitally of theand Disabled download American information Veterans. to their mobile devices. The BHRCC also operates a year-round welcome center Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long and administrative offices at 192 Townsend Avenue. remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a ThankSelectman. you to all He the was businesses, also chairman organizations, of the Lincoln individuals County and Republican Town officials Committee. whose continued Palmer served support his of municipality the Boothbay Harborproudly, Region and Chamber is sadly ofmissed Commerce and dearly help rememberedmake this region by us strong. all.

Respectfully submitted, Patricia Inness Royall Executive Director

14 142 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce Boothbay Region Refuse Disposal District WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER The BHRCC is currently served by the Board of Directors: Ken Rayle, President; Benjamin Teel, Vice President; Elaine This past year we saw many changes. In July we purchased Giles Rubbish. This keeps jobs local and is a long-term Jones, Secretary; Neal Jones, Treasurer. Douglas Goldhirsch, Sarah Morley, Benjamin Rankin, Karen Salentino, Bob investment to help lower taxes over time. The revenue that is created will go towards cost at the transfer station to Drury, Ramsey Lafayette, Roger Ferrell and Nicholas Ullo. Patricia Royall is the Chamber’s Executive Director. Kathrine lower your contribution. Norcott currently serves as the Member/Visitor Relations Coordinator and Sara Moore serves as Chamber’s Administrative Coordinator. The Advisory Board for BHRCC members include: Art LaMothe, William Royall, Kris Ward, Wayne Moore, The new processing plant for trash has had a delay and is now expected to open in April of 2019. If interested, you Dorothy Ferrell, Scott Larsen, Audrey Miller, Ted Perkins, Alan Hinsey, Joanna Breen, Keith Laser and Angelo Deguilian. can follow their progress and get information on how the plant works by following them on Facebook or their website online. A simple google search of Fiberight Maine will give you a host of information. We distribute 85,000 Region Guides and Maps to all the AAA offices throughout New England, as well as Chambers statewide, the Maine Tourism Association. Maine Turnpike Visitor Centers, the Portland Jetport and Portland Visitors As always, thank you for your continued support and feel free to stop by the office anytime with any questions. The Center. We provide reduced cooperative advertising opportunities in YANKEE, DownEast Magazine, PORTLAND Board of Directors meet monthly on the second Thursday of every month at 5:00 PM, you are always welcome to Monthly, MAINE Magazine, and Maine Invites You. Our website has over 600,00 views annually. Our weekly newsletter, attend. “Chamber Connections” shares information within our membership and our monthly newsletter goes out to over 10,000 visitors. In order to respond to larger online visitors, the Chamber has developed digital media advertising on its website, Winter Hours: Monday through Saturday 8:00AM to 4:00PM (October 16th- April 15th) allowing members to send out target announcements of their events or specials. Current membership of the BHRCC Summer Hours: Monday through Saturday 8:00AM to 5:00PM (April 16th- October 15th) 207-633-5006 www.boothbayrefuse.com includes 236 businesses, organizations andElmer individuals. Palmer A majority Payne of the membership is related to the tourism industry, Robert L. Boyd however the Chamber continues to cultivate new members in the service industries of the Region through the “Chamber Respectfully submitted, Chat” programs and workshops. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

In 2018Palmer, the Chamberas he was participated known, spent in hisevents early such childhood as our Business in Cincinnati, After -Ohio,Hours, Covington, Claw Down Kentucky – partnering and Indianapolis,with Compass Rose Events, Boothbay Food and Music Festival, Harbor Lights and the Annual Community Awards Celebration, featuring Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and keynoteMarblehead, speaker, Massachusetts.Yellow Light Breen from the Maine Development Foundation and Senator Angus King who spoke to attendees about the importance of collaboration and focusing on workforce development and training. Stevenamesake Lewis of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Operations1949 Robert Supervisor married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in This past year, the Chamber spearheaded a trip to Mount Blue High School including AOS 98 administration, BRCRC, 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Rotary,March Lincoln of 1951, Health, during the theCongregational airborne assault Church, on Munsan Lincoln-Ni, County 18 miles Planning behind Commission enemy lines, and he interested was able tocommunity make an members. The committee still meets on a regular basis with Superintendent Keith Laser to address some of the education USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. and Armyworkforce Good skills Conduct training Medal, issues Army we haveof Occupation here in our Medal, region. National The collaboration Defense Service consists Medal, of BRCRC, Korean The Service Recovery Medal Program,with four Lincoln battle Health, stars, UnitedBoothbay Nations Harbor Korean Country Service Club, Medal Lincoln and County Republic Planning of Korea Commission, Service Medal. Congregational Church, Maine State Economic Development Office, CMMC, and private individuals who want to help with this endeavor. In Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until October, the Chamber hosted an Education and Workforce Training breakfast workshop for School Board officials, School Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Trustees, and Selectman from Edgecomb, Southport, Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor. liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. In 2018 we initiated the Boothbay Harbor Region Sculpture Trail to bring public art to the region, boost economic He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster development, showcase the natural beauty of the Region and support artists through the sales of the sculptures. To date, 17 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay piecesand have reporter been with installed WNAC in the and downtown WRKO and corridor The Yankee of the Harbor Network, with anchorman 6 more pieces on Channel planned 7 for and installation he conducted this aspring. radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers The Boothbay Harbor Region Sculpture Trail is the only condensed sculpture trail in the state and in its first year the brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Chamberstations distributed WINS, WNEW close to and 5,000 WOR sculpture and was trail an maps anchorman to visitors on Newand local York businesses. Public Television. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years In 2019 we will be opening a Visitor Information Center located at 25 Route 1 in Edgecomb to capture the 6-9 million cars Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. that Indrive 1994, by hethat retired location to Boothbayannually. TheHarbor, Mid Maine.-Coast VisitorHe was Information the longtime Center adjutant will and be servicestaffed 7officer days aof week Post and#36, provide travelersAmerican with informationLegion. He assistedabout the other region. veterans LCI Fiberdealing Optics with hashealth donated and benefits a 55inch issues touch with screen the to VA. help He visitors was also explore a life the Left to right front row: Steve Lewis, Jake Hodgdon, Anna Giles, Steven Lewis, Shane regionmember digitally of theand Disabled download American information Veterans. to their mobile devices. The BHRCC also operates a year-round welcome center Robert and his wifeTherrien. Calista, Left who to right also back served row: Tyler the town Balsdon, for Rob many Latter, years David in Manson,several Renacapacities, will be long and administrative offices at 192 Townsend Avenue. remembered fondlySmith and and missed William by Johnson. all. Missing from photo David Brewer. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a ThankSelectman. you to all He the was businesses, also chairman organizations, of the Lincoln individuals County and Republican Town officials Committee. whose continued Palmer served support his of municipality the Boothbay Board of Directors: BRRDD Staff: Harborproudly, Region and Chamber is sadly ofmissed Commerce and dearly help rememberedmake this region by us strong. all. Rob Hopkins, Treasurer, Southport Steve Lewis, Manager Steven Lewis, Attendant Kurt Crosby, Clerk, Edgecomb William Johnson, Foreman David Manson, Attendant Respectfully submitted, Kirk Brewer, Personnel, Boothbay Rena Smith, Assistant Foreman Rob Latter, Driver Patricia Inness Royall Charles Cunningham, V. Chairman, Boothbay Tyler Balsdon, Driver David Brewer, Driver Gary Farnham, Chairman, Boothbay Harbor Jake Hodgdon, Attendant Anastasia Giles, Bookkeeper Executive Director J.D. Warren, Clerk, Boothbay Harbor Shane Therrien, Attendant

14 15 2 153 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Region Ambulance Service WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

Greetings to the Residents of Boothbay Harbor:

On behalf of the Board of Directors it is my pleasure to report the activities of the Boothbay Region Ambulance Service for fiscal year 2018. Following our first year in the new station we have been working on enhancing our training center with the installation of a simulation lab, which includes a mock up of an ambulance patient compartment. The focus of our training this past year included several certification courses related to trauma management, advanced life support and critical decision making in a medical setting. We've also continued with our innovative project which places our staff in hospital-based clinical experiences.

In October we took delivery of a new ambulance. We are in the process of transitioning our fleet from traditional bench seating to safer, more patient focused designs. This modem floor plan is the latest in technology and, while conservative on "bells and whistles", is a significant step forward on safety and work flow. Half of the cost of the replacement is funded from our capital program while the second half is funded with a temporary loan while we fundraise to retire the debt. We are very grateful for the support of the communities we serve! Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd

One of our goals for 2019 is to continue7/13/1930our transition -from9/2/2018volunteer and part-time staff to a more stable 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 model that includes another full-time position. We face a tough labor market and too often per diem staff are Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, called back into their full-time service to fill a sudden shift vacancy. This is disruptive to our shifts and lends to Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in inconsistent coverage at times. Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Finally, we've had quite a year with call volume. 1,639 calls in our fiscal year, making this one of our busiest 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. yearsHe enlistedever. Ourin the staff U.S.has Armyworked in 1948;hard heto wasprovide assignedthe bestto thecare Armypossible of Occupationand we appreciatein Tokyo andtheir Sapporo,efforts Japanin in serving1949, andour served community. as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Respectfullyaudio recording submitted, while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until RobertManchester, J. Ham New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, Chairmaninside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

16 162 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Sewer District WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER I am pleased to report the Boothbay Harbor Sewer District remains financially sound and continues to maintain adequately funded reserves and revenues to meet the District’s financial obligations, continues to plan for improvements, performs with fiscal responsibility to the ratepayers, and continues to meet all state and federal treatment requirements.

This year saw the retirement of a long-time employee, Gary Farnham. Gary started working for the District in 1999. We wish Gary well. In addition, The District brought Ed Crocker onboard as a new employee. Ed will be primarily in the plant, but you will see him about town as well.

The District continues to plan improvements in your treatment and collection systems. As in the past, the next several years will continue to be busy. The Trustees are into their fourth year of their capital improvement plan. The planned improvements will include planning/funding for pipe re-lining on the west side of Town, inflow and infiltration reduction, manhole rehabilitation, treatment plant systems upgrades, pump station upgrades, and a long overdue revision of the District Charter. This year’s major improvements to your system included the following:

Elmer Palmer Payne  Completion of the Union Street Pump Station andRobert Force Main L. Replacement Boyd Project.  Upgrading of the Massachusetts Road Pump Station Control Panels. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018  Completion of the Survey, Engineering, and Application7/8/1927 for -Funding5/1/2018 for the Replacement of the Route 96 Sewer Line. Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis,  PlanningRobert wasfor and born Procuring in Boothbay Equipment Harbor inand Conjunction attended Boothbay with St. AndrewsHarbor schools, Village graduating for the Upgrade from Boothbay of the Emery Lane Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in PumpHarbor Station. High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, The District1949 Robert Trustees married continue his tohigh lead school the District sweetheart, through Calista their Townsend. work ethic, strong leadership style, and fiscal He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in responsibility. Because of this leadership, the financial position of the District is strong. Credit is given to the careful management of spending along with consistent and fair implementation of the District's sewer use fees. I am proud to 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the lead a strong team of employees that take pride in their work. Without this dedicated team, the District cannot be a March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, successful public wastewater system, community resource, and environmental steward. I am grateful to be able to be audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal working with such a group. with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and I wouldAfter like returning to thank thehome ratepayers from the for service, their continued he held jobs support with Cliffof the Reny District. Plumbing I often and have Sample’s people commenting Shipyard until on the Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording Districtentering as a well the-run Postal organization Service for and 30 community years, where resource. he became I pledge postmaster to continue in the to 1960s. work onAs the someone behalf whoof all always the District liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. customers and I welcome your constructive criticism in order to improve the efficiency of District operations, keep our environmentas well healthy,as working and evenings enjoy and processing maintain ourshrimp quality on Southport.of life here in the Boothbay Region. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Respectfully submitted, and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Chris Higgins Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Superintendent American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

From left: Ed Crocker, Chris Higgins, Julie Hoskeer, David Pratt and Riley Mitchell.

17 2 173 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Public Works WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Public Works was busy with several winter storms hitting town into the end of March. When the weather broke, we were able to begin spring cleanup, removing sand from the streets, and placing trashcans and tables throughout town in preparation for summer. Final plans were approved for the new pickleball and basketball court and construction began in the summer.

Williams Street, and Lakeview Road received a complete overhaul, grinding away the old asphalt and reclaiming the surface before a base layer of asphalt was applied. Culverts were replaced on Lakeview Road and the road surface was re-pitched in several areas to improve drainage and water runoff. Reed Road was to receive a new top coat, but due to very rainy weather in the fall the project was put on hold.

In the fall Public Works began cleanup, raking and removal of leaves, posting winter signage and hanging the Christmas lights throughout town in preparation for Boothbay Lights. We cleared several trees, slash and brush from the wooded portion of Barrett’s Park by the parking lot.

An early season snow storm of 7” arrivedElmer mid-November Palmer followed Payne by another 6” storm four days later. In between Robert L. Boyd storms maintenance was performed on all the equipment in preparation of the winter months. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 I would like to give a big thank you to former Public Works Director Chris Leeman and former Public Works employeePalmer, Aaron as he wasDurgan known, for all spent their his hard early work childhood and dedication in Cincinnati, to the TownOhio, Covington,of Boothbay Kentucky Harbor over and theIndianapolis, years. Both have moved on to pursue other careers and are missed by all. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do. Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Many thanks to the community, Town Manager, and Select board for their continuing support. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Respectfully submitted, 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Nick Upham with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Foreman Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Left to right: Eric Hyson, Clyde Burnham, Bruce Fabiano, Nick Livingston and Foreman Nick Upham.

18 182 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Police Department WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Full time Officers: Reserve Officers:

Chief Robert Hasch Officer Jared Mitkus Sergeant Patrick Higgins Officer Nicholas Upham Patrolman Larry Brown Officer Jacob Grinnell Patrolman Tom Chryplewicz Officer James Mayotte Patrolman Doug Snyder Patrolman John Braley Patrolman Scott Mercier is on active military leave.

Administrative Assistant: Maureen Smith

2018 saw many interesting developments in our region. Our department continues to work to keep up with the times Elmer Palmer Payne and with the demands of policing in this era. Our outreachRobert and communityL. Boyd work has grown tremendously in the past decade. Officers receive specialized training to deal with many complex situations. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 With the changing demographics in town the department has been focused on working to assist our vibrant and active Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, retirementRobert community. was born in It Boothbay is never easy Harbor to have and attendeda change Boothbay in transportation, Harbor schools,health, living graduating arrangements, from Boothbay income, or Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in familyHarbor support. High Officers School, routinely Class of check 1944. the He well was- beingproud ofto peoplebe the grandsonin town, and of Lewis we assist A. Dunton,folks in locatingsail maker services and Marblehead, Massachusetts. throughoutnamesake the year.of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in In the work of addiction outreach we continue to work alongside The Boothbay Region Community Resource Center, 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In Lincoln Health, Midcoast ARC, and the new Peer and Wellness center. Officers often initiate discussions with individualsA veteran about of theWorld many War services II, he servedavailable, in the and Navy there from have June been 22, amazing 1944 tosuccess May 30, stories. 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal I am now in my 25th year working at the Boothbay Harbor Police Department and once again I wish to extend my with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. thanks to this amazing community, the Select board, and the Town Manager for their support. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Respectfully submitted, Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster RobertFor Hasch 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Police Chief talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Left to right: Chief Robert Hasch, John Braley, Larry Brown, Doug Snyder, Maureen Smith, Devin Polizzotti, Scott Mercier, Tom Chryplewicz, Sergeant Patrick Higgins. Missing from photo Part time Officers Nick Upham, Jacob Grinnell, James Mayotte and Jared Mitkus.

19 2 193 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Police Department (cont.) WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Police responded to and initiated a total of 4429 calls in 2018.  Motor vehicle stops: 775  Burglary alarms: 191; plus 2 holdup alarms  Community policing calls: 143  Motor vehicle crash reports: 128; plus 2 abandoned motor vehicles and 22 disabled motor vehicles  OUI arrests: 21  Theft/forgery/fraud investigations: 67  Burglary investigations: 7  Stolen vehicle complaints: 2  Calls of suspicious activity: 141  Criminal mischief complaints: 15  Complaints of trespassing: 15  Calls reporting unwanted subjects: 16  Sex offense investigations: 4  Calls involving juvenile investigations:Elmer Palmer 11 Payne  Calls involving assaults (does not include domestic assaults): 11 Robert L. Boyd  Domestic disturbance calls: 7/13/193026, with 7 arrests - 9/2/2018  Assists for individuals seeking help with addiction (new cases) alongside Boothbay Region Addiction 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Palmer, asOutreach: he was known, 25 spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis,  Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. HeDrug attended investigations: grammar schools5 in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in  Calls involving a person having mental distress: 6; 5 suicidal subjects and 8 missing persons Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts.  Calls involving police information: 113 namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28,  Parking problems: 43 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted Assists in the toU.S. other Army agencies: in 1948; 32 he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and Propertyserved as checks: a combat 449 correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951,Violations during of the bail airborne and protective assault orders:on Munsan 16 -Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording Cases whileof threatening: descending 14 by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Calls Conduct reporting Medal, fighting: Army 17 of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battleCalls reportingstars, United harassment: Nations Korean 31 Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilianCalls for career traffic in control: broadcast 334 journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, Warrant New Hampshire, arrests: 11 where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the Welfareplane during checks: the 59crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.  Citizen assists: 217 He moved Animal on to Burlington, complaints: Vermont, 25 Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter Calls with for WNAC found orand lost WRKO property: and 102The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, Inmate “Boston compliance Forum.” He checks: went on380 to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS,Death WNEW investigations: and WOR 6 and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.  Community policing calls: 143  Loud noise complaints: 29 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years  Erratic operation complaints: 24 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, heTransports retired to andBoothbay escorts: Harbor, 211 Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Pedestrian checks: 33 Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member ofAttempts the Disabled to locate American individuals: Veterans. 31 remembered fondly and missed by all.  Liquor law violations: 34 He was activeTraffic in townhazards: affairs 36 and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. Special He was details: also chairman 35 of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, andCases is sadly of littering: missed 4and dearly remembered by us all.  Fire alarms: 45 and 27 other fire calls  Medical emergencies: 224  Medical alarms: 13 (Due to space constraints this is only a partial list of calls)

20 220 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Region Water District WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 2018 was a hectic year for the Boothbay Region Water District. In January the board of trustees ordered a water rate case be initiated with the Maine Public Utilities Commission (PUC) citing rising expenses for maintaining the water districts infrastructure and inflation since the previous rate case in 2010. A carefully crafted rate structure was created, and after a rather spirited public meeting held at the Town of Southport Town Hall, on September 20, 2018, where the public weighed in on the current rate strategy, the new rate structure was approved by the PUC and went into effect on January 1, 2019. That said, during the year no capital improvement projects were undertaken, with the emphasis on catching up on administrative tasks and equipment repair and maintenance. Additionally, the District completed the following: numerous watershed protection projects along Adams Pond in Boothbay, funded in part with grant money from the Maine Department of Health and Human Services as well as the Maine Department of Environmental Protection; developed the Boothbay Region Water District Capital Improvement Plan, Revision III which has laid out the capital improvement workplan for the District for approximately the next ten-years; completed an 800-ft seasonal water main extension to serve homes in Sprucewold, Boothbay Harbor; completed a 1000 ft. commercial water main extension in Boothbay Harbor; completed a 1,200 ft. commercial water main extension in Boothbay, accepting a brand, new booster pump station in the process; and added 64 new customers. Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd In 2018 the board bid farewell to long-time trustee, Ken Marston after serving four-terms As the At-Large Trustee. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 In May, the voters of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor7/8/1927 and Southport - 5/1/2018 elected Nell Tharpe of East Boothbay to fill the vacated At-Large trustee position. As of the first meeting of the 2018 board, Trustee Harry Pinkham (Boothbay Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Harbor)Robert was was elected born Chairman,in Boothbay Trustee Harbor Gerald and attended “Gerry” Boothbay Gamage (Southport) Harbor schools, was electedgraduating to serve from as Boothbay Vice-Chairman, Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in TrusteeHarbor Jon HighLewis School, (Boothbay) Class was of 1944. named He Treasurer was proud and to Trustee be the grandsonSmith Climo of Lewis (Southport) A. Dunton, accepted sail makerthe position and of Marblehead, Massachusetts. Clerk.namesake Joining ofthe the officers coastal on schooner, the board the were L.A. Trustee Dunton, Kevin now Anthony part of the (Boothbay), Mystic Seaport Trustee Museum. David Tibbetts On May (Boothbay 28, Harbor)1949 and Robert Trustee married Nell hisTharpe high (At school-Large). sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Looking ahead to 2019, District objectives have greatly expanded and include the following: complete Phase IV year- 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an round water meter replacement project; complete the Logan Road Water Main Replacement Project in Boothbay HarborUSS to Daly, replace DD519. 800-feet Some of aging of his water military main; recognition install seasonal included: water WWII main Victory on Sawyers Medal, Island American Bridge, Area increasing Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal water pressure on Samoset Road in Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor; prepare bid documents to be published at the end with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. of the year for an expanded garage/shop desperately needed at the Adams Pond campus; replace two worn out Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and 12-inchAfter raw returning water check home valves; from the perform service, mid-level he held jobsoverhaul with Cliffmaintenance Reny Plumbing for both andfilter Sample’s trains and Shipyard pull and until repair two Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording of theentering district’s the six Postal twelve Service-inch forvertical 30 years, turbine where pumps he becameat the Adams postmaster Pond inTreatment the 1960s. Plant; As someonebecome better who alwaysprepared to liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. purchase conservation land within the Adams Pond and Knickerbocker Lake water sheds; and provide a continuedas well emphasis as working on eveningsleak detection, processing equipment shrimp maintenance on Southport. and unequaled performance (i.e. value to rate-payers).

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster The Board of Trustees meet the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. during daylight savings time and 7:00 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay p.m.Region during Greenhouses.standard time atHe the had district a special administrative flare for his office job of located delivering at 184 flowers. Adams Not Pond only Road, did Boothbaythe flowers Maine. talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, The trustees value the publics’ opinion and encourage the public to attend. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Respectfully submitted, Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Jonathanremembered E. Ziegra fondly and missed by all. Manager He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Left to right back row: Jon Ziegra, John Orne, Sue Mello, Mike Hill, Taylor Timberlake, Weston Alley. Front row: Shawn Simmons, Trevor Morin, Aaron Durgan. Missing from photo: Scott Campbell and Dale Harmon.

21 2 213 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Harbor Fire Department WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER I would first like to welcome new members Winter Page, James Brewer, and Richard Brown to the firefighter ranks. The 2018 year was a productive year for the Fire Department with our annual Windjammer Breakfast, held at the Whale Park. During the summer months we responded to several fire alarms and accidents. Most accidents were low speed collision resulting in minor damage.

Big summer training consisted of us working with Boothbay and Southport Fire Departments in extrication techniques, involving a weekend long course of modern methods in stabilization, and removing patients from the vehicle.

The fall months were busy with three structure fires in Boothbay Harbor. Two were commercial business and the third was a residential home. We also responded to three fires providing mutual aid to the Boothbay Fire Department. The joint training between the departments has proven very effective. All structures remained standing and in most, personal items were able to be salvaged for the owners.

The Fire Department purchased and is awaiting delivery of a new E-one fire truck to replace our rescue engine #3. Over the past several years engine #3 has been Elmerdown with Palmer several mechanical Payne issues. When submitting specs for our Robert L. Boyd replacement for engine #3 we designed it as a multiuse truck that will be able to perform several functions on any scene. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Members participated in the Firemen’s Muster at the Maine Federation of Firefighter’s Convention held in Portland. ThePalmer, department as he did was well, known, and spentplaced his first early and childhood second in in the Cincinnati, events. This Ohio, is onlyCovington, the second Kentucky time since and Indianapolis,I have been a Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay memberIndiana. that He our attended department grammar has competed schools in in Elmhurst these events. and VillaThe team Park, continues Illinois and to getjunior better and and senior we lookhigh forwardschools into Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and competingMarblehead, and improving Massachusetts. our performance. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. RememberHe enlisted to check in the the U.S. batteries Army inin 1948;your smoke he was detectors assigned everyto the yearArmy and of replaceOccupation them in whether Tokyo youand feelSapporo, they areJapan good in or not.1949, Building and servedmaterials as aused combat today correspondent tend to burn quickerwith Armed and properForces working Radio Service smoke in detectors Korea during give you 1950 the and time 1951. needed In to evacuate safely. A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. TheArmy Fire DepartmentGood Conduct is always Medal, looking Army of for Occupation new members Medal, and Nationalthis is a greatDefense way Service to help Medal,give back Korean to the Service community. Medal Wewith are committedfour battle tostars, keeping United everyone Nations safe Korean and givingService the Medal best andservice Republic to the ofBoothbay Korea Service Harbor Medal. Region. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Respectfully submitted, Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Nicholas Upham For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Fireand Chief reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Front row left to right: Winter Page, Evan Hepburn, Chief Nick Upham, James Brewer, James Powers. Back Row left to right: John Hepburn, Jesse Peters, Tom Caron, James Brewer, Matt Sledge, and Arthur Richardson. Missing from photo: Nick Livingston, Glenn Tilton, Aaron Durgan.

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TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Harbor Master WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER The summer seemed to start off slow with below average temperatures making it uninviting for people to grab their boats and hit the water. The 4th of July was one of the busiest I have seen in years, making me wonder if we were going to have enough room in our harbor for all the boats coming. It was a good sign to see summer in full swing.

When the summer months are upon us, please remember the Yacht Club has several small sailboats out in the harbor teaching our youth to become future sailors and boaters. These are very small children, and many are just learning how to sail. Please give them the space they need and reduce your speed when approaching them.

We continue to have moorings break free from their blocks, some with boats and floats on them. This is resulting in the boats and floats being pushed up onto the shore, with some receiving damage. It is important to remember to have your mooring tackle inspected every year to prevent this from happening. Keep in mind if you have a float, it needs to be kept in serviceable condition. Boats on moorings and at dock side need to be looked after and tended to. We had two boats sink at their mooring and one boat sink at a dock because they were not looked after. Having these boats brought back to the surface is an expensive cost to the owner and can be avoided with preventive main- Elmer Palmer Payne tenance. Robert L. Boyd

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 I would like to remind boaters with small tenders7/8/1927 and kayakers - 5/1/2018to put their information somewhere on the boats so in the event they go missing and are seen or recovered we can return them to the proper owner. Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in PleaseHarbor be sure High to School, check the Class expiration of 1944. dates He wason your proud flares to be and the register grandson your of boatsLewis before A. Dunton, the start sail of maker the season. and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Alwaysnamesake do a preof the-check coastal of your schooner, boat and the safetyL.A. Dunton, equipment now before part of boating the Mystic and enjoySeaport the Museum. summer on On the May water. 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Respectfully submitted, 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Nicholas Upham Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and HarborAfter Master returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Harbor Master Nicholas Upham

24 2 233 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Emergency Management Agency WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Larry Omland who stepped down as the Boothbay Region Emergency Assistant Director for Boothbay Harbor. His knowledge and experience were very helpful in my growth as EMA Director.

Also, I would like to thank Mike Ciccarelli, the Regional Emergency Management Assistant Director for Southport. Once again, his knowledge, experience and dedication is unmatched. To both gentlemen my hats off to you.

We started to receive our payments from the October 2017 storm declaration. The breakdown is as follows:

Boothbay – Total award $68,772.16 with the Federal share at 75%, State at 15%, and local at 10%.

Boothbay Harbor – Total award $7,292.05. The breakdown is the same.

Southport – Total award $8,232.49. TheElmer breakdown Palmer is the same. Payne Robert L. Boyd We received more for Boothbay because 7/13/1930I mitigated Shore - 9/2/2018Road on Ocean Point to start to repair the storm damage and help prevent future damage. 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay TrainingIndiana. is Healways attended top priority grammar in schoolstodays changing in Elmhurst world and and Villa this Park, coming Illinois year and will junior be no and exception. senior high Lincoln schools County in EMA has purchased a program called DH4 Live which will help us track damages during an event live and report Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. them directly to Lincoln County. The program will also help after the event with reporting and hopefully cut down on namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, the hours of FEMA paperwork that comes after the event. 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Respectfully1949, and servedsubmitted, as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until ClarencePalmer’s Campbell civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always BoothbayManchester, Region New EMA Hampshire, Director where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, [email protected] the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Service plaque awarded to Larry Omland, left, Clarence Campbell and Michael Ciccarelli.

25 242 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor Cemetery District WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER January 1, 2018 – Cash on hand $13,342.04 Received: Interest & Dividends $9,275.66 Sale of Lots $10,000.00 Town of Boothbay Harbor Appropriation $15,000.00 Town of Boothbay Appropriation $18,000.00 E.S. Dunton Trust $8,690.63 Miscellaneous Interest $122.43 Transfer from Lot Sales $10,000.00 Transfer from E.S. Dunton Trust $12,000.00 Barter’s Island Community Association $500.00 Transfer from Capital Improvement $5,000.00 Refund—Insurance $82.00 Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L.$88,670.72 Boyd Total Received $88,670.72 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 $102,012.76 Paid: Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, ContractedRobert was Services born in– MowingBoothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay $29,200.00Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in MaintenanceHarbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson$8,359.65 of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Suppliesnamesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the$79.95 Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Insurance1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend.$1,102.00 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Paving Evergreen Cemetery Road $17,000.00 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In NewA entranceveteran of Evergreen World War Cemetery II, he served in the Navy from June 22,$1,500.00 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an ArchwayUSS Daly, Evergreen DD519. Cemetery Some of his military recognition included:$4,200.00 WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the Cleanup2 Star EvergreenAsiatic Pacific Cemetery Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area$4,702.87 Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Oak Lawn Cemetery fence repair $500.15 Pear Street Cemetery—fill in holes $550.00 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Total Expenses $67,194.62 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. To Reserve Accounts: He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio LotFor Sales 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could$10,000.00 find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, E.S.Region Dunton Greenhouses. Trust He had a special flare for his job of delivering$8,690.63 flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. Miscellaneousbrighten people’s Interest day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor$122.43 added a special touch. Total Reserve $18,813.06 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years CashControl on Hand Officer. December He held 31, a2018 seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Checking Account $16,005.08 member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will$102,012.76 be long Specialremembered Accounts: fondly and missed by all. Global Atlantic $367,039.20 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality E.S. Dunton Trust $7,566.97 proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Lot Sales $14,118.93 Gamage Trust $25,320.43 Raymond James $72,255.79 Capital Improvement Accpimt $8,063.90 $494,365.22

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WWILLIAME REMEMBER H. BREWER WE REMEMBER Certified Public Accountant 858 Washington Street P.O. Box 306 Bath, Maine 04530 ------(207) 443-9759

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT

Board of Selectmen Town of Boothbay Harbor Boothbay Harbor, Maine

We have audited the accompanyingElmer financial Palmer statements of Payne the governmental activities, the business-type Robert L. Boyd activities, and each major fund of the Town of Boothbay Harbor, as of and for the years ended June 30, 2018 and 2017, and the related notes to the financial7/13/1930 statements, which- 9/2/2018 collectively comprise the Town’s basic financial 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 statements as listed in the Table of Contents. Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana.Management’s He attended Responsibility grammar schools for the in Financial Elmhurst Statements and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlistedwith accounting in the U.S. principles Army generally in 1948; accepted he was assignedin the United to the States Army of America; of Occupation this includes in Tokyo the design, and Sapporo, Japan in implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audioAuditor’s recording Responsibility while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four Our battle responsibility stars, United is to Nationsexpress opinions Korean onService these financialMedal and statements Republic based of Koreaon our Serviceaudit. We Medal. conducted our Palmer’saudit incivilian accordance career with in broadcastauditing standards journalism generally began accepted in Lynn, in theMassachusetts United States and of America. took him Those to Concord, standards Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester,require that New we Hampshire,plan and perform where the he audit was to in obtain an Air reasonable Force C assurance-47 which about crashed. whether He the was financial able to statements make a recording are entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insidefree the from plane material during misstatement. the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the He movedfinancial on statements. to Burlington, The proceduresVermont, selectedAlbany, depend New York on the and auditor’s Boston, judgment, Massachusetts, including wherethe assessment he was ofa newscaster the and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk assessments,show, “Boston the auditorForum.” considers He went internal on to control26 years relevant in New to York,the entity’s where preparation he worked and for fair CBS, presentation ABC and of theNBC radio, brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stationsfinancial WINS, statements WNEW in and order WOR to design and auditwas anprocedures anchorman that onare Newappropriate York Publicin the circumstances, Television. but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994,presentation he retired of the to Boothbayfinancial statements. Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member Weof thebelieve Disabled that the American audit evidence Veterans. we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long opinions. remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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WE REMEMBER Opinions WE REMEMBER

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the respective financial position of the governmental activities, business-type activities, and each major fund of the Town of Boothbay Harbor as of June 30, 2018 and 2017, and the respective changes in financial position, and where applicable, cash flows thereof for the years then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

Other Matters

Required Supplementary Information

Accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America require that the management’s discussion and analysis and budgetary comparison information be presented to supplement the basic financial statements. Such information, although not a part of the basic financial statements, is required by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board, who considers it to be an essential part of financial reporting for placing the basic financial statements in an appropriate operational, economic, or historical context. We have applied certain limited Elmer Palmer Payne procedures to the required supplementary informationRobert in accordance L. Boyd with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America, which consisted of inquiries of management about the methods of preparing the 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 information and comparing the information for7/8/1927 consistency with - 5/1/2018management’s responses to our inquiries, the basic financial statements, and other knowledge we obtained during our audit of the basic financial statements. We do not express an opinion or provide any assurance on the information because the limited procedures do not provide us Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in with sufficient evidence to express an opinion or provide any assurance. Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesakeOther Information of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Our audit was conducted for the purpose of forming opinions on the financial statements that collectively 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A compriseveteran of the World Town Warof Boothbay II, he served Harbor’s in basicthe Navy financial from statements. June 22, 1944 The introductory to May 30, section1946, primarilyand the combining aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an and individual nonmajor fund financial statements are presented for purposes of additional analysis and are not a USSrequired Daly, part DD519. of the financialSome of statements. his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. The combining and individual nonmajor fund financial statements are the responsibility of management and Afterwere returning derived from home and from relate the directly service, to the he underlyingheld jobs withaccounting Cliff Renyand other Plumbing records andused Sample’s to prepare Shipyard the basic until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and financial statements. Such information has been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always likedfinancial to be statementsbusy, he moonlightedand certain additional as a caretaker procedures, for private including cottages comparing and andthe reconcilingWelch House such on information McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as directlywell as to working the underlying evenings accounting processing and othershrimp records on Southport. used to prepare the basic financial statements or to the basic financial statements themselves, and other additional procedures in accordance with auditing standards generally He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster accepted in the United States of America. In our opinion, the combining and individual nonmajor fund financial and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Forstatements 20 years are after fairly his stated, retirement in all materialfrom the respects, Post Office in relation you could to the findbasic Robert financial doing statements many as tasks a whole. at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten The people’s introductory day, and but statistical Robert’s sections smile and have lighthearted not been subjected demeanor to the added auditing a special procedures touch. applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and, accordingly, we do not express an opinion or provide any assurance on them. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Bath, Maine American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. RobertAugust and 13, his 2018 wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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TOWN OFW EBOOTHBAYREMEMBER HARBOR, MAINE WE REMEMBER Management's Discussion and Analysis June 30, 2018

The following is a discussion and analysis of the Town of Boothbay Harbor’s financial activities and performance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018.

FINANCIAL AND DISCUSSION HIGHLIGHTS

➢ The Town's net position increased by $280,350.48 (Exhibit B). ➢ General fund actual expenditures exceeded revenues by $80,381.99 (Exhibit F). ➢ In business-type activities (i.e. Fish Pier Enterprise Fund), revenues increased by 17.02% from the previous year from $48,986.61 to $57,322.80. Operating expenses, which includes depreciation, decreased by $6,472.16 resulting in an operational gain of $4,212.72 for the Fish Pier Enterprise Fund. ➢ Governmental revenues increased by $226,013.00 from the previous year due to an increase in general government collections and exciseElmer taxes. Palmer Payne ➢ Mil rate of 11.4 per thousand is a 0.02 per thousand increase from last year. Assessed value of Robert L. Boyd $604,482,800.00 was listed as7/13/1930 of April 1, 201 7-. 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 THIS REPORT Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in There are two basic financial statements: government-wide financial statements and fund financial statements. Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Government-wide financial statements present an overview of the overall government, measuring and reporting namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, all of its assets, liabilities, expenses, and net gains and losses. It excludes fiduciary (or trust) fund types, and 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. Hefocus enlistedes on governmentalin the U.S. Army and inbusiness 1948; -hetype was activities. assigned Theto the government Army of Occupation-wide financial in Tokyo statements and Sapporo, are reported Japan in 1949,using andthe economicserved as resourcesa combat correspondentmeasurement focuswith Armedand the Forces accrual Radio basis Serviceof accounting. in Korea Revenues during 1950 are recordedand 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Marchwhen they of 1951, are earned during and the expensesairborne assaultare recorded on Munsan when- aNi, liability 18 miles is incurred behind enemy. Property lines, taxes he was are recognizedable to make as an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audiorevenues recording and posted while in descending the year in bywhich parachute they are with levied. the 187th Grants Airborne are recognized Regimental as revenue Combat as Team. soon asHe the earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Armyeligibility Good requirements Conduct Medal, have Armybeen met. of Occupation Capital assets Medal, and National long-term Defense debt are Service recognized Medal, as Koreanassets and Service liabilities Medal within the four entity battle-wide stars, financial United statements Nations Korean. Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester,Exhibits A and New B (i.e.Hampshire, Statement where of Net he wasPosition in an and Air Statement Force C-47 of whichActivities) crashed. are examplesHe was able of goveto makernment a recording-wide liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insidefinancial the statements. plane during They the crash. report information on the change in net position of non-fiduciary activities of the as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Town as a whole, and demonstrate the degree to which expenses are offset by program revenues. Program Herevenues moved are on derived to Burlington, directly Vermont, from the Albany,program Newitself York - they and are Boston, charges Massachusetts, to customers for where services he was, and a includenewscaster any andspecific reporter operating with WNAC grant and and contribution WRKO and to The the YankeeTown. TheNetwork, equity anchorman section of onExhibit Channel A shows 7 and the he amountsconducted net a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talkinvested show, in “Boston capital assets, Forum.” as Hewell went as restricted on to 26 andyears unres in Newtricted York,. Assigned where he net worked position for is CBS, restricted ABC by and creditors NBC radio, or Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsimposed WINS, by law, WNEW whereas, and unassigned WOR and net was position an anchorman is the residual on New amounts York Public leftover. Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Governmental fund financial statements are reported using the current financial resources measurement focus as Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years well as the modified accrual basis of accounting. The fund financial statements start with Exhibit E. Revenues Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. Inare 1994, recognized he retired as soon to Boothbay as they become Harbor, available Maine. He and was measurable. the longtime Revenues adjutant susceptible and service to officer accrual of arePost property #36, Americantaxes, interest, Legion. and He charges assisted for otherservice. veterans They dealingshow greater with health financial and detail benefits than issues the government with the VA.-wide He wasstatements, also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long memberand tell usof howthe Disabled the Town’s American governmental Veterans. activities and services were financed during the year as well as what remembered fondly and missed by all. remains for future spending. Capital assets and long-term debt are not reported in the fund financial statements Heand was fund active balances in town are reportedaffairs and as volunteereither reserved work, or serving unreserved. on the Thetown’s remaining port committee, statements budget (i.e., committeeExhibit G andand H)as a Selectman.provide financial He was information also chairman about of thethe Town’sLincoln business County -Republicantype activities. Committee. The Fish Palmer Pier account served is his the municipality Town’s only proudly,proprietary and fund. is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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THE TOWN AS A WHOLE

Analysis of the Statement of Net Position and Statement of Activities

Our analysis of the Town as a whole begins with Exhibits A and B - the Statement of Net Position and Statement of Activities. Think of the Town as being divided into two kinds of activities: governmental activities and business-type activities. Governmental activities, which include basic services such as police, fire, public works, and general administration, are funded by taxes, intergovernmental funds, and miscellaneous revenues, while business-type activities are supported largely by user charges and fees to help cover the cost of repairs and maintenances and expansion. The Town’s only business-type activity is the Fish Pier.

Condensed Statements of Net Position Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd2018 2017 Assets: 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Current and Non-Current Assets 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018$ 3,067,647.51 $ 2,923,009.27 Capital Assets - Net of Accumulated Depreciation 4,304,178.43 4,247,795.43 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Deferred Outflows of Resources 118,358.95 195,163.75 TotalRobert Assets was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor$ 7,490,184.89 schools, graduating $ 7,365,968.45 from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Liabilities:1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Current Liabilities $ 315,607.05 $ 282,102.19 Noncurrent Liabilities 706,778.57 897,077.47 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Total Liabilities $ 1,022,385.62 $ 1,179,179.66 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Deferred Inflows of Resources $ 170,762.00 $ 170,102.00 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and NetAfter Position returning: home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering Net Inves theted Postal in Capital Service Assets for 30 years, where he became postmaster $ 3,755,457.47 in the 1960s. $ As 3,622,1 someone69.16 who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Restricted for: as well Capital as working Purposes evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 561,347.26 459,952.54 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Other Purposes 44,066.52 40,334.06 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 Unrestricted years after his retirement from the Post Office you could 1,936,166.02find Robert doing many 1,894,231.03 tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, TotalRegion Liabilities Greenhouses. and Net He Position had a special flare for his job of delivering $ 7,490,184.89 flowers. Not only$ 7,365,968.45 did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. The Condensed Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Position are provided below as a Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years summary for the fiscal years ended December 31, 2018 and 2017. Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36,

American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Condensed Statements of Activities 2018 2017

Program Revenues: Charges for Services $ 427,154.60 $ 383,078.16 Operating Grants and Contributions 26,028.00 25,620.00 Total Program Revenues $ 453,182.60 $ 408,698.16

General Revenues: Property Taxes 6,888,859.94 6,753,163.65 Homestead and BETE Reimbursement 39,576.00 32,178.00 Excise Taxes 459,656.81 431,895.08 Intergovernmental Elmer Palmer Payne 45,380.96 42,697.23 Robert L. Boyd Gain on Sale of Assets 2,749.00 Interest and Investment Earnings 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 42,766.86 54,210.50 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Total Revenues $ 7,929,423.17 $ 7,725,591.62 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana.Expenses: He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Business-T Massachusetts.ype Activities $ 53,110.08 $ 46,637.92 namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, General Government 829,764.62 746,359.15 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He Health, enlisted Welfare in the U.S.and RecreationArmy in 1948; he was assigned to the Army 767,061.85 of Occupation in Tokyo 738,509.48 and Sapporo, Japan in Public Works 645,256.86 729,463.83 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March Community of 1951, School during District the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles 2,721,832.73 behind enemy lines, 2,647,882.00 he was able to make an Special Assessments 1,130,232.62 1,105,650.31 USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Public Good Safe Conductty Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National 1,483,117.77 Defense Service Medal, 1,453,499.42 Korean Service Medal with Interest four battleExpense stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic 18,696.16 of Korea Service 26,344.84 Medal. Capital Budget 127,588.25 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester,Total Expenses New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C$ - 47 7,649,072.69 which crashed. He$ was 7,621,935.20 able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insideChange the in plane Net Position during the crash. $ 280,350.48 $ 103,656.42 Net Position, July 1 6,016,686.79 5,913,030.37 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. HeNet moved Position, on Juneto Burlington, 30 Vermont, Albany, New York and$ Boston, 6,297,037.27 Massachusetts, $ 6,016,686.79where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talkThe show,Town's “Boston total net Forum.” position He (or went difference on to 26 between years in total New assets York, and where liabilities he worked of all forgovernmental CBS, ABC and and business NBC radio,- Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationstype activities) WINS, forWNEW the period and WOR ending and June was 30, an 201 anchorman8 was $5,310,196.45. on New York InPublic contrast, Television. the total net position for the brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. prior period was $5,034,058.69. The difference between the two periods is $276,137.76. Similarly, the Town’s Fish Pier net position for the same period ending June 30, 2018 was $986,840.82, while the beginning assets for Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years the same period were $982,628.10, an increase of $4,212.72. In both cases, the Town’s equity position (or net Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. Inworth) 1994, has he changedretired to moderately Boothbay Harbor,from the Maine. previous He year. was the Management longtime adjutant will monitor and service for any officer variance of Post in accounting #36, Americanto ensure continuedLegion. He compliance assisted other and veteransstewardship dealing responsibility. with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. The Town’s total position, which includes anything that the Town owns of value, is $6,297,037.27 compared to He$6,016,686.79 was active inin town2017 affairs. This includesand volunteer all cash, work, taxes serving receivable on the and town’s liens, port internal committee, balances, budget and committeenet capital assetsand as a Selectman.for both governmental He was also and chairman business of- typethe Lincoln activities. County Internal Republican balances Committee. represent the Palmer balances served owed his between municipality the proudly,governmental and is and sadly business missed-type and activities.dearly remembered The Town’s by ustotal all. liabilities, which include all accounts payable, accrued expenses and interest, and long-term liabilities are $1,022,385.62, of which $52,372.39 of the long-term liabilities is due within one year (Exhibits A and B).

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THE TOWN’S MOST SIGNIFICANT FUND: THE GENERAL FUND

Analysis of Fund Financial Statements

Our analysis of the Town’s major funds begins with Exhibit F (or the Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balances). The fund financial statements provide detailed information on the flow and use of financial resources: they are the Town’s most significant funds, with the general fund being the most important fund. It accounts for all resources not otherwise devoted to specific activities, and it finances most of our basic local government functions, such as general administration and police. The Town uses two kinds of funds - governmental and proprietary - with different accounting approaches.

Governmental funds: The general fund is the general operating fund of the Town. All general tax revenues and other receipts that are not allocated by law are accounted for in this fund. Governmental funds use the modified Elmer Palmer Payne accrual accounting method, and are reported separatelyRobert from L.business Boyd-type activities, which rely on fees and charges for support. Revenues are recognized when they become available and measurable. Exhibit F provides a 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 detailed short-term view of the Town's general7/8/1927 government operations- 5/1/2018 and the basic services it provides.

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, TheRobert relationship was born (or in differences) Boothbay Harbor between and governmental attended Boothbay activities Harbor and how schools, that informationgraduating from is reported Boothbay in the Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in StatementHarbor High of Net School, Position Class and of the 1944. Statement He was of proudActivities to be is the discussed grandson in ofExhibits Lewis AA. & Dunton, B. sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Proprietary1949 Robert funds married: Proprie his taryhigh fund school financial sweetheart, statements Calista include Townsend. a statement of net position (or a balance sheet), a He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in net position (or fund equity) and a statement of cash flows. The 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In balanceA veteran sheet of presents World War investments II, he served in net in assets the Navy and fromunrestricted June 22, net 1944 position to May. The 30, Fish 1946, Pier primarily operation aboard is reported the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an asUSS an e nterpriseDaly, DD519. fund, becauseSome of it his is supportedmilitary recognition largely by included:user fees andWWII charges Victory to helpMedal, it cover American the cost Area of Medal,repairs audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the and2 Starmaintenance. Asiatic Pacific It run Areas on aMedal fully selfand- Philippinesupporting, Liberation independent Area basis, Medal. utilizing private-sector standards of Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal accounting and financial reporting. Reporting for proprietary funds requires a cash flow statement (Exhibit H), with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. which displays receipts and disbursements of cash. Recognition of all expenses is required for proprietary funds Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and (ExhibitAfter returning G) accounting home forfrom capital the service, assets andhe held their jobs depreciation. with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. For the year ending 2018, governmental revenues increased by $226,013.00 from the previous year. Governmentalas well as working expenditures evenings in creasedprocessing $232,286.70 shrimp on fo Southport.r the same period. Revenues exceeded expenditures by He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster $80,381.99. The fund balance of the governmental funds is $2,680,680.12 ($2,109,226.81 for general fund, and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio $561,347.26For 20 years for after capital his retirementprojects, and from $10,106.05 the Post Officefor the you shellfish could account). find Robert The doing unassigned many tasks fund at balance Boothbay of the talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, generalRegion fund Greenhouses. of $2,075,266.34 He had is a above special the flare fund for balance his job requirement of delivering established flowers. Not in May only of did 2004, the flowers which requires stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. thatbrighten the fund people’s balance day, levels but not Robert’s be less smile than and8% oflighthearted the general demeanor fund expenditures added a special of that touch. fiscal year.

TheRobert cost ofserved all general his town fund well, expenditures volunteering for and 201 holding8 was $ 7,783,012.15several positions compared including to $ Fireman7,555,787.23 and Animal last year. The At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years totalControl amount Officer. that our He taxpayers held a seat financed on the Boardfor these of Selectmanactivities through and Board property of Assessors. taxes was $6,922,846.03 in In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, comparison to $6,756,632.10 in 2017. The tax collection rate of 99.08% was an increase over last year’s rate of American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life 97.93%. The amount of uncollected taxes for the year ending 2018 was $57,287.88 compared to the previous Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. year of $93,475.63. The Town established the dates and installments that taxes were due and payable. The rate of interestremembered was se tfondly at 7.00 and%, themissed same by as all. last year’s rate. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Analysis of Fund Financial Statements (Cont’d)

Business-Type Activities

The Fish Pier revenues for the year ending 2017 were $57,322.80 (Exhibit G), with operating expenses and depreciation of $53,110.08 for an operational gain of $4,212.72. In contrast, revenues for the previous year were $48,986.61 with operating expenses and depreciation of $46,637.92 for an operational gain of $2,348.69. Net position at the beginning of the year was $982,628.10. Net position at the end of the year was $986,840.32.

GENERAL FUND BUDGETARY DISCUSSION

A budget is adopted for the General Fund only and not the Fish Pier, which is the Town’s business-type activity. The budget is adopted on a basis consistentElmer with Palmeraccounting principlesPayne generally accepted in the United States of Robert L. Boyd America (GAAP). Once adopted by the legislative body (or the Town Meeting), the level of control begins with the Town Meeting Warrant, in which expenditures7/13/1930 may - not9/2/2018 exceed appropriations. The Town authorized the 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 municipal officers to carry forward any unexpended account balance, provided that the account carried forward is Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, used for the same purpose and to fund any expenditure exceeding budget from undesignated fund balance. If the Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in undesignated fund balance of the general fund exceeds 8% for that fiscal year, the municipal officials may use the Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,excess over 8 Massachusetts.% to reduce the tax commitment for the ensuing year. The municipal officials may also make namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, emergency expenditures from the undesignated fund balance to meet an essential need to protect the public health, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. Hesafety enlisted, or welfare. in the U.S. The Armyexpenditure in 1948; for he that was essential assigned need to themust Army be described of Occupation in an agendain Tokyo item and that Sapporo, includ esJapan a in 1949,precise and statement served asof aneed combat and correspondentamount of funds with required. Armed ForcesExcluding Radio normal Service professional in Korea duringservices, 1950 contracts and 1951. for In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Marchpurchases, of 1951, supplies during and the capital airborne improvements assault on Munsanthat are -estimatedNi, 18 miles to exceed behind $5,000 enemy.00 lines, in any he wasfiscal able year to requiresmake an a USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audioformal recording written sealed while biddescending process. by The parachute bid awards with must the 187thbe approved Airborne by Regimentalmunicipal officers, Combat who Team. shall He award earned to the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Armythe lowest Good bidder, Conduct unless Medal, an award Army toof anotherOccupation bidder Medal, is deemed National by the Defense municipal Service officers Medal, to beKorean in the Service best interest Medal withof the four Town battle. stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester,For the year Newending Hampshire, 2018, expenditures where he excwaseeded in an revenueAir Force by C $-22,498.7347 which crashed.(Schedule He A was-1) butable actual to make revenues a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insideexceeded the budgetedplane during revenues the crash. by $86,314.83. The accounts exceeding their budgets are listed in Note H. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster andCAPI reporterTAL ASSET with WNAC AND andDEBT WRKO ADMIN and TheISTRATION Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsCapital WINS,Assets WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

The Finance Officer maintains a schedule of assets for GASB Statement No. 34. New property, buildings, or Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years improvements other than furniture and equipment are maintained on this capital asset report. The Town uses the Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. Indepreciation 1994, he retired schedule to Boothbay as defined Harbor, by GASB Maine. Statement He was No. the 34 longtime for its repor adjutantting .and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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CAPITAL ASSET AND DEBT ADMINISTRATION

Capital Assets (Cont’d)

Capital assets are reported in the applicable governmental or business-type activities columns in the government- wide financial statements. As of June 30, 2018, the Town had $7,045,568.43 in governmental capital assets.

Capital Assets at Year End:

2018 2017 Land $ 1,531,401.00 $ 1,531,401.00 Buildings 1,956,460.00 1,956,460.00 Elmer Palmer Payne Improvements 1,350,538.48 1,084,640.48 Vehicles Robert1,363,405.95 L. Boyd 1,363,405.95 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Equipment 7/8/1927 843,763.00 - 5/1/2018 832,963.00 Total Capital Assets $ 7,045,568.43 $ 6,768,870.43 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Less: Accumulated Depreciation (3,693,725.00) (3,505,612.00) CapitalRobert Assetswas born Net in of Boothbay Accumulated Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Depreciation $ 3,351,843.43 $ 3,263,258.43 Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Debt

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an The Town’s long-term liability for the year ended June 30, 2018 was $443,805.51 in governmental activities and $104,915.45USS Daly, inDD519. business Some-type of activities. his military Long recognition-term debt included: in governmental WWII Victory activities Medal, included American notes onArea the Medal, Fire audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Truck and a Refinance Note (Note I). The total notes payable for both governmental and business-type activities with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. were $548,720.96 of which $52,372.39 was due within one year. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording Theentering State limitsthe Postal the amount Service of for general 30 years, obligation where hedebt became that towns postmaster can issue in the to 31960s.% of the As assessed someone value who ofalways all liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. taxable property. The Town’s outstanding general obligation debt is significantly below this $21.945 million state imposedas well limit.as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster OtherFor 20obligations years after include his retirement $65,209.23 from of theaccrued Post Officecompensated you could absences find Robert (i.e. unused doing vacationmany tasks pay at and Boothbay sick leave) and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio reported on Exhibit A. talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a

Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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TOWN OFW EBOOTHBAYREMEMBER HARBOR, MAINE WE REMEMBER Management's Discussion and Analysis, Continued

CONCLUSION TO MD&A REPORT

The Town continues to be in sound financial shape. We continue to accomplish capital improvements such as winterizing the Whale Park public restrooms and continue planning for future endeavors. Construction will begin shortly on the new basketball court and pickleball court at Sherman field. The roundabout is complete at Boothbay center and the Route 27 sidewalk project is expected to begin in 2019. Improvements to the footbridge are in the conceptual phase right now. Once that is narrowed down through public meetings, designs, scheduling and cost estimating will take place prior to a public bidding process. The Joint Economic Development Committee delivered results to the Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor Selectmen with the completion of the Camoin “Economic base analysis for strategic master plan.” Planning for the third year of Boothbay Lights is underway that runs in conjunction with the Gardens Aglow. Thank you to the Budget Committee and Board of Selectmen for their continuing efforts in reviewing and presenting a well thought out and practical budget at our town meeting again this year. Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd CONTACTING THE TOWN’S FINANCIAL7/13/1930 MANAGEMENT - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 This financial report is designed to provide our citizens, taxpayers, customers, and creditors with a general Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, overview of the Town’s finances and to show the Town’s accountability for the money it receives. If you have Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in questions about this report or need additional financial information, contact Julia Latter, Finance Officer, at The Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Town of Boothbay Harbor, 11 Howard Street, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Exhibit A Exhibit A WE REMEMBER TOWNW OFE BOOTHBAYREMEMBER HARBOR STATEMENTSTOWN OF BOOTHBAY OF NET POSITIONHARBOR STATEMENTSJUNE 30, 2018 OF NET AND POSITION 2017 JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

GOVERNMENTAL BUSINESS-TYPE 2018 2017 GOVERNMENTALACTIVITIES BUSINESS-TYPEACTIVITIES TOTALS2018 TOTALS2017 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES TOTALS TOTALS ASSETS AND DEFERRED OUTFLOWS ASSETS AND DEFERRED OUTFLOWS CURRENT ASSETS: CURRENT Cash (Note ASSETS: B) $ 2,282,660.62 $ - $ 2,282,660.62 $ 2,211,876.69 AccountsCash (Note Receivable B) $ 2,282,660.6224,164.23 $ - $ 2,282,660.6224,164.23 $ 2,211,876.6914,299.77 TaxesAccounts Receivable Receivable (Schedule A-8) 24,164.239,210.56 24,164.239,210.56 12,021.9114,299.77 TaxTaxes Liens Receivable (Schedule (Schedule A-9) A-8) 68,973.859,210.56 68,973.859,210.56 115,027.9812,021.91 DueTax LiensFrom (ScheduleOther Funds A-9) 68,973.85 140,481.50 140,481.5068,973.85 112,311.40115,027.98 PrepaidDue From Expenses Other Funds 140,481.50 140,481.50 112,311.4020,924.00 InvestmentsPrepaid Expenses (Note F) 542,156.75 542,156.75 436,547.5220,924.00 Investments Total Current (Note AssetsF) $ 2,927,166.01542,156.75 $ 140,481.50 $ 3,067,647.51542,156.75 $ 2,923,009.27436,547.52 Elmer Palmer Payne Total Current Assets Robert$ 2,927,166.01 L. Boyd$ 140,481.50 $ 3,067,647.51 $ 2,923,009.27 PROPERTY, PLANT, AND EQUIPMENT (NOTE G): PROPERTY, Land PLANT, AND EQUIPMENT (NOTE G): $ 1,531,401.00 $ 249,832.00 $ 1,781,233.00 $ 1,781,233.00 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 BuildingsLand 7/8/1927$ 1,956,460.001,531,401.00 - 5/1/2018$ 534,176.00249,832.00 $ 2,490,636.001,781,233.00 $ 2,532,436.001,781,233.00 ImprovementsBuildings 1,350,538.481,956,460.00 601,376.00534,176.00 1,951,914.482,490,636.00 1,644,216.482,532,436.00 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert VehiclesImprovements was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay1,363,405.951,350,538.48 Harbor schools,601,376.00 graduating1,363,405.951,951,914.48 from Boothbay1,363,405.951,644,216.48 EquipmentVehicles 1,363,405.95843,763.00 1,363,405.95843,763.00 1,363,405.95832,963.00 Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Equipment 843,763.00 843,763.00 832,963.00 namesake Total Property, of the Plant,coastal and schooner,Equipment the L.A. Dunton, now$ 7,045,568.43 part of the Mystic$ 1,385,384.00 Seaport Museum.$ 8,430,952.43 On May$ 8,154,254.43 28, 1949 Less: Total Robert Accumulated Property, married Plant,Depreciation andhis Equipmenthigh school sweetheart, Calista$ (3,693,725.00)7,045,568.43 Townsend.$ 1,385,384.00(433,049.00) $ (4,126,774.00)8,430,952.43 $ (3,906,459.00)8,154,254.43 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Less: Net Accumulated Property, Plant, Depreciation and Equipment $ (3,693,725.00)3,351,843.43 $ (433,049.00)952,335.00 $ (4,126,774.00)4,304,178.43 $ (3,906,459.00)4,247,795.43 Net Property, Plant, and Equipment $ 3,351,843.43 $ 952,335.00 $ 4,304,178.43 $ 4,247,795.43 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In DEFERREDA veteran OUTFLOWS of World OF War RESOURCES: II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an DEFERRED USS Related Daly, to OUTFLOWS Pension DD519. OF Some RESOURCES: of his military recognition$ included:118,358.95 WWII$ Victory- Medal,$ American118,358.95 Area$ Medal,195,163.75 Related to Pension $ 118,358.95 $ - $ 118,358.95 $ 195,163.75 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Total Assets and Deferred Outflows $ 6,397,368.39 $ 1,092,816.50 $ 7,490,184.89 $ 7,365,968.45 Total Assets and Deferred Outflows $ 6,397,368.39 $ 1,092,816.50 $ 7,490,184.89 $ 7,365,968.45 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service,LIABILITIES, he held DEFERRED jobs with INFLOWS, Cliff ANDReny NET Plumbing POSITION and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and LIABILITIES, DEFERRED INFLOWS, AND NET POSITION Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording CURRENTentering LIABILITIES: the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always CURRENT liked Notes to Payable LIABILITIES:be busy, (Note heI) moonlighted as a caretaker for private$ 42,358.79 cottages and$ the10,013.60 Welch House$ 52,372.39 on McKown$ Point,77,175.80 inside the plane during the crash. as AccountsNotes well Payable as Payable working (Note - Trade I) evenings processing shrimp on Southport.$ 42,358.794,181.26 $ 10,013.60 $ 52,372.394,181.26 $ 77,175.803,114.16 AccruedAccounts Wages Payable (Note - Trade J) 65,209.234,181.26 65,209.234,181.26 75,989.853,114.16 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster DeferredAccrued WagesTax Revenue (Note J)(Note O) 48,218.4165,209.23 48,218.4165,209.23 75,989.857,383.37 AccruedDeferred InterestTax Revenue (Note O) 48,218.414,084.03 1,060.23 48,218.415,144.26 6,127.617,383.37 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Region DueAccrued To OtherGreenhouses. Interest Funds He had a special flare for his job of140,481.504,084.03 delivering flowers.1,060.23 Not only 140,481.50did5,144.26 the flowers 112,311.40 6,127.61 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Due TotalTo Other Current Funds Liabilities $ 304,533.22140,481.50 $ 11,073.83 $ 315,607.05140,481.50 $ 282,102.19112,311.40 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten Total people’sCurrent Liabilities day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted$ 304,533.22 demeanor$ added11,073.83 a special$ touch.315,607.05 $ 282,102.19 LONG-TERM LIABILITIES: LONG-TERM Robert Pension served Liability LIABILITIES: his town well, volunteering and holding$ several210,430.00 positions$ including- Fireman$ 210,430.00 and Animal$ 348,627.00 At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years NotesPension Payable Liability - Net of Current Portion (Note I) $ 401,446.72210,430.00 $ 94,901.85- $ 496,348.57210,430.00 $ 548,450.47348,627.00 Control Notes Total Payable Officer. Long-Term - Net ofHe Liabilities Current held Portion a seat (Note on theI) Board of Selectman$ 611,876.72401,446.72 and Board$ of 94,901.85Assessors. $ 706,778.57496,348.57 $ 897,077.47548,450.47 In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Total Total Long-Term Liabilities Liabilities $ 916,409.94611,876.72 $ 105,975.6894,901.85 $ 1,022,385.62706,778.57 $ 1,179,179.66897,077.47 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Total Liabilities $ 916,409.94 $ 105,975.68 $ 1,022,385.62 $ 1,179,179.66 member of the Disabled American Veterans. DEFERREDRobert and INFLOWS his wife OF RESOURCES:Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long DEFERRED remembered Related to INFLOWS Pension fondly OF RESOURCES:and missed by all. $ 170,762.00 $ - $ 170,762.00 $ 170,102.00 Related to Pension $ 170,762.00 $ - $ 170,762.00 $ 170,102.00 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a NET POSITION: Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality NET Net POSITION: Invested in Capital Assets $ 2,908,037.92 $ 847,419.55 $ 3,755,457.47 $ 3,622,169.16 proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. RestrictedNet Invested for: in Capital Assets $ 2,908,037.92 $ 847,419.55 $ 3,755,457.47 $ 3,622,169.16 Restricted Capital for: Projects 561,347.26 561,347.26 459,952.54 OtherCapital Purposes Projects 561,347.2644,066.52 561,347.2644,066.52 459,952.5440,334.06 Unrestricted Other Purposes 1,796,744.7544,066.52 139,421.27 1,936,166.0244,066.52 1,894,231.0340,334.06 Unrestricted Total Net Position $ 5,310,196.451,796,744.75 $ 986,840.82139,421.27 $ 6,297,037.271,936,166.02 $ 6,016,686.791,894,231.03 Total Net Position $ 5,310,196.45 $ 986,840.82 $ 6,297,037.27 $ 6,016,686.79 Total Liabilities, Deferred Inflows, and Net Position $ 6,397,368.39 $ 1,092,816.50 $ 7,490,184.89 $ 7,365,968.45 Total Liabilities, Deferred Inflows, and Net Position $ 6,397,368.39 $ 1,092,816.50 $ 7,490,184.89 $ 7,365,968.45

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements 2 353 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 2,348.69 2,749.00 32,178.00 42,697.23 54,210.50 (26,344.84) 2017 431,895.08 103,656.42 (473,382.80) (692,535.77) (702,668.83) (127,588.25) 6,753,163.65 7,316,893.46 5,913,030.37 6,016,686.79 TOTALS (2,647,882.00) (1,095,940.31) (1,449,242.93) (7,215,585.73) (7,213,237.04) Exhibit B $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 4,212.72 39,576.00 45,380.96 42,766.86 (18,696.16) 2018 459,656.81 280,350.48 (507,821.73) (736,837.44) (619,228.86) 6,888,859.94 7,476,240.57 6,016,686.79 6,297,037.27 TOTALS (2,721,832.73) (1,121,442.62) (1,474,243.27) (7,200,102.81) (7,195,890.09) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - 4,212.72 4,212.72 4,212.72 982,628.10 986,840.82 CHANGE IN NETCHANGE POSITION IN

ACTIVITIES Elmer Palmer Payne NET(EXPENSE) REVENUE AND Robert L. Boyd $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ BUSINESS-TYPE 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay 39,576.00 45,380.96 42,766.86 (18,696.16)

Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior459,656.81 and senior high276,137.76 schools in (507,821.73) (736,837.44) (619,228.86) Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and 6,888,859.94 7,476,240.57 5,034,058.69 5,310,196.45 Marblehead, Massachusetts. (2,721,832.73) (1,121,442.62) (1,474,243.27) (7,200,102.81) (7,200,102.81) ACTIVITIES namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

GOVERNMENTAL 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in

1949, and served as a combat correspondent- with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute26,028.00 with the 187th26,028.00 Airborne26,028.00 Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal OPERATING GRANTSAND $ $ $ $

with four battle stars, United CONTRIBUTIONS Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always

Manchester,STATEMENTSOF ACTIVITIES New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording TOWNOF BOOTHBAY HARBOR liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash.

8,790.00 8,874.50 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 30,224.41 57,322.80 PROGRAM REVENUES 321,942.89 369,831.80 427,154.60 FORTHE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017 He moved on to Burlington,CHARGES Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster FORSERVICES $ $ $ $ For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchormanRevenues: General Taxes: onTaxes Property Channeland BETE Reimbursement Homestead Taxes Excise Intergovernmental Assets of Sale on Gain 7Earnings and Investment Interest andRevenues General Total he Position Net in Changes conducted1 July Position, Net 30June Position, Net a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

18,696.16 53,110.08 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct829,764.62 767,061.85 645,256.86associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years 2,721,832.73 1,130,232.62 1,483,117.77 7,595,962.61 7,649,072.69 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to BoothbayEXPENSES Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans $ dealing with health $ and $ benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. FUNCTIONS/PROGRAMS Primary Government: Primary Activities: Governmental Government General and Recreation Welfare, Health, PublicWorks District School Community Assessments Special PublicSafety Expense Interest Budget Capital Activities Governmental Total Activities: Business-Type Pier Fish Government Primary Total statements financial the of part integral an are notes accompanying The 362 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

Exhibit C WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR RECONCILIATION OF TOTAL GOVERNMENTAL FUND BALANCES TO NET POSITION OF GOVERNMENTAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

2018 2017 GOVERNMENTAL FUND BALANCES: Restricted for: Capital Projects $ 561,347.26 $ 459,952.54 Other Purposes (Schedule A-4) 33,960.47 31,714.01 Unrestricted (Schedule A-3) 2,075,266.34 2,100,011.53 Special Revenue 10,106.05 8,620.05

Elmer Palmer Payne Total Governmental Fund Balances Robert L. Boyd $ 2,680,680.12 $ 2,600,298.13 Amounts reported for governmental activities in the Statements of 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Net Position are different because: 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, RobertCapital assetswas born used in in Boothbaygovernmental Harbor activities and areattended not financial Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor resources High and School, therefore Class are ofnot 1944. reported He in was the funds.proud to be the grandson of Lewis3,351,843.43 A. Dunton, sail maker3,263,258.43 and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949Deferred Robert outflows married are deferred his high as school expense sweetheart, in the fund Calistafinancial Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in statements and in the government-wide financial statements 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteranas expense of inWorld the year War following II, he served the year in paid. the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30,118,358.95 1946, primarily aboard195,163.75 the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Notes and leases payable are not due and payable in the current audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal period and therefore are not reported in the funds. (443,805.51) (512,563.20) with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and AfterCompensated returning absences home arefrom accrued the service, when earned, he held not jobs when with paid Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering and are the reported Postal in Service the funds. for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s.(65,209.23) As someone who always(75,989.85) liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. asAccrued well as interest working expense evenings for notes processing payable areshrimp not reported on Southport. in the funds. (4,084.03) (4,970.38) He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay RegionPension Greenhouses.liability is not due He and had payable a special in the flare current for his period job andof delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, therefore is not reported in the funds. (210,430.00) (348,627.00) stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Property taxes not collected within sixty days after year end are deferred Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years as revenue in the fund financial statements. In the government-wide Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, financial statements the revenue is income in the year assessed. 53,604.72 87,590.81 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. RobertDeferred and inflows his wife are deferred Calista, revenues who also related served to thepension town expenses for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered that are amortized fondly in and the missed government-wide by all. financial statements. (170,762.00) (170,102.00)

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Net Position of Governmental Activities (Exhibit A) $ 5,310,196.45 $ 5,034,058.69 Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Exhibit D WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR RECONCILIATION OF THE STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES OF GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS TO THE STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

2018 2017

Net Changes in Fund Balances - Total Governmental Funds (Exhibit F) $ 80,381.99 $ 86,649.69

Amounts reported for governmental activities in the Statements of Activities are different because:

Governmental funds report capital outlays as expenditures. However, in the Statements of Activities,Elmer the cost Palmer of those assets Payne Robert L. Boyd is allocated over their estimated useful lives as depreciation expense. This is the amount by which7/13/1930 capital outlays exceeds - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 depreciation (depreciation exceeds capital outlays). 88,585.00 (58,372.00) Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Repayment of loan and lease principal is an expenditure in the Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and governmental funds, but the repayment reduces liabilities in Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, the Statements of Net Position. 68,757.69 62,295.80 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, The andchange served in accrual as a combat for compensated correspondent absences with is not Armed recorded Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In in the governmental fund statements. 10,780.62 (2,275.06) A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the The change in accrual for interest is not recorded in the governmental 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal fund statements. 886.35 1,630.55 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s Pension civilian expense careeris adjusted in broadcast for changes journalism in earnings began contributions in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always and contribution subsequent to the measurement date. 60,732.20 12,815.07 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Property taxes are deferred in the fund financial statements, but in the He moved government-wide on to Burlington, financial Vermont, statements Albany, they are recordedNew York as incomeand Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporterthe year theywith are WNAC assessed. and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel(33,986.09) 7 and he conducted(3,468.45) a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsChanges WINS, in Net Position WNEW of and Governmental WOR and Activitieswas an anchorman on New York Public$ Television. 276,137.76 $ 99,275.60 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements

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Exhibit E WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR BALANCE SHEETS - GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES SPECIAL CAPITAL REVENUE 2018 2017 GENERAL PROJECTS SHELLFISH TOTALS TOTALS ASSETS: Cash (Note B) $ 2,263,470.11 $ 19,190.51 $ - $ 2,282,660.62 $ 2,211,876.69 Taxes Receivable (Schedule A-8) 9,210.56 9,210.56 12,021.91 Tax Liens (Schedule A-9) 68,973.85 68,973.85 115,027.98 Accounts Receivable 24,164.23 24,164.23 14,299.77 Investments 542,156.75 542,156.75 436,547.52 Due From Other Funds 10,106.05 10,106.05 8,620.05 Elmer Palmer Payne Prepaid Expenses Robert L. Boyd 20,924.00 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Total Assets $ 2,365,818.757/8/1927$ 561,347.26- 5/1/2018$ 10,106.05 $ 2,937,272.06 $ 2,819,317.92

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, LIABILITIES, DEFERRED INFLOWS, AND FUNDRobert BALANCE: was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor Liabilities: High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake Accounts of thePayable coastal schooner, the L.A.$ Dunton,4,181.26 now$ part of the- Mystic$ Seaport- Museum.$ 4,181.26 On May$ 28,3,114.16 Due To Other Funds 150,587.55 150,587.55 120,931.45 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Total Liabilities $ 154,768.81 $ - $ - $ 154,768.81 $ 124,045.61 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Deferred Daly, Inflows: DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, Deferred Tax Revenue (Note D) $ 101,823.13 $ - $ - $ 101,823.13 $ 94,974.18 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Fund Balance: with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After Committedreturning for home Capital from Projects the service, he$ held jobs- with$ Cliff561,347.26 Reny Plumbing$ and- Sample’s$ 561,347.26 Shipyard$ until459,952.54 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Assigned for Other Purposes 33,960.47 33,960.47 31,714.01 Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering Unassigned the Postal Service for 30 years, where2,075,266.34 he became postmaster in the10,106.05 1960s. As2,085,372.39 someone who always2,108,631.58 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as Total working Fund Balance evenings processing $shrimp2,109,226.81 on Southport.$ 561,347.26 $ 10,106.05 $ 2,680,680.12 $ 2,600,298.13

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Total Liabilities, Deferred and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after Inflows, his retirement and Fund Balance from the$ Post2,365,818.75 Office you$ 561,347.26could find Robert$ 10,106.05 doing many$ 2,937,272.06 tasks at Boothbay$ 2,819,317.92 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements

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Exhibit F WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS SPECIAL CAPITAL REVENUE 2018 2017 GENERAL PROJECTS SHELLFISH TOTALS TOTALS REVENUES: State Revenue Sharing $ 45,380.96 $ - $ - $ 45,380.96 $ 42,697.23 Homestead Reimbursement 38,970.00 38,970.00 30,762.00 BETE Reimbursement 606.00 606.00 1,416.00 Property Taxes 6,922,846.03 6,922,846.03 6,756,632.10 Excise Tax (Auto and Boat) 459,656.81 459,656.81 431,895.08 General Government Elmer347,970.89 Palmer Payne 347,970.89 300,883.35 Robert L. Boyd Health, Welfare, and Recreation 1,350.66 22,732.75 6,141.00 30,224.41 45,973.71 Interest and Debt Service 7/13/193033,013.57 - 9/2/20189,753.29 42,766.86 54,210.50 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Special Assessments 2,640.00 6,150.00 8,790.00 9,710.00 Palmer, Public as Safety he was known, spent his early childhood8,874.50 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky8,874.50 and Indianapolis,5,893.49 Total Revenues $ 7,861,309.42 $ 38,636.04 $ 6,141.00 $ 7,906,086.46 $ 7,680,073.46 Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,EXPENDITURES: Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Education $ 2,721,832.73 $ - $ - $ 2,721,832.73 $ 2,647,882.00 General Government 857,602.57 857,602.57 722,015.14 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted Public Works in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was809,390.27 assigned to the 1,120.92Army of Occupation in Tokyo810,511.19 and Sapporo,742,878.27 Japan in 1949, Public and Safety served as a combat correspondent1,423,804.57 with Armed Forces4,916.40 Radio Service in Korea 1,428,720.97during 1950 and1,435,715.68 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March Health, of 1951,Welfare, during and Recreation the airborne assault on714,867.85 Munsan-Ni, 1832,000.00 miles behind enemy4,655.00 lines, he751,522.85 was able to make723,053.48 an Bayville/Isle of Springs Assessments 94,013.61 94,013.61 88,696.84 USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Special Good Assessments Conduct - Medal,County Tax Army of Occupation982,232.81 Medal, National Defense Service Medal,982,232.81 Korean Service966,491.69 Medal Special Assessments - Other 53,986.20 53,986.20 50,461.78 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Debt Service 87,453.85 87,453.85 88,640.64 After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s Capital civilian Budget career in broadcast journalism37,827.69 began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him37,827.69 to Concord, 127,588.25Keene and Manchester,Total Expenditures New Hampshire, where he was$ 7,783,012.15 in an Air Force$ 38,037.32C-47 which$ crashed.4,655.00 He was$ 7,825,704.47 able to make$ a7,593,423.77 recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insideExcess theof Revenues plane duringOver Expenditures the crash. $ 78,297.27 $ 598.72 $ 1,486.00 $ 80,381.99 $ 86,649.69 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES): He moved Operating on Transfers to Burlington, - In Vermont, Albany,$ 26,704.00 New York$ and127,500.00 Boston, $Massachusetts,- $ where154,204.00 he was a$ newscaster82,467.22 and Operatingreporter Transferswith WNAC - Out and WRKO and The(127,500.00) Yankee Network,(26,704.00) anchorman on Channel (154,204.00)7 and he conducted(82,467.22) a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talkTotal show, Other Financing “Boston Sources Forum.” (Uses) He went on $to 26(100,796.00) years in New$ 100,796.00 York, where$ he worked- for$ CBS, ABC- and$ NBC radio,- Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Excess of Revenues and Other Sources Over brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations (Under) WINS, Expenditures WNEW and Other and WORUses and was$ an(22,498.73) anchorman$ on101,394.72 New York$ Public1,486.00 Television.$ 80,381.99 $ 86,649.69 Fund Balance, July 1 2,131,725.54 459,952.54 8,620.05 2,600,298.13 2,513,648.44 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal AtFund Columbia Balance, June University, 30 he was an adjunct$ 2,109,226.81 associate professor$ 561,347.26 in the Graduate$ 10,106.05 School$ of2,680,680.12 Journalism for$ 2,600,298.13 eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements

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Exhibit G WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENSES, AND CHANGES IN FUND NET POSITION PROPRIETARY FUND - FISH PIER FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

2018 2017 REVENUES: Rental Income $ 49,394.76 $ 48,986.61 Reimbursement - State of Maine 7,928.04 $ 57,322.80 $ 48,986.61 EXPENDITURES: Interest Expense $ 4,159.36 $ 5,609.16 Depreciation Expense 32,202.00 32,202.00 Licenses and Service Agreements 2,636.29 1,800.74 Repairs and Maintenance 7,682.71 5,157.33 Elmer Palmer Payne Miscellaneous Robert L. Boyd 6,429.72 1,868.69 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Total Expenditures $ 53,110.08 $ 46,637.92 Excess of Revenues Over Expenditures 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 $ 4,212.72 $ 2,348.69 Net Position, July 1 982,628.10 980,279.41 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, NetRobert Position, was June born 30 in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools,$ graduating 986,840.82 from Boothbay$ 982,628.10 Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Exhibit H 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served inSTATEMENTS the Navy from OF June CASH 22, FLOWS 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his militaryPROPRIETARY recognition included:FUND - FISH WWII PIER Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area MedalFOR and THE Philippine YEARS ENDED Liberation JUNE Area 30, 2018 Medal. AND 2017 Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and2018 Sample’s Shipyard2017 until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording CASHentering FLOWS the FROMPostal OPERATINGService for 30ACTIVITIES: years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Receipts from Customers and Users $ 49,394.76 $ 48,986.61 as Receiptswell as fromworking State evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 7,928.04 Payments to Suppliers (16,748.72) (8,826.76) He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years Cash after Flows his Provided retirement by Operating from the Activities Post Office you could find Robert $doing 40,574.08many tasks at$ Boothbay 40,159.85 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. CASH FLOWS FROM CAPITAL AND RELATED FINANCING ACTIVITIES: Robert Interest served Payments his ontown Long-Term well, volunteering Debt and holding several positions including$ Fireman(4,256.36) and Animal$ (5,899.54) At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Principal Payments on Long-Term Debt (9,598.56) (8,422.47) Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Funds Held in General Fund (26,719.16) (25,837.84) American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and Cash his Flows wife Used Calista, in Capital who andalso Related served Financing the town Activities for many years in several$ capacities, (40,574.08) will be$ long (40,159.85) remembered fondly and missed by all. Change in Cash $ - $ - He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Cash Balance, July 1 Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality Cash Balance, June 30 $ - $ - proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements

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TOWNE OF EMEMBERBOOTHBAY HARBOR E EMEMBER NOTESW TOR FINANCIAL STATEMENTS W R JUNE 30, 2018

NOTE A - SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:

The accounting policies of the Town of Boothbay Harbor conform to generally accepted accounting principles as applicable to governmental units.

1. Financial Reporting Entity

The Town of Boothbay Harbor was incorporated in 1764. The Town operates under a town meeting form of government. Major services provided by the Town are public safety, public works, administrative services, and code enforcement.

In evaluating the Town of Boothbay Harbor as a reporting entity, management has addressed all potential component units.Elmer The primary Palmer criteria for Payne including a component reporting entity are Robert L. Boyd the exercise of financial accountability by the Town of Boothbay Harbor’s municipal officials. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 The Town’s financial statements are prepared in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. The Governmental Accounting Standards Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attendedBoard (GASB) grammar is responsible schools in for Elmhurst establishing and Generally Villa Park, Accepted Illinois Accounting and junior Principles and senior (GAAP) high schools in for state and local governments through its pronouncements (Statements and Interpretations). Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,Governments Massachusetts. are also required to follow the pronouncements of the Financial Accounting namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Standards Board (FASB) issued through November 30, 1989 (when applicable) that do not conflict 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted inwith the or U.S. contradict Army GASin 1948;B pronouncements. he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of2. 1951, Basic during Financial the airborneStatements assault - Government on Munsan-Wide-Ni, Statements 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct The Town’s Medal, basic Army financial of Occupation statements Medal, include Nationalboth government Defense-wide Service (reporting Medal, the Korean Town as Service a Medal with four battlewhole) stars, and United fund financial Nations statements Korean Service(reporting Medal the Town’s and Republic major funds). of Korea Both Service the government Medal.-wide and fund financial statements categorize primary activities as governmental. The Town’s public safety, After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilianrecreation, career public in broadcast works, and journalism general administrative began in Lynn, services Massachusetts are classified and as governmental took him to Concord,activities. Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. In the government-wide Statements of Net Position, the governmental column is presented on a as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. consolidated basis by column, and is reported on a full accrual, economic resource basis, which He moved onrecognizes to Burlington, all long Vermont,-term assets Albany, and receivables New York as well and asBoston, long-term Massachusetts, debt and obligations. where he The was Town’s a newscaster and reporter nwithet position WNAC is reportedand WRKO in three and parts The - Yankeenet-invested Network, in capital anchorman assets: restricted; on Channel and unrestricted. 7 and he conducted The a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “BostonTown first Forum.” utilizes He restricted went on resources to 26 years to finance in New qualifying York, whereactivities. he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. The government-wide Statements of Activities reports both the gross and net cost of each of the Town’s functions and business-type activities (public safety, public works, administrative, etc.). The Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbiafunctions University, are also he wassupported an adjunct by general associate government professor revenues in the (property, Graduate certain School intergovernmental of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retiredrevenues, to fines,Boothbay permits, Harbor, and charges, Maine. etc.). He was The the Statements longtime of adjutantActivities and reduces service gross officer expenses of Post #36, American Legion.(including He depreciation)assisted other by veterans related program dealing revenues, with health and andoperating benefits and issuescapital withgrants. the Program VA. He was also a life member of therevenues Disabled must American be directly Veterans. associated with the function (public safety, public works, etc.). Operating Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long grants include operating-specific and discretionary (either operating or capital) grants while the capital remembered fondly and missed by all. grants column reflects capital-specific grants. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was The also net costschairman (by function of the orLincoln business County-type acti Republicanvity) are normally Committee. covered Palmer by general served revenue his municipality proudly, and(property, is sadly missedintergovernmental and dearly revenues, remembered interest by income, us all. etc.).

This government-wide focus is more on the sustainability of the Town as an entity and the change in the Town’s net position resulting from the current year’s activities.

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3. Basic Financial Statements - Fund Financial Statements

The financial transactions of the Town are reported in individual funds in the fund financial statements. Each fund is accounted for by providing a separate set of self-balancing accounts that comprise its assets, liabilities, reserves, fund equity, revenues, and expenditures/expenses. The various funds are reported by generic classification within the financial statements.

The following fund types are used by the Town:

a. Governmental Funds: Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd The focus of the governmental funds’ measurement (in the fund statements) is upon 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 determination of financial position7/8/1927 and changes - 5/1/2018 in financial position (sources, uses, and balances of financial resources) rather than upon net income. The following is a description of the governmental funds of the Town: Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class1. General of 1944. Fund: He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his highGeneral school Fund sweetheart, is the general Calista operating Townsend. fund of the Town. It is used to account for He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in all financial resources except those required to be accounted for in another fund.

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an 2. Capital Projects Funds: USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Capital Projects Funds are used to account for financial resources to be used for with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities and equipment. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and 3. Proprietary Funds: Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working eveningsThe processing Proprietary shrimp Fund is on the Southport. fund used to account for all financial resources relating to the Fish Pier. The generally accepted accounting principles He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster applicable are those similar to business in the private sector. and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region 4. Greenhouses. Basis of Accounting He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Basis of accounting refers to the point at which revenues or expenditures/expenses are recognized in the accounts and reported in the financial statements. It relates to the timing of the measurements Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years made regardless of the measurement focus applied: Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life a. Accrual: member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondlyGovernmental and missed activitiesby all. in the government-wide financial statements and fiduciary fund financial statements are presented on the accrual basis of accounting. Revenues are He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a recognized when earned and expenses are recognized when incurred. Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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4. Basis of Accounting (Cont’d)

b. Modified Accrual:

The governmental funds financial statements are presented on the modified accrual basis of accounting. Under the modified accrual basis of accounting, revenues are recorded when susceptible to accrual; i.e. both measurable and available. “Available” means collectible within the current period or within 60 days after year end. Expenditures are generally recognized under the modified accrual basis of accounting when the related liability is incurred. The exception to this general rule is that principal and interest on general obligation longElmer-term debt, Palmer if any, is recognized Payne when due. Robert L. Boyd

5. Financial Statement Amounts7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he wasa. known,Cash and spent Cash his Equivalents: early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts.The Town has defined cash and cash equivalents to include cash on hand, demand deposits, and cash with fiscal agent. Statutes authorize the Treasurer of the Town, as directed by the namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, municipal officers, to invest all municipal funds, including reserve and trust funds, to the 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S.extent Army that in th e1948; terms he of wasthe instrument, assigned toorder, the Armyor article of creatingOccupation the fund in Tokyo do not andprohibit Sapporo, the Japan in 1949, and served as ainvestment combat correspondent in financial institutions with Armed as described Forces in Radio Section Service 5706 MRSA in Korea and during securities 1950 as and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the described in Sections 5711 through 5717 MRSA. March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct b. Capital Medal, Assets: Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Capital assets purchased or acquired with an original cost of $5,000.00 or more are reported After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian careerat historical in broadcast cost or journalism estimated historical began in cost. Lynn, Contributed Massachusetts assets areand reported took him at fairto Concord, market Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always value as of the date received. Additions, improvements, and other capital outlays that liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. significantly extend the useful life of an asset are capitalized. Other costs incurred for repairs as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. and maintenance are expensed as incurred. Depreciation on all assets is provided on the He moved on to Burlington,straight-line Vermont, basis over Albany, the following New York estimated and Boston,useful lives: Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” HeBuildings went on to 26 years40 inYears New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOREquipment and was an anchorman5-10 Years on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Improvements 20 Years Vehicles 5-15 Years Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired c. toRevenues: Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the DisabledSubstantially, American all Veterans. governmental fund revenues are accrued. Property taxes are billed and Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long collected within the same period in which the taxes are levied. In applying GASB No. 33 to remembered fondly and missed by all. grant revenues, the provider recognizes liabilities and expenses and the recipient recognizes He was active in townreceivables affairs and and volunteer revenue when work, the serving applicable on eligibilitythe town’s requirements, port committee, including budget time committee and as a Selectman. He was alsorequirements, chairman are of met.the Lincoln Resources County transmitted Republican before theCommittee. eligibility requirements Palmer served are hismet municipalityare proudly, and is sadlyreported missed asand advances dearly byremembered the provider by and us deferred all. revenue by the recipient.

d. Expenditures:

Expenditures are recognized when the related fund liability is incurred. Inventory costs are reported in the period when inventory items are used, rather than in the period purchased.

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5. Financial Statement Amounts (Cont’d)

e. Compensated Absences:

The Town accrues accumulated unpaid vacation and sick leave and associated employee- related costs when earned (or estimated to be earned) by the employee. The non-current portion (the amount estimated to be used in subsequent fiscal years) for governmental funds is maintained separately and represents a reconciling item between the fund and government-wide presentations.

Elmer Palmer Payne f. Deferred Inflows and Outflows ofRobert Resources :L. Boyd

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 In addition to assets, the statement7/8/1927 of net position - 5/1/2018 will sometimes report a separate section for deferred outflows of resources. This separate financial statement element, deferred Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, outflows of resources, represents a consumption of net position that applies to a future Robert was born inperiod(s) Boothbay and Harbor so will notand be attended recognized Boothbay as an outflow Harbor of schools,resources graduating(expense) until from that Boothbay time. Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. The deferred outflows relate to the net pension liability, which include the Town’s contributions namesake of the coastalsubsequent schooner, to the measurementthe L.A. Dunton, date, whichnow part is recognized of the Mystic as a re Seaportduction Museum.of the net pension On May 28, 1949 Robert marriedliability his high in the school subsequent sweetheart, year. They Calista also Townsend.include changes in assumptions, differences between He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in expected and actual experience, and changes in proportion and differences between Town 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of Worldcontributions War II, he andserved proportionate in the Navy share from of co Junentributions, 22, 1944 which to May are deferred30, 1946, and primarily amortized aboard over the the average expected remaining service lives of active and inactive members in the plan. March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal In addition to liabilities, the statement of net position will sometimes report a separate section with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. for deferred inflows of resources. This separate financial statement element, deferred inflows After returning home of resources, from the represents service, he an heldacquisition jobs with of net Cliff position Reny that Plumbing applies to and a future Sample’s period(s) Shipyard and so until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and will not be recognized as an inflow of resources (revenue) until that time. The deferred Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he inflows moonlighted relate to theas anet caretaker pension liability,for private which cottages include and the thedifferences Welch Housebetween on expected McKown and Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working actual evenings experience processing and changes shrimp in on proportion Southport. and differences between Town contributions and proportionate share of contributions, which is deferred and amortized over the average He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster expected remaining service lives of active and inactive members in the plan. They also include and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after thehis netretirement difference from between the Post projected Office and you actual could earnin findgs Robert on pension doing plan many investments, tasks at whichBoothbay is talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. deferred He hadand amortizeda special overflare afor five his-year job period. of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. g. Pensions: Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years For purposes of measuring the net pension liability, deferred outflows of resources and deferred Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, inflows of resources related to pensions, and pension expense, information about the fiduciary American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life net position of the Maine Public Employees Retirement System Consolidated Plan for member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wifeParti Calista,cipating who Local also Districts served (PLD the town Plan) for additions many to/deductionsyears in several from capacities, the Plan’s fiduciarywill be long net remembered fondlyposition and missed have been by all.determined on the same basis as they are reported by the Plans. For this purpose, benefit payments (including refunds of employee contributions) are recognized when He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a due and payable in accordance with the benefit terms. Investments are reported at fair value. Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. h. Use of Estimates:

The presentation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting period. Actual results could differ from those estimates. Page 22

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5. Financial Statement Amounts (Cont’d)

i. Fund Balance:

In accordance with GASB Statement No. 54, the Town employs terminology and classifications for fund balance items as follows:

Nonspendable fund balances includes amounts that cannot be spent because they are not in spendable form or legally or contractually required to be maintained intact.

Restricted fund balancesElmer represent Palmer those portions Payne of fund equity that have externally Robert L. Boyd enforceable legal restrictions. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Committed fund balances are amounts that can be used only for specific purposes because of a formal action taken by town government. The fund balances in the Capital Projects Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attendedFund grammar are in schoolsthis categor in Elmhursty. and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts.Assigned fund balances are amounts that the Town intends to use for specific purposes. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, The Board of Selectmen approved carryovers are included in assigned fund balances. 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Unassigned fund balances are all amounts in the General Fund that are not assigned to 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, duringanother the airborne category. assault Only the on General Munsan Fund-Ni, can18 havemiles an behind unassigned enemy fund lines, balance. he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good6. ConductImplementation Medal, of Army New Accounting of Occupation Standards Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. During the year ended June 30, 2018, the following statements of financial accounting standards issued by After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilianthe Governmenta career in broadcastl Accounting journalism Standards began Board in became Lynn, effective:Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. a. Statement No. 73, “Accounting and Financial Reporting for Pensions and Related Assets that are as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. not within the Scope of GASB Statement 68, and Amendments to Certain Provisions of GASB He moved on to Burlington,Statements Vermont, 67 and 68”. Albany, The objective New York of the and Statement Boston, is Massachusetts, to improve financial where reporting he was by a newscaster and reporter with WNACinstituting and a WRKO single framework and The forYankee the presentation Network, ofanchorman information on about Channel pensions, 7 and thereby he conducted expanding a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston theForum.” comparability He went of on pension to 26- relatedyears in information New York, reported where by he state worked and local for CBS, governments. ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Management has determined that this Statement is not applicable. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

b. Statement No. 74, “Financial Reporting for Postemployment Benefit Plans Other Than Pension Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University,Plans”. he The was objective an adjunct of the associate Statement professor is to improve in the the Graduate disclosure School of information of Journalism about benefits for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired toother Boothbay than pensions Harbor, (other Maine. postemployment He was the benefitslongtime or adjutantOPEB) included and service in financial officer statements of Post #36, of American Legion. Hestate assisted and local other governments. veterans dealing This Statement with health will improveand benefits financial issues reporting with thethrough VA. enhancedHe was also a life member of the Disablednote disclosuresAmerican andVeterans. schedules of required supplementary information that will be presented by Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long OPEB plans that are administered through trusts that meet specified criteria. Management has remembered fondly and missed by all. reviewed the impact of this Statement and has determined that this statement is not applicable. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was c. alsoStatement chairman No. 77, of “Taxthe Lincoln Abatement County Disclosures”. Republican The Committee. objective of the Palmer Statement served is to his improve municipality proudly, and is sadlydisclosure missed andof information dearly remembered about the nature by us and all. magnitude of tax abatements, making these transactions more transparent to financial statement users. As such, users will be better equipped to understand (1) how tax abatements affect a government’s future ability to raise resources and meet its financial obligations and (2) the impact those abatements have on a government’s financial position and economic condition. Management has determined the impact of this Statement is not material to the financial statements.

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d. Statement No. 80, “Blending Requirements for Certain Component Units”. The objective of this Statement is to improve financial reporting by clarifying the financial statement presentation requirements for certain component units. The additional criterion requires blending of a component unit incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in which the primary government is the sole corporate member. The additional criterion does not apply to component units included in the financial reporting entity pursuant to the provisions of Statement No. 39, Determining Whether Certain Organizations Are Component Units. Management has determined the impact of this Statement is not material to the financial statements. Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd e. Statement No. 81, “Irrevocable Split-Interest Agreements”. The objective of this Statement is to 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 improve accounting and financial7/8/1927 reporting for - 5/1/2018irrevocable split-interest agreements by providing recognition and measurement guidance for situations in which a government is a beneficiary of the agreement. Split-interest agreements are a type of giving agreement used by donors to provide Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in resources to two or more beneficiaries, including governments. Split-interest agreements can be Harbor High School,created Class through of 1944. trusts Heor otherwas proudlegally toenforceable be the grandson agreements of Lewis with characteristics A. Dunton, sailthat aremaker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastalequivalent schooner, to split- interestthe L.A. agreements Dunton, now- in which part of a donorthe Mystic transfers Seaport resources Museum. to an intermediary On May 28, to 1949 Robert marriedhold his and high administer school for sweetheart, the benefit Calistaof a government Townsend. and at least one other beneficiary. Examples of He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in these types of agreements include charitable lead trusts, charitable remainder trusts, and life- interests in real estate. As such, this Statement requires that a government that receives resources 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an pursuant to an irrevocable split-interest agreement recognize assets, liabilities, and deferred inflows USS Daly, DD519.of resourcesSome of athis the military inception recognition of the agreement. included: Management WWII Victory has determined Medal, American the impact Areaof this Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Statement is not material to the financial statements. with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning f. home Statement from Nothe. 82,service, “Pension he held Issues”. jobs The with objective Cliff Reny of this Plumbing Statement and is to Sample’s address certain Shipyard issues until that Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and have been raised with respect to Statements No. 67, Financial Reporting for Pension Plans, No. 68, Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, heAccounting moonlighted and Financial as a caretaker Reporting for forprivate Pensions, cottages and No.and 73,the Accou Welchnting House and Financialon McKown Reporting Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as workingfor evenings Pensions processingand Related shrimpAssets thaton Southport.are not within the Scope of GASB Statement 68, and Amendments to Certain Provisions of GASB Statements 67 and 68. Specifically, this Statement He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster addresses issues regarding (1) the presentation of payroll-related measures in required and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years aftersupplementary his retirement information, from the Post (2) theOffice selection you couldof assumptions find Robert and thedoing treatment many oftasks deviations at Boothbay from talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses.the guidance He had in a anspecial Actuarial flare Standard for his jobof Practice of delivering for financial flowers. reporting Not onlypurposes, did theand flowers(3) the classification of payments made by employers to satisfy employee (plan member) contribution stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. requirements. Management has determined the impact of this Statement is not material to the financial statements. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life NOTE B - CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS: member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered At year -fondlyend the andcarryin missedg amount by all. of the Town’s deposits (checking, certificates of deposit, and savings accounts) was $2,281,860.62 and the bank balance was $2,447,571.44. Of the bank balance, $250,000.00 was covered by He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a federal depository insurance, and $2,197,571.44 was collateralized. There were no uninsured bank balances. Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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NOTE C - GENERAL FUND BUDGET:

The Town operates on a net budget as compared with a gross budget. All revenues are not estimated, but are credited to the particular operating account. Certain revenues are dedicated for particular purposes by vote of the townspeople at the annual town meeting or at special town meetings.

At the annual town meeting, held in May, the townspeople vote on various articles, on which amounts for appropriations have been recommended by the Board of Selectmen, Town Manager, or Budget Committee.

NOTE D - REVENUE RECOGNITION - PROPERTY TAXES:

The Town’s property tax for the currentElmer year Palmer was levied July Payne 26, 2017 on the assessed value listed as of April 1, Robert L. Boyd 2017 for all real and personal property located in the Town. One half of the total tax was due September 7, 2017 with the balance due March 8, 2018. 7/13/1930Interest of 7.0% was - 9/2/2018 charged on delinquent taxes on the unpaid portion of one- 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 half of the tax bill not paid on or before September 8, 2017, and on the entire portion not paid on or before March 9, 2018. Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in The National Council on Governmental Accounting (N.C.G.A.) Interpretation No. 3 requires that property tax Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,revenue be Massachusetts. recognized only to the extent it will be collected within sixty days following the year end. The deferred namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, tax revenue shown on the balance sheet represents property taxes not expected to be collected within sixty days after 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlistedthe year inend. the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of Property 1951, during taxes are the recognized airborne whenassault they on become Munsan available.-Ni, 18 miles Available behind includes enemy those lines, taxes he expected was able to to be make an collected within sixty days after the year end as stated above. Delinquent taxes are considered fully collectible and USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Armytherefore Good Conductno allowance Medal, for uncollectibleArmy of Occupation taxes is provided. Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’sNOTE civilian E - PENSION career inPLAN broadcast - DEFINED journalism BENEFITS: began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. The Town of Boothbay Harbor offers its employees a deferred compensation plan created in accordance with as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Internal Revenue Code Section 457. The Plan, available to all Town employees, permits them to defer a portion of He movedtheir salary on to until Burlington, future years. Vermont, The deferred Albany, compensation New York is and not Boston,available Massachusetts,to employees until where their hetermination, was a newscaster and reporterretirement, with death, WNAC or unforeseeable and WRKO emergency. and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. NOTE F - INVESTMENTS:

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia The Town’s University, investments he was in an marketable adjunct associatesecurities withprofessor readily in determinable the Graduate fair School values andof Journalism all investments for eightin years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994,debt securitieshe retired are to statedBoothbay at their Harbor, fair values Maine. in the He Statements was the longtimeof Net Position adjutant. Realized and service and unrealized officer of gains Post and #36, Americanlosses areLegion. included He inassisted the change other in veteransnet assets. dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Fair value is the price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly remembered fondly and missed by all. transaction between market participants at the measurement date. In determining fair value, the Town uses various He wasmethods active including in town market, affairs income, and volunteer and cost work, approaches. serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, Based and is on sadly these missed approaches, and dearly the Town remembered often utilizes by certain us all. assumptions that market participants would use in pricing the asset or liability, including assumption about risk and or the risks inherent in the inputs to the valuation technique. These inputs can be readily observable, market corroborated, or generally unobservable inputs. The Town utilizes valuation on the observability of the inputs used in the valuation techniques. The Town is required to provide the following information according to the fair value hierarchy. The fair value hierarchy ranks the quality and reliability of the information used to determine fair values.

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Financial assets and liabilities carried at fair value will be classified and disclosed in one of the following three categories:

Level 1- Pricing inputs are quoted prices available in active markets for identical assets or liabilities as of the reporting date.

Level 2 - Pricing inputs are observable for the assets or liabilities, either directly or indirectly, as of the reporting date, but are not the same as those used in Level 1. Fair value is derived principally from observable market date or other valuation methodologies.

Elmer Palmer Payne Level 3 - Pricing inputs are unobservable for theRobert assets or L.liabilities Boyd and include situations where there is little, if any, market activity. The inputs into the determination of fair value require significant judgment or estimation. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 The following table summarizes the levels in the ASC 820-10 fair value hierarchy into which the Town’s financial instruments fall as of June 30, 2018: Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944.Investments He was atproud Fair Valueto be theas of grandson June 30, 201of Lewis8 A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart,Level 1 CalistaLevel Townsend. 2 Level 3 Total He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 8,462.75 $ $ $ 8,462.75 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteranMutual of WorldFunds War II, he served in533,694.00 the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily 533,694.00 aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly,Total DD519. Some of his military$ 542,156.75 recognition $ included: WWII$ Victory Medal, American$ 542,156.75 Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. NOTE G - PROPERTY, PLANT, AND EQUIPMENT: Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering The the following Postal Serviceis a summary for 30 of years,changes where in fixed he assetsbecame at Junepostmaster 30, 201 8in: the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processingBALANCE shrimp on Southport. BALANCE JULY 1, 2017 ADDITIONS DISPOSALS JUNE 30, 2018 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster For 20General years after Government: his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Land $ 1,531,401.00 $ $ $ 1,531,401.00 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten Buildings people’s day, but Robert’s smile1,956,460.00 and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. 1,956,460.00 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. Improvements 1,084,640.48 265,898.00 1,350,538.48 Vehicles 1,363,405.95 1,363,405.95 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Equipment 832,963.00 21,300.00 (10,500.00) 843,763.00 ControlTotal Officer. Property, He Plant,held a and seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Equipment $ 6,768,870.43 $ 287,198.00 $ (10,500.00) $ 7,045,568.43 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Accumulated Depreciation (3,505,612.00) (198,613.00) 10,500.00 (3,693,725.00) member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long rememberedNet Property, fondly Plant, and missedand by all. Equipment $ 3,263,258.43 $ 88,585.00 $ $ 3,351,843.43 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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BALANCE BALANCE JULY 1, 2017 ADDITIONS DISPOSALS JUNE 30, 2018 Business-Type Activities: Land $ 249,832.00 $ $ $ 249,832.00 Buildings 534,176.00 534,176.00 Improvements 601,376.00 601,376.00 Total Property, Plant, and Equipment $ 1,385,384.00 $ $ $ 1,385,384.00 Accumulated Depreciation (400,847.00) (32,202.00) (433,049.00) Net Property, Plant, and Equipment $ Elmer 984,537.00 Palmer $ (32,202.00) Payne $ $ 952,335.00 Robert L. Boyd

Depreciation expense for the period7/13/1930 totaled $230,815.00. - 9/2/2018 Of that amount, $37,863.00 was administration, 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 $81,040.00 was public works, $59,255.00 was public safety, $20,455.00 was health, welfare, and recreation, and Palmer,$32,202.00 as he was was known, for the fish spent pier. his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, NOTE H - EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES IN EXCESS OF APPROPRIATIONS: 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in During the year expenditures and revenues exceeded total appropriations in the following general fund 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Marchcategories: of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the APPROPRIATION EXPENDITURES 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good ConductFUNCTION Medal, Army of OccupationAND REVENUE Medal, National AND Defense REVENUES Service Medal,VARIANCE Korean Service Medal with Expenditures:four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Administration $ 152,969.00 $ 165,586.04 $ (12,617.04) entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, Finance New Hampshire, where he was$ in an 105,367.00Air Force C - $ 47 which 106,731.60 crashed. He$ was (1,364.60) able to make a recording liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside Insurancethe plane during the crash. $ 94,000.00 $ 99,364.34 $ (5,364.34) Municipal Buildings and Vehicles $ 79,479.00 $ 82,347.13 $ (2,868.13) as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved Town on Manager to Burlington, Vermont, Albany,$ New 116,453.00 York and Boston,$ 116,876.05 Massachusetts, $ where (423.05) he was a newscaster West Harbor Siphon Grant $ 14,642.20 $ 15,241.48 $ (599.28) and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Winter Operations $ 93,550.00 $ 109,166.50 $ (15,616.50) talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Bayville/Isle of Springs $ 92,640.00 $ 96,653.61 $ (4,013.61) brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations Community WINS, WNEW Cable Chanel and WOR and was$ an anchorman 28,029.00 on New$ York 33,831.20 Public Television. $ (5,802.20) Emergency Management $ 14,467.50 $ 14,518.74 $ (51.24) Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia Street Lights University, he was an adjunct$ associate 48,600.00 professor $ in the Graduate 50,189.62 School $ of (1,589.62) Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, AmericanRevenues: Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life State Revenue Sharing $ 83,800.00 $ 45,380.96 $ (38,419.04) member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Miscellaneous Revenue $ 40,839.85 $ 33,231.27 $ (7,608.58) remembered fondly and missed by all. Interest $ 35,900.00 $ 33,013.57 $ (2,886.43) He was P ublicactive Safety in town affairs and volunteer$ work, serving 3,888.00 on the $ town’s 2,500.00port committee, $ (1,388.00) budget committee and as a Selectman. Parking He Fines was also chairman of the Lincoln$ County 7,300.00 Republican $ Committee. 4,808.00 Palmer $ (2,492.00) served his municipality proudly, Public and Wo is sadlyrks missed and dearly remembered$ 26,500.00 by us all. $ 26,403.00 $ (97.00) Pumpout Boats $ 5,773.00 $ 3,088.76 $ (2,684.24) Licenses and Permits $ 28,660.00 $ 24,116.10 $ (4,543.90)

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NOTE I - NOTE AND LOANS PAYABLE:

The following is a summary of debt transactions for the year:

BALANCE BALANCE JULY 1, 2017 ADDITIONS REDUCTIONS JUNE 30, 2018 The First: Fire Truck Loan $ 26,703.62 $ $ 26,703.62 $ Refinance Loan 598,922.65 50,201.69 548,720.96 $ 625,626.27 $ $ 76,905.31 $ 548,720.96

Fire Truck Loan: Elmer Palmer Payne This loan is an installment note with principalRobert and interest L. Boydpayments due annually. Interest is fixed at 2.56% with annual principal payments of $26,666.67 for a term of fifteen years. Loan was paid off 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 September 2017. 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert Refinance was born Loan: in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High This School, loan is anClass installment of 1944. note He with was forty proud semi to-annual be the principal grandson and of interest Lewis paymentsA. Dunton, of $36,231.50.sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake Interestof the coastal is fixed schooner,at 3.75% for the the L.A. life Dunton,of the loan. now The part proceeds of the fromMystic this Seaport loan refinanced Museum. existing On May debt 28, for the Parking Facility, The Fish Pier, and the Public Works Garage. 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in The annual requirements to amortize the note and loans are as follows: 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519.FISCAL Some YEAR of his militaryPRINCIPAL recognition INTERESTincluded: WWII VictoryTOTAL Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 2019 $ 52,372.39 $ 20,090.61 $ 72,463.00 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. 2020 54,354.77 18,108.23 72,463.00 After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and 2021 56,412.19 16,050.81 72,463.00 entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording 2022 58,547.47 13,915.53 72,463.00 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. 2023 60,763.59 11,699.41 72,463.00 as well as working202 evenings4-2028 processing 266,270.55 shrimp on Southport. 22,910.49 289,181.04

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster $ 548,720.96 $ 102,775.08 $ 651,496.04 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, RegionNOTE Greenhouses. J - COMPENSATED He had ABSENCES: a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. As of June 30, 2018, the accrued salaries due for hours worked in the 2018 fiscal year was $19,815.36, the Robertaccrued served sick timehis townwas $ 42,250.04,well, volunteering and the accrued and holding vacation several time was positions $3,143.82. including The amount Fireman expected and Animal to be paid At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years from current resources is not significant. Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. RobertNOTE and K - his RISK wife MANAGEMENT: Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. The Town is exposed to various risks of loss related to torts; theft of, damage to, and destruction of assets; errors He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a and omissions; injuries to employees; and natural disasters. All significant losses are covered by commercial Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality insurance. There has been no significant reduction in insurance coverage. Settlement amounts have not exceeded proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. insurance coverage for the current year or the three prior years.

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NOTE L - OVERLAPPING DEBT:

The Town of Boothbay Harbor is situated in Lincoln County and is therefore subject to annual assessment of its proportional share of county expenses. Long-term debt outstanding in Lincoln County for which the Town of Boothbay Harbor would be proportionally responsible in the event the County defaulted amounted to $5,544,305.00 at December 31, 2017. The Town of Boothbay Harbor’s share would be approximately 10.19% of the debt, or approximately $565,035.00.

The Town of Boothbay Harbor participates in the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD and is therefore subject to annual assessment of its proportional share of school expenses. Long-term debt outstanding in Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD for which the Town of Boothbay Harbor would be proportionally responsible in the event the school defaulted amounted to $590,311.36 at June 30, 2018. The Town of Boothbay Harbor’s share would be 40% of the debt, or approximately $236,124.00. Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 NOTE M - INTEREST COSTS INCURRED: Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, During the current year the Town incurred interest costs totaling $22,952.52, which was charged as an expense Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,to public safetyMassachusetts. for $14,219.41, public works for $4,476.75, and fish pier for $4,256.36. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlistedNOTE N in - MAINEthe U.S. PUBLIC Army in EMPLOYEES 1948; he was RETIREMENT assigned to the S YSTEM:Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the General Information about the Pension Plan March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. ArmyPlan Good description Conduct Medal,- Employees Army of of theOccupation Town are Medal, provided National with pensions Defense through Service the Medal, Maine Korean Public Service Employees Medal withRetirement four battle System stars, UnitedConsolidated Nations Plan Korean for Participating Service Medal Local Dandistricts Republic (PLD Plan),of Korea a cost Service-sharing Medal. multiple-employer defined benefit pension plan, administered by the Maine Public Employers Retirement System (MPERS). Benefit After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’sterms civilianare established career in broadcastMaine statute. journalism MPERS began issues in a publiclyLynn, Massachusetts available financial and reporttook him that tocan Concord, be obtained Keene at and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always www.mainepers.org. liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Benefits provided - The PLD Plan provides defined retirement benefits based on members’ average final He movedcompensation on to Burlington, and service Vermont, credit earned Albany, as ofNew retirement. York and VestingBoston, (i.e.Massachusetts, eligibility for where benefits he was upon a newscaster reaching and reporterqualification) with occurs WNAC upon and the WRKO earning and of five The years Yankee of service Network, credit. anchorman In some cases, on Channel vesting occurs 7 and onhe theconducted earning of a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk oneshow, year “Boston of service Forum.” credit Heimmediately went on precedingto 26 years retirement in New York,at or after where normal he worked retirement for age.CBS, For ABC PLD and members, NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsnormal WINS, retirement WNEW age andis 60 WOR (65 for and new was members an anchorman to the PLD on Plan New on York or after Public July Television.1, 2014). The normal retirement brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. age is determined by whether a member had met certain creditable service requirements on specific dates, as established by statute. The monthly benefit of members who retire before normal retirement age by virtue of having Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbiaat least 25 University, years of service he was credit an isadjunct reduced associate by a statutorily professor prescribed in the Graduatefactor for Schooleach year of of Journalism age that a memberfor eight is years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994,below he her/his retired normal to Boothbay retirement Harbor, age at Maine. retirement. He was MPERS the longtime also provides adjutant disability and service and death officer benefits, of Post which #36, are Americanestablished Legion. by contract He assisted under other applicable veterans statutory dealing provisions with health (PLD andPlan). benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Contributions - Employee contribution rates are defined by law or Board rule and depend on the terms of the plan remembered fondly and missed by all. under which an employee is covered. Employer contributions are determined by actuarial valuations. The He wascontractually active in requiredtown affairs contribution and volunteer rates are work,actuarially serving determined on the town’sas an amount port committee, that, when combined budget committee with employee and as a Selectman.contributions, He was is alsoexpected chairman to finance of the the Lincoln costs of County benefits Republican earned by employees Committee. during Palmer the year, served with his an municipality additional proudly,amount and to is finance sadly anymissed unfunded and dearly accrued remembered liability. by us all.

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WE REMEMBER TOWNW OFE BOOTHBAYREMEMBER HARBOR NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS JUNE 30, 2018

NOTE N - MAINE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (CONT’D):

PLD Plan - Employees are required to contribute 8.0% of their annual pay. The Town’s contractually required contribution rate for the year ended June 30, 2018, was 10.1% of annual payroll for the regular plan. Contributions to the pension plan from the Town were $27,931.95 for the year ended June 30, 2018.

Pension Liabilities, Pension Expense, and Deferred Outflows and Deferred Inflows of Resources Related to Pensions

The net pension liabilities were measured as of June 30, 2017, and the total pension liabilities used to calculate the net pension liabilities were determined by actuarial valuations as of that date. The Town’s proportion of the net pension liabilities were based on projections of the Town’s long-term share of contributions to the pension plans Elmer Palmer Payne relative to the projected contributions of all participatingRobert local L.districts Boyd (PLD Plan), actuarially determined.

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 PLD Plan - At June 30, 2018, the Town reported7/8/1927 a liability - 5/1/2018 of $210,430.00 for its proportionate share of the net pension liability. At June 30, 2018, the Town’s proportion of the PLD Plan was 0.065614%.

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in For the year ended June 30, 2018, the Town recognized pension income of $60,732.20 for the PLD Plan. At HarborJune 30,High 201 School,8, the TownClass of reported 1944. deferred He was outflowsproud to ofbe resourcesthe grandson and deferredof Lewis inflows A. Dunton, of re sourcessail maker related and to Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesakepensions offrom the the coastal following schooner, sources: the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Deferred Outflows Deferred Inflows 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy fromof ResourcesJune 22, 1944 to Mayof Resources30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USSDifferences Daly, DD519. between Some expected of hisand military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, actual experience $ $ 10,109.00 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Net difference between projected and actual with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. earnings on pension plan investments 72,520.00 78,307.00 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and AfterChanges returning in proportion home from and differencesthe service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until between Town contributions and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked proportionate to be busy, sharehe moonlighted of contributions as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch 82,346.00 House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as Townwell ascontributions working evenings subsequent processing to the shrimp on Southport. measurement date 27,931.95 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Changes in Assumptions 17,907.00 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Total Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his$ job of delivering 118,358.95 flowers. $ Not 170,762.00 only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years $27,931.95 is reported as deferred outflows of resources related to pensions resulting from Town contributions Controlsubsequent Officer. to the He measurement held a seat date on thewill Board be recognized of Selectman as a reduction and Board of the of netAssessors. pension liabilities in the year ended In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, June 30, 2018. Other amounts reported as deferred outflows of resources and deferred inflows of resources related to American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life pensions will be recognized in pension expense as follows: Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. rememberedYear fondly ended and June missed 30: by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality 2018 $ (51,417.00) proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 2019 $ (16,003.00) 2020 $ (1,412.00) 2021 $ (4,327.00)

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NOTE N - MAINE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (CONT’D):

Actuarial assumptions - The total pension liability in the June 30, 2017 actuarial valuation was determined using the following actuarial assumptions, applied to all periods included in the measurement:

PLD Plan Salary Increases, per year 2.75% to 9.00% Investment return, per annum, compounded annually 6.875% Cost of living benefit increases, per annum 2.20%

Mortality rates were based on the RP2014 Total Dataset Healthy Annuitant Mortality Table for Males and Females.

The long-term expected rate of returnElmer on pension Palmer plan investments Payne was determined using a building-block method in Robert L. Boyd which best-estimate ranges of expected future real rates of return (expected returns, net of pension plan investment expense and inflation) are developed 7/13/1930for each major asse -t9/2/2018 class. These ranges are combined to produce the long-term 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 expected rate of return by weighing the expected future real rates of return by the target asset allocation percentage and by adding expected inflation. Best estimates of arithmetic real rates of return for each major asset class included Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana.in the He pension attended plan’s grammar target asset schools allocation in Elmhurst as of June and 30, Villa 2017 Park, are summarized Illinois and in juniorthe following and senior table: high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Long-Term Expected namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Asset Class Target Allocation Real Rate of Return 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Public Equities 30.0% 6.0% 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951,US Governmentduring the airborne assault on Munsan - Ni, 7.5 18% miles behind enemy lines, 2.3% he was able to make an Private Equity 15.0% 7.6% USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good RealConduct Assets: Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, Real EstUnitedate Nations Korean Service Medal 10.0 and% Republic of Korea Service5.2% Medal. Infrastructure 10.0% 5.3% After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian Naturalcareer inResources broadcast journalism began in Lynn, 5.0% Massachusetts and took5.0 %him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Traditional Credit 7.5% 3.0% liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Alternative Credit 5.0% 4.2% as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Diversifiers 10.0% 5.9% He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporterDiscount with rate WNAC- The discount and WRKO rate used and to The measure Yankee the Network, total pension anchorman liability onwas Channel 6.875% 7for and the he PLD conducted Plan. The a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk projectionshow, “Boston of cash Forum.” flows used He wentto determine on to 26 the years discount in New rates York, assumed where that heemployee worked contributions for CBS, ABC will andbe made NBC at radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers the current contribution rate and that contributions from participating local districts will be made at contractually brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stationsrequired WINS, rates, WNEW actuarially and WOR determined. and was Based an anchorman on these assumptions, on New York the pension Public plans’Television. fiduciary net position was projected to be available to make all projected future benefit payments of current active and inactive employees. Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At ColumbiaTherefore, University, the long-term he expected was an adjunctrate of return associate on pension professor plan ininvestments the Graduate was Schoolapplied toof allJournalism periods of for projected eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994,benef heit payments retired to to Boothbay determine Harbor,the total pensionMaine. liabilities.He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life memberSensitivity of the ofDisabled the Town American of Boothbay Veterans. Harbor’s proportionate share of the net pension liabilities to changes in Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long the discount rate - The following presents the Town of Boothbay Harbor’s proportionate share of the net pension remembered fondly and missed by all. liability calculated using the discount rate of 6.875% for the PLD Plan as well as what the Town of Boothbay He wasHarbor active’s proportionate in town affairs share and of thevolunteer net pension work, liability serving would on the be iftown’s it were port calculated committee, using budgeta discount committee rate that isand 1 as a Selectman.percentage He- pointwas alsolower chairman (5.875% offor thePLD Lincoln Plan) or County 1 percentage Republican-point higher Committee. (7.875% Palmer for PLD served Plan) thanhis municipalitythe current proudly,rate: and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 1% Current 1% Decrease Discount Rate Increase PLD Plan (5.875%) (6.875%) (7.875%) Town’s proportionate share of the net pension liability $ 422,188.00 $ 210,430.00 $ 51,010.00

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E EMEMBER TOWN OFE BOOTHBAYEMEMBER HARBOR W R NOTES TOW FINANCIALR STATEMENTS JUNE 30, 2018

NOTE N - MAINE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (CONT’D):

Pension plan fiduciary net position - Detailed information about the pension plan’s fiduciary net position is available in the separately issued MPERS financial report.

Payables to the pension plan - None as of June 30, 2018.

Change in Benefit Terms - None

NOTE O - DEFERRED REVENUE:

Elmer Palmer Payne Deferred Revenue at June 30, 2018 consists ofRobert Prepaid 201 L.8 Taxes Boyd of $48,218.41.

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 NOTE P - SUBSEQUENT EVENTS:

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Management has made an evaluation of subsequent events to and including the audit report date, which was the Harbordate the High financial School, statements Class of were 1944. available He was to be proud issued, to andbe thedetermined grandson that of any Lewis subsequent A. Dunton, events sail that maker would and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesakerequire recognition of the coastal or disclosure schooner, have the been L.A. considered Dunton, nowin the part preparation of the Mystic of the financial Seaport statements.Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Schedule A-1 WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR BUDGETARY COMPARISON SCHEDULE - GENERAL FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018

ORIGINAL AND FINAL BUDGET ACTUAL REVENUES: State Revenue Sharing $ 83,800.00 $ 45,380.96 Homestead Reimbursement 38,969.76 38,970.00 BETE Reimbursement 605.91 606.00 Property Taxes 6,891,103.92 6,922,846.03 Excise Tax 411,600.00 459,656.81 General Government Elmer Palmer Payne 289,404.00 347,970.89 Health, Welfare, and Recreation 13,273.00 1,350.66 Robert L. Boyd Interest 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 35,900.00 33,013.57 Special Assessments 2,640.00 2,640.00 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Public Safety 7,698.00 8,874.50 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Total Revenues $ 7,774,994.59 $ 7,861,309.42 Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, EXPENDITURES: 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He General enlisted Government in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation$ 806,988.00 in Tokyo and Sapporo,$ 857,602.57 Japan in 1949, Health, and Welfare, served as and a combatRecreation correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in 727,171.00 Korea during 1950 and 714,867.85 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March Public of Works 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy 833,341.00 lines, he was able to 809,390.27 make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio Bayville/Isle recording of while Springs descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental 90,000.00 Combat Team. He earned 94,013.61 the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Community Good Conduct School District Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service 2,721,833.00 Medal, Korean Service 2,721,832.73 Medal with Special four battleAssessments stars, United- County Nations Tax Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea 982,233.00 Service Medal. 982,232.81 Palmer’s Special civilianAssessments career - Miscellaneous in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and 48,184.00 took him to Concord, 53,986.20 Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, Public Safety New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. 1,477,970.00 He was able to make 1,423,804.57 a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside Debt the Service plane during the crash. 77,400.00 87,453.85 Capital Budget 110,800.00 37,827.69 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Total Expenditures $ 7,875,920.00 $ 7,783,012.15 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Excessand reporter of Revenues with OverWNAC (Under) and ExpendituresWRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman$ on (100,925.41)Channel 7 and he$ conducted 78,297.27 a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. OTHERstations FINANCING WINS, WNEW SOURCES and WOR (USES): and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. Operating Transfers - In $ - $ 26,704.00 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At OperatingColumbia Transfers University, - Out he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School (70,000.00) of Journalism for (127,500.00) eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. TotalIn 1994, Other he Financing retired toSources Boothbay (Uses) Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant$ and (70,000.00) service officer of$ Post (100,796.00) #36, ExcessAmerican of Expenditures Legion. He and assisted Other Uses other Over veterans Revenues dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life memberand Other of Sources the Disabled American Veterans. $ (170,925.41) $ (22,498.73) Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Fund Balance, July 1, 2017 2,131,275.54 2,131,725.54 remembered fondly and missed by all. Fund Balance, June 30, 2018 $ 1,960,350.13 $ 2,109,226.81 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Page 33 562 3 Schedule A-2 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Schedule A-2 WE REMEMBER FOR THEW YEARE R EMEMBERENDED JUNE 30, 2018 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018

Cash Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 2,188,471.67

ADD: CASH RECEIPTS: Tax Collections: Cash Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 2,188,471.67 Current Year $ 6,824,188.69 Prior Year 48,218.41 ADD: CASH RECEIPTS: Prepaid Taxes 106,153.66 Tax Collections: $ 6,978,560.76 Current Year $ 6,824,188.69 Departmental (Schedule A-4) 844,647.17 Prior Year 48,218.41 Revenue Sharing 45,380.96 Prepaid Taxes 106,153.66 Homestead Reimbursement 46,112.00 $ 6,978,560.76 BETE Reimbursement 606.00 Elmer Palmer Payne Departmental (Schedule A-4) Robert L. Boyd 844,647.17 Fish Pier Revenue 57,322.80 Revenue Sharing 45,380.96 Shellfish Revenue 6,141.00 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Homestead Reimbursement 46,112.00 Accounts Receivable - Prior Year 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 1,221.41 BETE Reimbursement 606.00 Payroll Withholdings 4,181.26 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Fish Pier Revenue 57,322.80 Robert Transfer was from born Capital in Boothbay Reserves Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating 26,704.00 from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Shellfish Revenue 6,141.00 Harbor Accounts High Receivable School, - ClassPrior Year of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, 1,221.41 sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Total Cash Receipts 8,010,877.36 namesake Payroll Withholdings of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport 4,181.26Museum. On May 28, Total Cash Available $ 10,199,349.03 1949 Transfer Robert from married Capital Reserveshis high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. 26,704.00 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In TotalA veteran Cash Receipts of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard 8,010,877.36 the LESS: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an Total Cash Available $ 10,199,349.03 USS Departmental Daly, DD519. (Schedule Some A-4) of his military recognition included: WWII Victory$ Medal, 7,769,884.15 American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Accounts Payable - Prior Year 3,114.46 Current Year Accounts Receivables 1,572.61 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. LESS: CASH DISBURSEMENTS: Transfer to Capital Reserves 127,500.00 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After Departmental returning (Schedule home from A-4) the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing$ and 7,769,884.15 Sample’s Shipyard until Fish Pier Expenses 29,152.70 Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering Accounts the Payable Postal - PriorService Year for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. 3,114.46As someone who always liked Shellfish to be Expenses busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House 4,655.00 on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Current Year Accounts Receivables 1,572.61 as Transfer well as to working Capital Reserves evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 127,500.00 Total Cash Disbursements 7,935,878.92 Fish Pier Expenses 29,152.70 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Cash Balance, June 30, 2018 (Schedule A-6) $ 2,263,470.11 Shellfish Expenses 4,655.00 Schedule A-3 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Total Cash Disbursements TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 7,935,878.92 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Schedule A-3 Cash Balance, June 30, 2018STATEMENT (Schedule A-6) OF CHANGES IN UNAPPROPRIATED SURPLUS $ 2,263,470.11 Robert served his town well, volunteeringFORTOWN THE and YEAROF holding BOOTHBAY ENDED several JUNE HARBORpositions 30, 2018 including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He heldSTATEMENT a seat on the OF Board CHANGES of Selectman IN UNAPPROPRIATED and Board of Assessors. SURPLUS In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. Unappropriated Surplus, July 1, 2017 $ 2,100,011.53 remembered fondly and missed by all.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Unappropriated Surplus, July 1, 2017 $ 2,100,011.53 Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality INCREASE: proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Operating Account Balances Lapsed (Schedule A-4) $ 141,268.72 Decrease in Deferred Tax Revenue 33,986.09 INCREASE: 175,254.81 Operating Account Balances Lapsed (Schedule A-4) $ 141,268.72 DECREASE: Decrease in Deferred Tax Revenue 33,986.09 Page 34 Appropriated at Town Meeting 200,000.00 175,254.81 DECREASE: Unappropriated Surplus, June 30, 2018 $ 2,075,266.34 Appropriated at Town Meeting 200,000.00 Page 34 Unappropriated Surplus, June 30, 2018 $ 2,075,266.34 2 573

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- WE REMEMBER - - - WE REMEMBER Page 37 Page 36 8,472.31 8,472.31

8,776.60 33,960.47

16,711.56 25,488.16

6/30/18 6/30/18 Schedule A-4 BALANCE FORWARD BALANCE FORWARD $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Schedule A-4 (Cont'd) Schedule A-4 0.27 0.19

0.33 0.76

(51.24) 730.24 600.00

(97.00) 220.00

6,406.31 1,848.15 5,100.24 4,991.11 3,127.55 5,080.00 5,348.63 6,400.00 7,000.00 (423.05) (599.28)

(4,013.61) (5,802.20) (1,589.62) 4,502.17 1,432.56 1,217.12 1,495.00 9,859.34 4,993.27 5,802.20 5,068.36 1,875.00 5,297.50 6,153.05 6,153.81 31,312.77 23,950.73 26,830.61 17,015.26 32,605.02 55,341.93 16,650.15

(1,364.60) (5,364.34) (2,868.13) (7,608.58) (2,886.43) (1,388.00) (2,492.00) (2,684.24) (4,543.90) (15,616.50) 23,849.65 48,056.81 141,268.72

(12,617.04) (38,419.04) (OVERDRAFT) UNEXPENDED $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (OVERDRAFT) UNEXPENDED $ $ $ $ $ $ 480.00 500.00

6,401.10 5,155.00 6,007.76

2,800.00 3,888.00 7,300.00 5,773.00 4,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 22,690.85 96,653.61 33,831.20 15,000.00 32,015.76 74,852.89 14,518.74 75,667.45 30,505.00 50,189.62 87,453.85 21,300.00 74,027.69 70,000.00

39,932.83 49,045.75 99,364.34 11,492.44 82,347.13 12,599.88 59,970.26 76,576.00 83,800.00 40,839.85 28,400.00 35,900.00 28,029.00 98,120.92 26,500.00 46,225.00 28,660.00 39,575.67 15,241.48 23,400.00 10,000.00 50,000.00 10,197.61 253,593.69 423,939.23 109,166.50 809,390.27 982,232.81 702,324.98 445,420.37 165,327.69

165,586.04 106,731.60 116,876.05 823,322.32 411,600.00 900,332.92 191,496.24 426,774.00 722,367.85

TOTAL 2,721,832.73 3,861,106.45 1,431,502.57 8,800,803.92

TOTAL $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ------773.00

773.00 992.00 992.00 773.00 600.00 480.00

3,530.00 3,530.00 6,401.10 2,640.00 9,041.10 5,798.00 7,195.00

3,530.00 7,300.00 5,773.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 13,766.00 57,500.00 70,000.00

83,800.00 32,870.00 28,400.00 35,900.00 28,029.00 97,000.00 26,500.00 46,225.00 22,000.00 39,575.67 127,500.00

411,600.00 866,052.67

OTHER 1,030,919.77

OTHER CHARGES

CHARGES Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 - 500.00

5,155.00 6,007.76 8,720.74

2,800.00 7,969.85 3,288.00 1,120.92 6,660.00 4,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 2,697.61 22,690.85 94,013.61 33,831.20 15,000.00 32,015.76 74,079.89 75,667.45 30,505.00 50,189.62 87,453.85 21,300.00 16,527.69 37,827.69

39,932.83 49,045.75 99,364.34 11,492.44 82,347.13 12,599.88 59,970.26 75,584.00 15,241.48 34,280.25 23,400.00 10,000.00 50,000.00 253,593.69 420,409.23 109,166.50 805,860.27 982,232.81 695,129.98 445,420.37

CASH 164,813.04 105,739.60 116,103.05 819,792.32 191,496.24 426,774.00 714,867.85

2,721,832.73 3,852,065.35 1,417,736.57 7,769,884.15 CASH Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay DISBURSED DISBURSED Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 700.00 500.00

1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. 5,155.00 6,738.00

2,800.00 2,500.00 4,808.00 3,088.76 4,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 24,539.00 93,550.00 33,231.71 92,640.00 28,029.00 15,000.00 37,116.00 79,844.00 14,467.50 78,795.00 35,585.00 48,600.00 21,900.00 88,900.00 70,000.00

44,435.00 81,672.00 94,000.00 12,925.00 79,479.00 13,817.00 76,681.82 78,071.00 45,380.96 33,231.27 33,393.27 33,013.57 33,831.20 26,403.00 48,100.00 24,116.10 39,576.00 14,642.20 23,400.00 10,000.00 50,000.00 16,350.66 260,000.00 455,252.00 833,341.00 982,233.00 734,930.00 450,769.00 104,104.00 180,800.00

152,969.00 105,367.00 116,453.00 858,669.82 459,656.81 103,189.28 905,630.42 191,497.00 426,774.00 728,521.66

He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in TOTAL 2,721,833.00 3,878,121.71 1,486,844.50 8,976,033.11

TOTAL

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, ------audio recording while- descending by parachute- - with the 187th Airborne Regimental- Combat Team.- He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. 4,157.12 4,157.12 5,770.50 5,770.50

3,088.76 26,704.00

Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 45,380.96 39,576.00 88,045.72 124,677.34

OTHER CREDITS OTHER with four battleCREDITS stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Palmer’s civilian career$ in broadcast journalism$ $ began in Lynn, Massachusetts $ $ and took him to$ Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always

Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording ------liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, 700.00

2,640.00 2,640.00 1,445.00 1,659.00 3,104.00 inside the plane during the crash. 2,500.00 4,808.00 1,350.66 1,350.66

19,967.81 19,967.81 33,231.27 33,393.27 33,013.57 33,831.20 26,403.00 48,100.00 24,116.10 14,642.20 844,647.17

as well asCASH working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 459,656.81 103,189.28 817,584.70

CASH RECEIPTS RECEIPTS $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ He moved on to Burlington,$ Vermont, Albany,$ $ New York and Boston, $ Massachusetts,$ where $ he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay - - Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers 500.00 talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, 5,155.00 6,738.00 8,697.00

2,800.00 4,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 24,539.00 93,550.00 29,074.59 90,000.00 28,029.00 15,000.00 37,116.00 79,844.00 77,350.00 35,585.00 48,600.00 77,400.00 21,900.00 88,900.00 70,000.00

44,435.00 81,672.00 94,000.00 12,925.00 79,479.00 13,817.00 25,000.00 78,071.00 23,400.00 10,000.00 50,000.00 15,000.00 260,000.00 455,252.00 833,341.00 982,233.00 733,271.00 450,769.00 180,800.00

brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. 152,969.00 105,367.00 116,453.00 806,988.00 191,497.00 426,774.00 727,171.00

2,721,833.00 3,871,324.59 1,477,970.00 7,974,994.59 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ APPROPRIATIONS APPROPRIATIONS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years ------Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, 31,714.01

TOWN OF BOOTHBAY OF TOWN HARBOR 31,714.01 31,714.01

TOWN OF BOOTHBAY OF TOWN HARBOR 7/1/17 7/1/17 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life JUNE 30, 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED BALANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED FORWARD BALANCE FORWARD

Robert and his wife$ Calista,$ who$ also served$ $ the town for many$ $ years$ in several$ $ capacities, will be long

member of the Disabled$ American Veterans.$ $ $ $ $ STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS STATEMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. PUBLIC WORKS: and Construction Paving Department Public Works Restrooms Operations Winter AND ASSESSMENTS SPECIAL ORGANIZATIONS: District School Community Assessment Tax County and Supplementals Abatements, Overlay, Springs of Bayville/Isle Cable Channel Community Cemetery Organizations Support PUBLIC SAFETY: Control Animal Parking Facilities Enforcement Code Management Emergency Department Fire Management Harbor Department Police Lights Street Rental Hydrant DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL BUDGET: Equipment Improvements Account Reserve GENERAL GOVERNMENT: GENERAL Administration Assessors Services Contracted Account Membership/Flex Supplemental Finance Insurance Meetings Municipal Buildings and Vehicles Selectmen Development Economic Clerk Town Manager Town GOVERNMENTAL REVENUES: Taxes Excise Sharing Revenue State Miscellaneous Revenue Enforcement Code Interest Cable TV Fees Public Safety Parking Fees Parking Fines Public Works Management Harbor Boats Pumpout Licenses and Permits Parks and Recreation Reimbursement Reimbursement/BETE Homestead Grant Siphon Harbor West AND RECREATION: WELFARE, HEALTH, Service Ambulance Council Resource Community Region Boothbay Health and Wellness Foundation Region Boothbay Shellfish Nurse District Fireworks Festival Lights Harbor Day Memorial Library Memorial Sanitation General Assistance 582 3 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

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6/30/18 BALANCE FORWARD $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Schedule A-4 (Cont'd) Schedule A-4 0.27 0.19

(51.24) 730.24 600.00

6,406.31 1,848.15 5,100.24 4,991.11 3,127.55 5,080.00 5,348.63 6,400.00 7,000.00

(4,013.61) (5,802.20) (1,589.62) 31,312.77 23,950.73 26,830.61 17,015.26 32,605.02 55,341.93 16,650.15

(15,616.50) 141,268.72

(OVERDRAFT) UNEXPENDED $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 6,401.10 5,155.00 6,007.76

22,690.85 96,653.61 33,831.20 15,000.00 32,015.76 74,852.89 14,518.74 75,667.45 30,505.00 50,189.62 87,453.85 21,300.00 74,027.69 70,000.00

253,593.69 423,939.23 109,166.50 809,390.27 982,232.81 702,324.98 445,420.37 165,327.69

TOTAL 2,721,832.73 3,861,106.45 1,431,502.57 8,800,803.92

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ - - - - - 773.00

3,530.00 3,530.00 6,401.10 2,640.00 9,041.10 5,798.00 7,195.00

13,766.00 57,500.00 70,000.00

127,500.00

OTHER 1,030,919.77

Elmer Palmer Payne CHARGES Robert L. Boyd $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 5,155.00 6,007.76 8,720.74

22,690.85 94,013.61 33,831.20 15,000.00 32,015.76 74,079.89 75,667.45 30,505.00 50,189.62 87,453.85 21,300.00 16,527.69 37,827.69

253,593.69 420,409.23 109,166.50 805,860.27 982,232.81 695,129.98 445,420.37

CASH 2,721,832.73 3,852,065.35 1,417,736.57 7,769,884.15 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay DISBURSED Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School,$ Class $ of$ 1944. He was$ $ proud to be the $ grandson$ $ of Lewis$ $ A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. 5,155.00 6,738.00

24,539.00 93,550.00 33,231.71 92,640.00 28,029.00 15,000.00 37,116.00 79,844.00 14,467.50 78,795.00 35,585.00 48,600.00 21,900.00 88,900.00 70,000.00

260,000.00 455,252.00 833,341.00 982,233.00 734,930.00 450,769.00 104,104.00 180,800.00

He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in TOTAL 2,721,833.00 3,878,121.71 1,486,844.50 8,976,033.11

1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World$ War $ II, he$ served in the$ $ Navy from June $ 22,$ 1944$ to May$ $ 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, ------audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. 4,157.12 4,157.12 5,770.50 5,770.50

26,704.00 Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 124,677.34

OTHER with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. CREDITS Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home$ from$ the$ service, he$ held$ jobs with Cliff$ Reny$ Plumbing$ $ $ and Sample’s Shipyard until entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always

Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording ------liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, 2,640.00 2,640.00 1,445.00 1,659.00 3,104.00 inside the plane during the crash. 844,647.17

as well asCASH working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. RECEIPTS He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers 5,155.00 6,738.00 8,697.00

24,539.00 93,550.00 29,074.59 90,000.00 28,029.00 15,000.00 37,116.00 79,844.00 77,350.00 35,585.00 48,600.00 77,400.00 21,900.00 88,900.00 70,000.00

260,000.00 455,252.00 833,341.00 982,233.00 733,271.00 450,769.00 180,800.00 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. 2,721,833.00 3,871,324.59 1,477,970.00 7,974,994.59 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ APPROPRIATIONS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. - He held- a seat- on the Board- - of Selectman and- - Board- of Assessors.- In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, 31,714.01

TOWN OF BOOTHBAY OF TOWN HARBOR 7/1/17

American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life JUNE 30, 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED BALANCE FORWARD member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife$ Calista,$ who$ also served$ $ the town for many$ $ years$ in several$ $ capacities, will be long rememberedSTATEMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. PUBLIC WORKS: and Construction Paving Department Public Works Restrooms Operations Winter AND ASSESSMENTS SPECIAL ORGANIZATIONS: District School Community Assessment Tax County and Supplementals Abatements, Overlay, Springs of Bayville/Isle Cable Channel Community Cemetery Organizations Support PUBLIC SAFETY: Control Animal Parking Facilities Enforcement Code Management Emergency Department Fire Management Harbor Department Police Lights Street Rental Hydrant DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL BUDGET: Equipment Improvements Account Reserve

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Schedule A-5 WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR VALUATION, ASSESSMENT, AND COLLECTIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018

VALUATION: Real Estate $ 596,261,833.92 Personal Property 8,220,966.08

Total $ 604,482,800.00

ASSESSMENT: Valuation x Rate ($604,482,800.00 x .0114) $ 6,891,103.92 Supplemental Taxes 4,157.12 Elmer Palmer Payne $ 6,895,261.04 Robert L. Boyd COLLECTIONS AND CREDITS: 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Cash Collections (99.08% of Assessment) $ 6,824,188.69 Abatements 6,401.10 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. Prepaid He Taxesattended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior 7,383.37 and senior high schools in Taxes to Lien 52,438.93 Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Total Collections and Credits 6,890,412.09 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He2017-18 enlisted Taxes in Receivable,the U.S. Army June 30,in 1948;2018 he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo,$ 4,848.95 Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, COMPUTATION OF ASSESSMENT audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal withTax Commitmentfour battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of $Korea 6,891,103.92 Service Medal. Excise Tax 411,600.00 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until State Revenue Sharing 83,800.00 Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Miscellaneous Revenue 28,868.00 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Code Enforcement 28,400.00 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Interest 26,000.00 HeCable moved TV on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, 28,029.00 where he was a newscaster andBayville reporter Trash with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 2,640.00 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talkParking show, Fees “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked 97,000.00 for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsParking FinesWINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. 7,300.00 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. DOT Urban/Rural PGM 26,500.00 BETE Reimbursement 605.91 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal AtHarbor Columbia Management University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School 51,998.00 of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. InLicenses 1994, andhe retiredPermits to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service 22,000.00 officer of Post #36, AmericanParks and Recreation Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with 480.00 the VA. He was also a life memberHomestead of Reimbursementthe Disabled American Veterans. 38,969.76 Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Fuel Reimbursement 3,300.00 remembered fondly and missed by all. Municipal/Agent Fees 9,000.00 HeGeneral was activeAssistance in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, 7,500.00 budget committee and as a Selectman.Liens and Notices He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer 9,900.00 served his municipality proudly,Surplus/Undesignated and is sadly Fund missed Balance and dearly remembered by us all. 200,000.00 $ 7,974,994.59 REQUIREMENTS: Appropriations $ 6,963,687.00 County Tax 982,233.00 7,945,920.00 OVERLAY $ 29,074.59

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Cash on Hand $ 800.00

GENERAL FUND CHECKING ACCOUNT: The First Balance Per Bank Statement $ 2,428,380.93 Deduct: Outstanding Checks 165,710.82 2,262,670.11 Cash Balance, June 30, 2018 $ 2,263,470.11 Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker andSchedule A-7 Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart,STATEMENT Calista OF TAXES Townsend. RECEIVABLE He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an 2017-2018USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area$ Medal, 4,848.95 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 2016-2017 1,871.80 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. 2015-2016 1,092.19 2014-2015 625.66 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until 2013-2014 515.76 Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always 2012-2013liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, 132.30 inside the plane during the crash. 2011-2012as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 123.90 $ 9,210.56 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Personal Property 2017-2018 Abbivie US LLC $ 4.56 Andrews, John F., Jr. DMD 566.58 AT&T Mobility LLC 272.46 BBH Embroidery, Inc. 323.76 BPUMO Enterprises LTD 198.36 Carousel Music Theatre LLC 292.98 Curtis, Pamela 41.04 Gleason Fine Art, Inc. Elmer Palmer Payne 17.10 Robert L. Boyd Gudroe, Sarah 144.78 Harborside Center for Wellbeing 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 31.92 Harbour Towne Inn, Inc. 173.28 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Hartnett, Carol 7.98 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, JMJ Investment Group LLC 153.89 Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Maguire, Adam 5.67 Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Mainely Scooters LLC 4.56 namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, May, Romee 6.84 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. HeMcLellan, enlisted Stacy in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo 86.64 and Sapporo, Japan in 1949,Oliphant, and Nancy served J., as MD a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea 101.46 during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the MarchSeawicks of Candle1951, during Co. LLC the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, 33.06he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audioSpruce recording Point Capital while LLC descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat 2,345.55 Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. ArmyTimberlake, Good LeahConduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, 36.48 Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord,$ Keene 4,848.95 and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester,2016-2017 New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, insideAdams, the Gabriel plane during the crash. $ 85.12 AT&T Mobility LLC 364.00 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. BBH Embroidery, Inc. 341.60 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Ebeley, Donna 2.24 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay andBPUMO reporter Enterprises with WNAC LTD and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 15.73 7 and he conducted a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Feldmann, Michael F. & Hodder, Susan 348.32 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stationsGudroe, WINS,Sarah WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. 78.40 Harbour Towne Inn, Inc. 7.51 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal AtMainely Columbia Scooters University, LLC he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of 4.48Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. InMcLellan, 1994, he Stacy retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service 96.32 officer of Post #36, AmericanMr. Caterer, Legion. Inc. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with 109.76 the VA. He was also a life memberPizer, Richard of the C. Disabled American Veterans. 304.64 Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Timberlake, Leah 43.68 remembered fondly and missed by all. Tri Rowe, Inc. 70.00 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee 1,871.80and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Personal Property (Cont'd) 2015-2016 Adams, Gabriel $ 84.00 AT&T Mobility LLC 316.96 Harbor Optical LLC 263.20 Mr. Caterer, Inc. 5.79 Pizer, Richard C. 281.12 Timberlake, Leah 141.12 $ 1,092.19 Elmer Palmer Payne 2014-2015 Robert L. Boyd Battistini, Sharon $ 10.90 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Harbor Optical LLC 130.80 Heads of The Harbor, Inc. 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 81.75 Pizer, Richard C. 264.87 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, TimberlakeRobert was Leah born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating 137.34 from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and 625.66 Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 2013-20141949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Battistini, Sharon $ 10.95 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In Hagerthy,A veteran Cama of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, 14.24 primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an HeadsUSS ofDaly, The DD519.Harbor, Inc. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, 89.79American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the Pizer,2 Star Richard Asiatic C. Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. 261.71 Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Timberlake, Leah 139.07 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. 515.76 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording 2012-2013entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Timberlake, Leah 132.30 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. 2011-2012 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Tinberlake, Leah 123.90 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, $ 9,210.56 stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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2017 Abbott, Donald B. $ 619.02 Azarian, Margaret Emery 62.10 Brewer, Dorothy 1,077.59 Brewer, Marc A. 1,468.32 Carousel Realty LLC 5,249.70 Clark, Andrew D. & Katrina C. 1,092.12 Clark, Andrew D. & Katrina C. 372.78 Crocker, Allan R. 2,472.66 Curtis, Osborn Marcus, IV 2,311.92 Domenech-Cifuentes, Cindy E., Trustee Elmer Palmer Payne 1,810.32 Robert L. Boyd Dunculus, Inc. 2,257.20 Dunculus, Inc. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 695.40 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Durfee, Joyce 789.68 Palmer,Engert, Bruceas he C.was & known,Mary-Ellen spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky 3,480.49 and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana.Farrin, Stephanie, He attended PR grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and 775.20 senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead,Garrett, Susan Massachusetts. M. & Maxfield, Andrew R., Trust 1,518.48 namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Laird, Stacy A. 1,826.28 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. HeMcCusker, enlisted Mary in the T. U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo 1,279.08 and Sapporo, Japan in Norred, Michael L. 318.06 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the MarchNorton, of Joseph 1951, M. during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, 214.89 he was able to make an Panaro, Glenn A. & Michelle L. 558.60 USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. ArmyPaquette, Good Susan Conduct M. Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, 1,334.94 Korean Service Medal Pitcher, Stephen L. & Martha 731.88 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Pitcher, Stephen L. & Martha 652.08 After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Palmer’sPitcher, Stephen civilian L. career & Martha in broadcast J. journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took 1,574.34 him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Plummer, Keith 526.11 liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Ross, Jennifer Davis 2,995.40 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Russell, Kim & Joni 1,757.88 HeRussell, moved Kim on & to Joni Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where 400.14 he was a newscaster andShields, reporter Suzanne with L. WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 1,839.96 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talkTimberlake, show, “Boston Travis & Forum.” Leah He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for 1,658.70 CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stationsTupper, WINS,Claire WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. 1,947.12 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Vincent, Valarie, Snow, Ann & Durand, Anne F. 3,651.42 Vosburgh, Sandra Lee Temple 1,469.46 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Williams, Charles T., Heirs 1,469.49 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. InWilliams, 1994, he Charles retired T., to Heirs Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service 119.70 officer of Post #36, AmericanYentsch, Colin Legion. & Carlton He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with 60.42the VA. He was also a life Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long member of the Disabled American Veterans. $ 52,438.93 remembered fondly and missed by all. 2016 HeAbbott, was activeDonald in B. town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee,$ budget 58.52 committee and as a Selectman.Brewer, Marc He A. was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer 659.50 served his municipality proudly,Carousel andRealty is sadlyLLC missed and dearly remembered by us all. 89.05 Clark, Andrew & Katrina 1,072.96 Clark, Andrew & Katrina 366.24 Colette & Michael LLC 2,217.60

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2016 (Cont'd) Colette & Michael LLC $ 683.20 Crooker, Allan 2,354.47 Curtis, Osborn Marcus, IV 2,302.45 Farrin, Stephanie, PR 735.29 Garrett, Susan M. & Andrew Mayfield Trust 1,491.84 Pinaro, Glen & Michelle L. 275.40 Pitcher, Stephen L. & Martha 245.36 Pitcher, Stephen L. & Martha 81.74 Pitcher, Stephen L. & Martha 188.94 Elmer Palmer Payne Russell, Kim & Joni Robert L. Boyd 444.77 Russell, Kim & Joni 393.12 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Shields, Suzanne 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 1,807.68 Tupper, Clarie 949.19 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Williams,Robert wasCharles born T., in Heirs Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating 117.60 from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker$ and 16,534.92 Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On $May 28, 68,973.85 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Schedule A-10 Schedule A-11 WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR SCHEDULE OF TOWN'S PROPORTIONATE SHARE OF NET PENSION LIABILITY CAPITAL PROJECTS MAINE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM CONSOLIDATED PLAN JUNE 30, 2018 LAST 10 FISCAL YEARS (STARTING IN 2015)*

REVALUATION: 2018** 2017** 2016** 2015** Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 131,614.41 Less: Transfer to Capital Reserve (131,614.41) Town's Proportion of the Net Pension Liability .051394% .065614% .101366% .084956% Balance, June 30, 2018 $ - Town's Proportionate Share of the Net Pension Liability $ 210,430.00 $ 348,627.00 $ 271,049.00 $ 155,983.00

MATCHING FUNDS FOR FUTURE GRANTS: Town's Covered-Employee Payroll $ 276,553.16 $ 271,810.15 $ 345,940.22 $ 418,521.28 Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 331.43 Town's Proportion Share of the Net Pension Add: Interest 0.50 Liability as a Percentage of its Covered Payroll 76.09% 128.26% 78.35% 37.27% Balance, June 30, 2018 331.93 Plan Fiduciary Net Position as a Percentage of the Total Pension Liability (124.90%) (92.81%) (92.12%) (69.56%) CAPITAL RESERVE: Elmer Palmer Payne *Only four years of information available Robert L. Boyd Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 304,940.03 ** The amounts presented for each fiscal year were determined as of the prior year. Add: Interest 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 9,729.65 Transfer - In 259,114.41 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Less: Capital Expenditures (4,916.40) Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Transfers (26,704.00) Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Balance, June 30, 2018 542,163.69 Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Schedule A-12 ESCROW RESERVE: 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted Balance, in July the 1, U.S. 2017 Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation$ in Tokyo 117.21 and Sapporo, Japan in SCHEDULE OF TOWN CONTRIBUTIONS 1949, and Add: served Interest as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 0.17 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World WarMAINE II, he PUBLIC served EMPLOYEES in the Navy RETIREMENT from June SYSTEM22, 1944 CONSOLIDATED to May 30, 1946, PLAN primarily aboard the LAST 10 FISCAL YEARS (STARTING IN 2015)* March Balance, of 1951, June during 30, 2018 the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make 117.38 an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. ArmyFOOTBRIDGE Good Conduct ENHANCEMENT: Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 2018 2017 2016 2015 with Balance,four battle July stars, 1, 2017 United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of $Korea Service 9,698.98 Medal. Palmer’s Add: civilian Interest career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took 18.45him to Concord, Keene and ContractuallyAfter returning Required Contribution home from the service, he held jobs with$ Cliff 27,931.95 Reny Plumbing$ 24,734.75 and Sample’s$ 30,788.68 Shipyard$ until 34,726.91 Manchester, New Contributions Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was 6,150.00 able to make a recording Contributionsentering in the Relation Postal to the Service Contractually for 30 Required years, Contribution where he became (27,931.95) postmaster in the (24,734.75) 1960s. As someone (30,788.68) who always (34,726.91) Less: Withdrawal (1,120.92) liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Contribution Deficency (Excess) $ - $ - $ - $ - Balance, June 30, 2018 14,746.51 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Town's Covered-Employee Payroll $ 276,553.16 $ 271,810.15 $ 345,940.22 $ 418,521.28 HeFULLER moved ESCROW on to Burlington, RESERVE: Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Balance, July 1, 2017 $ 3,019.48 ContributionsRegion asGreenhouses. a Percentage of Covered-Employee He had a special Payroll flare for his job of10.10% delivering flowers.9.10% Not only did8.90% the flowers 8.30% talk show, Add: “Boston Interest Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, 4.52 ABC and NBC radio, stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Balance, June 30, 2018 3,024.00 * Only four years of information available Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal AtCOMMUNITY Columbia University, FIREWORKS he was FUND: an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, Balance, he retired July 1, to 2017 Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant $and service 10,231.00 officer of Post #36, American Add: Legion. Contributions He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues 22,732.75with the VA. He was also a life member Less:of the WithdrawalsDisabled American Veterans. (32,000.00) Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Balance, June 30, 2018 963.75 remembered fondly and missed by all.

HeBalance, was active June 30, in town2018 affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee$ 561,347.26 and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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Schedule A-11 WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR SCHEDULE OF TOWN'S PROPORTIONATE SHARE OF NET PENSION LIABILITY MAINE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM CONSOLIDATED PLAN LAST 10 FISCAL YEARS (STARTING IN 2015)*

2018** 2017** 2016** 2015**

Town's Proportion of the Net Pension Liability .051394% .065614% .101366% .084956%

Town's Proportionate Share of the Net Pension Liability $ 210,430.00 $ 348,627.00 $ 271,049.00 $ 155,983.00

Town's Covered-Employee Payroll $ 276,553.16 $ 271,810.15 $ 345,940.22 $ 418,521.28 Town's Proportion Share of the Net Pension Liability as a Percentage of its Covered Payroll 76.09% 128.26% 78.35% 37.27% Plan Fiduciary Net Position as a Percentage of the Total Pension Liability (124.90%) (92.81%) (92.12%) (69.56%) Elmer Palmer Payne *Only four years of information available ** The amounts presented for each fiscal year were determinedRobert L. Boyd as of the prior year. 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. Schedule A-12 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in SCHEDULE OF TOWN CONTRIBUTIONS 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World WarMAINE II, he PUBLIC served EMPLOYEES in the Navy RETIREMENT from June SYSTEM22, 1944 CONSOLIDATED to May 30, 1946, PLAN primarily aboard the LAST 10 FISCAL YEARS (STARTING IN 2015)* March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal 2018 2017 2016 2015 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and ContractuallyAfter returning Required Contribution home from the service, he held jobs with$ Cliff 27,931.95 Reny Plumbing$ 24,734.75 and Sample’s$ 30,788.68 Shipyard$ until 34,726.91 Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording Contributionsentering in the Relation Postal to the Service Contractually for 30 Required years, Contribution where he became (27,931.95) postmaster in the (24,734.75) 1960s. As someone (30,788.68) who always (34,726.91) liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. asContribution well as Deficencyworking (Excess) evenings processing shrimp on Southport.$ - $ - $ - $ - He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster Town's Covered-Employee Payroll $ 276,553.16 $ 271,810.15 $ 345,940.22 $ 418,521.28 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio Contributions as a Percentage of Covered-Employee Payroll 10.10% 9.10% 8.90% 8.30% talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. * Only four years of information available Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Page 45 2 673 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Tax Collector’s Report WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Unpaid Real Estate Taxes as of 4/1/19 DOMENECH-CIFUENTES CINDY 1,842.08 55 OAK ST LLC 6,073.76 EGG PROPERTIES LLC 7,985.44 ABBOTT DONALD B 314.94 EGG PROPERTIES LLC 3,046.16 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 141.87 FARRIN STEPHANIE PR 788.80 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 141.87 FOLGER WILLIAM S 2,237.64 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 141.87 GARRETT SUSAN M & ANDREW 1,545.12 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 141.87 GILES JUNE P 317.84 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 143.04 GLASS FRANCOISE 1,280.64 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 141.87 GLASS FRANCOISE 90.48 ALEXANDER DEVELOPMENT LLC 140.70 GLEASON MARTHA W 10,208.00 ANDREWS JOHN F JR 3,448.68 GLEASON MARTHA W & DENNIS 7,018.00 AZARIAN MARGARET EMERY 1,238.88 GORDON DEBORAH J 4,765.28 BANK OF OKLAHOMA NA & KITE 23,544.52 GUDROE SARAH K 185.60 BEANE JUNE L 637.42 Elmer Palmer PayneGUZZO DAWN K & GARY 2,027.68 Robert L. Boyd BEGLEY JAMES E & DONNA E 1,664.60 HAGGETT CHARLES E III 987.74 BGN HOLDINGS LLC 1,005.14 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018HAGGETT MARTHA A 602.62 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 BGN HOLDINGS LLC 208.80 HOUSE FRANCES SULLIVAN 293.48 BOUFFARD RONALD P 488.07 HOWARD H WYMAN JR 841.00 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay BRADLEYIndiana. BRUCEHe attended grammar schools in Elmhurst118.56 and Villa Park,HOWARD Illinois H and WYMAN junior and JR senior high schools in 96.86 BREWER DOROTHY 1,019.64 Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. HOWARD HUGH W JR 149.06 BREWER MARC A 1,494.08 namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, BREWER WAYNE A & LUCY A 381.64 HUNT FRANCIS STUART 1,242.36 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in BUCK JOHN T 360.18 HUTCHESON THAD T JR 4,277.50 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In BURNHAM LISA A 934.36 HYSON RONALD 1,193.64 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an BURNHAM LISA A 1,728.47 JOBES THEODORE H 527.80 USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187thJOBES Airborne THEODORE Regimental H Combat Team. He earned the351.48 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. BUSSELLArmy Good BERNI Conduct H Medal, Army of Occupation1,472.62 Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal JOBES THEODORE H 960.48 CANEwith CLIFTON four battle & stars, ANNE United Nations Korean1,332.92 Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. JOBES THEODORE H 424.56 CAPORALEPalmer’s civilianERNEST career J & inMARY broadcast R journalism1,246.42 began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until CAPOZZIManchester, FAMILY New LTDHampshire, where he was 2,565.92in an Air Force CJOBES-47 which THEODORE crashed. He H. was able to make a recording2,034.64 entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, CAROUSELinside the REALTYplane during LLC the crash. 5,341.80 JONES JOANNE P 125.28 CARTER ARTHUR A 649.60 JUNIPER POINT VILLAGE ASSOC 199.52 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. CARYHe movedBARBARA on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany,835.20 New York andKATAMA Boston, Massachusetts, ACQUISITIONS where LLC he was a newscaster2,960.32 CHAPPELLEand reporter DONNA with WNAC R and WRKO and The189.24 Yankee Network,KATAMA anchorman ACQUISITIONS on Channel 7 andLLC he conducted a1,743.48 radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay CLARKtalk show, ANDREW “Boston D &Forum.” KATRINA He went C on to 261,111.28 years in New York,KAZAKOS where he TAKIS worked A for CBS, ABC and NBC radio,548.68 Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers CLARKstations ANDREW WINS, WNEW D & KATRINA and WOR C and was an379.32 anchorman on KHALSANew York KAURPublic Television.SANGAT GURU 896.68 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. COLCORD DONALD W 965.12 LAMBROS DIANE T TRUSTEE 1,137.96 CORREA JILL M 832.88 LAWLOR JAMES P 926.26 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years CORREA JILL M & ROBERT S JR 1,481.81 LITTLE BO PETE'S INC 465.16 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, COURT STREET VENTURES INC 11.33 M & P REALTY INC 9.44 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life CROCKER ALLAN R 2,516.04 MACDONALD RICHARD J 750.36 member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long CURTIS JEFFREY D 4,752.77 MANSON ELIZABETH J 346.84 remembered fondly and missed by all. CURTIS JEFFREY D 4,035.78 MANSOURIAN MARC A 5,478.10 CURTISHe was JEFFREY active in Dtown affairs and volunteer work,2,934.80 serving on theMARKEE town’s portKENNETH committee, A & budget JULIE committee P and 193.72as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality CURTIS OSBORN MARCUS IV 2,352.48 MARTIN ANNE K 263.28 proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. DECOSTA MARY C 390.03 MAYHEW TRUDENCE A 295.22 DEPAOLA SUSAN 2,561.28 MCLELLAN STACY A 378.16 DEUTSCH STEVEN B 3,419.10 MORAN MICHAEL T & BARBARA 3,103.00 DILTS FRANCES 2,111.20 MUCCI NANCY BRIGGS 3,393.00 DOBRANSKY DENNIS 249.98 NIKLA MARTHA C TRUSTEE 2,908.12 DOMBERT DAVID G 495.32 O'BRIEN GERARD 1,856.00 66 682 3 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

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WE REMEMBER PAGE NEAL D 2,504.44WE REMEMBER2017 Tax Liens PAQUETTE SUSAN M 1,358.36 BREWER MARC A 1,468.32 PIERCY EBBEN L 823.02 CAROUSEL REALTY LLC 5,249.70 PILGRIM CARLO M 881.10 CLARK ANDREW D & KATRINA C 1,092.12 PINKHAM LYNN A 49.88 CLARK ANDREW D & KATRINA C 372.78 PITCHER STEPHEN L & MARTHA 744.72 CROCKER ALLAN R 2,472.66 PITCHER STEPHEN L & MARTHA 1,601.96 CURTIS OSBORN MARCUS IV 2,311.92 PLUMMER KEITH 1,070.68 DOMENECH-CIFUENTES CINDY E 1,810.32 RACY BARBARA T & ALI JIHAD 2,722.52 FARRIN STEPHANIE PR 775.20 REED EDGAR II & HOLLY 432.68 GARRETT S & MAXFIELD A TRUST 1,518.48 REED EDGAR III 634.52 PAQUETTE SUSAN M 1,334.94 REED OMER W & CONSTANCE 1,448.84 PITCHER STEPHEN L & MARTHA 731.88 REYNOLDS STEVEN S 336.40 PITCHER STEPHEN L & MARTHA J 1,574.34 RICHAVEN REV TRUST 3,068.20 PLUMMER KEITH 526.11 ROSS JENNIFER DAVIS 2,995.40 Elmer Palmer Payne RILEY EDWARD D 1,571.22 RIZZO PAUL F 1,477.84Robert L.RUSSELL Boyd KIM & JONI 1,757.88 RUSSELL KIM & JONI 400.14 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 ROSS VICTORIA C 7/8/1927726.16 - 5/1/2018 RUBIO KRISTINA G 2,055.52 SHIELDS SUZANNE L 1,839.96 RUSSELL KIM & JONI 1,788.72 TIMBERLAKE TRAVIS & LEAH 1,658.70 Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended BoothbayTUPPER Harbor schools,CLAIRE graduating from Boothbay 1,947.12 Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in RUSSELL KIM & JONI 407.16 SETZHarbor MARLA High J School, Class of 1944. He was1,431.44 proud to be theWILLIAMS grandson of CHARLES Lewis A. Dunton, T HEIRS sail maker and 1,469.49 Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, SHEER STACY 812.00 WILLIAMS CHARLES T HEIRS 119.70 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in SHEPHERD JAMES BRIAN 632.20 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In SHIELDS SUZANNE L 1,872.24 SIMMONSA veteran HAROLD of World W WarII II, he served in the 932.06Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, SMITH ZACHARY SCOTT 977.59 audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal SNOWMAN EVELYN L 1,085.18 with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. STARKEY EDWARD A 785.32 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and TAPLINAfter GLORIA returning ANN home from the service, he held319.00 jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording TAPLINentering GLORIA/ the Postal KAPLAN Service FRED for 30 years, where48.72 he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. TIMBERLAKE TRAVIS & LEAH 1,687.80 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. TOWNSEND TERESA 515.50 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster TUPPER CLAIRE 1,981.28 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio VINCENTFor 20 VALERIE years after ANN his retirement SNOW from the Post1,379.82 Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, VINCENTRegion VALERIE Greenhouses. ANN HeSNOW had a special flare3,715.48 for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. VOSBURGHbrighten SANDRApeople’s day, LEE but Robert’s smile and1,495.24 lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. VOSE PAUL 394.40 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years VOSE CHARLES A JR 853.18 Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, WALSH WILLIAM N JR & ELAINE 619.44 American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life WILLIAMS CHARLES T HEIRS 1,962.72 member of the Disabled American Veterans. WILLIAMSRobert CHARLESand his wife T Calista, HEIRS who also served121.80 the town for many years in several capacities, will be long WITTremembered LUCINDA Mfondly - TRUSTEE and missed by all. 1,334.00 He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a WITT LUCINDA M - TRUSTEE 1,967.94 Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality WOOD RICHARD A 40.02 proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. WOOSTER LORI 80.04 YENTSCH COLIN C & CARLTON 61.48 YENTSCH COLIN C & SARA W 1,431.44

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ANDREWS JOHN D JR DMD 566.58 2013 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. AT&T MOBILITY LLC 272.46 He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York andBATTISTINI Boston, Massachusetts, SHARON where he was a newscaster10.95 BBH ENBROIDERY INC 323.76 For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network,HAGERTHY anchorman CAMA on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio14.24 BPUMO ENTERPRISES LTD 198.36 Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New HEADSYork, where OF THE he worked HARBOR for CBS, INC ABC and NBC radio,89.79 CAROUSEL MUSIC THEATRE LLC 292.98 brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman onPIZER New YorkRICHARD Public CTelevision. 261.71 CURTIS PAMELA 41.04 TIMBERLAKE LEAH 139.07 Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal GUDROEAt Columbia SARAH University, he was an adjunct associate144.78 professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. HARTNETTIn 1994, he CAROL retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was7.98 the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, 2012 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes JMJAmerican INVESTMENT Legion. GROUP He assisted LLC other veterans dealing153.89 with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. TIMBERLAKE LEAH 132.30 Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long MAINELY SCOOTERS LLC 4.56 remembered fondly and missed by all. MAY ROMEE 6.84 2011 Unpaid Personal Property Taxes MCLELLANHe was active STACY in town affairs and volunteer work, 86.64serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County RepublicanTIMBERLAKE Committee. LEAH Palmer served his municipality123.90 OLIPHANTproudly, NANCYand is sadly J MD missed and dearly remembered101.46 by us all. TIMBERLAKE LEAH 36.48

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VALUATION Real Estate Land $356,934,200.00 Buildings 239,314,500.00 $596,248,700.00 Personal Property 8,234,100.00 $604,482,800.00 Homestead Exemption Value 6,836,800.00 TOTAL VALUE $611,319,600.00 ASSESSMENT Valuation X Rate = 6,969,043.44 Elmer Palmer Payne Homestead Exemption Reimbursement = $38,969.76Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 COMPUTATION OF COMMITMENT Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in TownHarbor Appropriation High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the$4,241,854.00 grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Countynamesake Tax of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of982,233.00 the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, C.S.D.1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend.2,721,833.00 He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Overlay 29,074.59 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard$7,974,994.59 the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an LESS:USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the Revenues2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation$1,002,415.00 Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Revenue Sharing 41,900.00 Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and HomesteadAfter returning Exemption home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny38,969.76 Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording BETEentering Reimbursement the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster605.91 in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. $1,083,890.67 as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster 2017 TAX COMMITMENT $6,891,103.92 and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

Assessor, Rob Duplisea

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, STREET FULLERTON 24 and 1 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 served 2 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 3 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 MCKOWN STREET 34 as STREET UNION 35 a combat CROOKED43 PINE ROAD STREET SCHOOL 32 OAK STREET55 correspondent CAMPBELL STREET 71 BY-WAY 19 WHARF8 STREET EATON ROAD40 BAYVILLE ROAD88 with AVENUE #31A ATLANTIC 133 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 180 Armed BACK NARROWS72 ROAD HERON COVE ROAD Forces OCEAN ROAD POINT 254 OCEAN ROAD POINT 233 BEACH10 ROAD PATH Radio BIRCH ROAD12 FACTORY COVE33 ROAD Service AVE TOWNSEND 93 OF ISLE SPRINGS EASTERN AVENUE 38 in AVENUE ATLANTIC 136 Korea CROOKED34 PINE ROAD MONTGOMERY ROAD77 during VIRGINIA STREET27 PARK STREET PARK STREET 1950PARK STREET PARK STREET andPARK STREET 1951.PARK STREET PARK STREET InCREST AVENUE ROSS7 LANE CREST AVENUE A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Taxpayer List 2018-2019 Taxpayer He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second TOM MYETTE TOM MYETTE TOM MYETTE TOM C/O M RUBICAM STEPHEN MINERICH THOMAS S J KELLEYSALLY HELENBIRDSONG-ABATE C/O GEORGE WILLIAM ABBE E HANNAH ABRAHAMSEN MARTHA ANN-BRITT ULLA MORRISWILLS C ALBANESE REGINA M JRALLEN ERIK H JRALLEN ERIK H ERIK JR H ALLEN Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, STREET FULLERTON 24 and 1 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 served 2 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 3 MCKOWN UNIT STREET 29 MCKOWN STREET 34 as STREET UNION 35 a combat CROOKED43 PINE ROAD STREET SCHOOL 32 OAK STREET55 correspondent CAMPBELL STREET 71 BY-WAY 19 WHARF8 STREET EATON ROAD40 BAYVILLE ROAD88 with AVENUE #31A ATLANTIC 133 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 180 Armed BACK NARROWS72 ROAD HERON COVE ROAD Forces OCEAN ROAD POINT 254 OCEAN ROAD POINT 233 BEACH10 ROAD PATH Radio BIRCH ROAD12 FACTORY COVE33 ROAD Service AVE TOWNSEND 93 OF ISLE SPRINGS EASTERN AVENUE 38 in AVENUE ATLANTIC 136 Korea CROOKED34 PINE ROAD MONTGOMERY ROAD77 during VIRGINIA STREET27 PARK STREET PARK STREET 1950PARK STREET PARK STREET andPARK STREET 1951.PARK STREET PARK STREET InCREST AVENUE ROSS7 LANE CREST AVENUE ROAD STONEWALL OLD A veteran AVENUE ATLANTIC 28 STREET WEST 28 ROCK 28 ROAD of ROADHANSEN World ROADHANSEN War LANE PATTON WARREN30 LANE II, POWDER FARMS ROAD24 HILL he CREST AVENUE 184 servedLAKEVIEW ROAD LAKEVIEW111 ROAD in ROAD MCKOWN POINT 165 the ROAD MCKOWN POINT 165 Navy ROAD POINT WALL APPALACHEE3 ROAD from ROAD MIDDLE 228 BAY STREET5 June ROAD MIDDLE 228 LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF 22, LOBSTER COVE 183 ROAD 1944 STREET WEST 20 BAYBERRY25 ROAD to WARREN26 LANE May STREET WILLIAMS 24 30, ROAD MIDDLE 130 ROAD SAMOSET OFF 1946, ROAD SAMOSET OFF EASTERN AVENUE 43 primarily LAKESIDE DRIVE23 APPALACHEE ROAD WARREN18 LANE aboard HARBOR2 ISLAND STREET WEST 11 WAWENOCK 18 TRAIL the STREET SCHOOL 57 OAK STREET29 BARROWS61 ROAD March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second TOM MYETTE TOM MYETTE TOM MYETTE TOM C/O M RUBICAMSTEPHEN MINERICH THOMAS S J KELLEYSALLY HELENBIRDSONG-ABATE C/O GEORGE WILLIAM ABBE E HANNAH ABRAHAMSEN MARTHA ANN-BRITT ULLA MORRISWILLS C ALBANESE REGINA M JRALLEN ERIK H JRALLEN ERIK H ERIK JR H ALLEN ERIK JR H ALLEN Robert GARRYSTEWART L CAROLWENTWORTH E servedCAMERON D & ALYSSA JOHN D his townMACHON-AMES SHARON well, LINDA MURPHY-ANAGNOST volunteeringANDREWS CATHARINE H andANDREWS CATHARINE H holding several positions FREDETTE JENNY including S P ANNE & WILLIAM BUTLER Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, APPALACHEE79 ROAD APPALACHEE83 ROAD and APPALACHEE81 ROAD served APPALACHEE87 ROAD SUMMIT 45 as POOLER21 ROAD a POOLER23 ROAD combat ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET correspondent ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET with ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET Armed ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET Forces ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET OFF ROAD SUNSET 54 Radio ROAD SUNSET 45 CROOKED29 PINE ROAD Service VIRGINIA STREET40 CAMPBELL STREET 42 LAKEVIEW ROAD in MCKOWN STREET 38 Korea EAMES5 ROAD VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 9 during STREET WILLIAMS 41 DRIVE HUTCHINSON 10 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 122 1950 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 33 and AVENUE TOWNSEND 147 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 34 1951. WESTERN AVENUE #3B 160 ROAD POINT WALL 62 In JUNIPER ROAD POINT 36 DRIVE STONEHEDGE 7 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second AUDIN GUELZOW JANIS GUELZOW AUDIN JANIS GUELZOW AUDIN JOY COLLINS SUTTON MATTHEW VINCENT BALLS KITE JR JAMES B BARNESTHE REVOCABLE TRUST A DONNA BARNHURST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, APPALACHEE79 ROAD APPALACHEE83 ROAD and APPALACHEE81 ROAD served APPALACHEE87 ROAD SUMMIT 45 as POOLER21 ROAD a POOLER23 ROAD combat ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET correspondent ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET with ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET Armed ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET Forces ROAD SUNSET ROAD SUNSET OFF ROAD SUNSET 54 Radio ROAD SUNSET 45 CROOKED29 PINE ROAD Service VIRGINIA STREET40 CAMPBELL STREET 42 LAKEVIEW ROAD in MCKOWN STREET 38 Korea EAMES5 ROAD VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 9 during STREET WILLIAMS 41 DRIVE HUTCHINSON 10 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 122 1950 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 33 and AVENUE TOWNSEND 147 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 34 1951. WESTERN AVENUE #3B 160 ROAD POINT WALL 62 In JUNIPER ROAD POINT 36 DRIVE STONEHEDGE 7 BAY STREET44 A CROOKED19 PINE ROAD veteranPOWDER FARMS ROAD HILL KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 21 ofKENNEY DRIVE FIELD World REED45 ROAD LAKESIDE DRIVE47 WAWENOCK TRAIL War ROAD MIDDLE 69 II, OCEAN ROAD POINT 106 he KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 102 served EAMES15 ROAD EAMES ROAD OCEAN ROAD POINT 260 in STREET SCHOOL 24 the AVENUE ATLANTIC 11 Navy WILDER 6 LANE SEA STREET20 from DRIVE HUTCHINSON 21 LAKESIDE DRIVE 437 June LAKESIDE DRIVE53 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 22, ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 58 1944 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 46 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 28 to ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 50 May POOLER24 ROAD LAKESIDE DRIVE 30, AVENUE TODD 1946, AVENUE TODD STREET HIGH 9 primarily AVENUE TOWNSEND 106 AVENUE TOWNSEND 106 ROBERTS CIRCLE ROAD NAHANADA 60 aboard ROAD NAHANADA 62 COMMERCIAL45 STREET the MONTGOMERY ROAD15 COMMERCIAL STREET COMMERCIAL STREET LAKEVIEW86 ROAD March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second AUDIN GUELZOW JANIS GUELZOW AUDIN JANIS GUELZOW AUDIN JOY COLLINS SUTTON MATTHEW VINCENT BALLS KITE JR JAMES B BARNESTHE REVOCABLE TRUST A DONNA BARNHURST Robert served his townVANACORE R THOMAS JOHN R HUTCHINS well,BARTER AARON T volunteeringBARTER KEVIN andC/O MERRILL E BARTER SOLER KIMBERLY R holdingBARTLES HARLEY R several F BARTON WILLIAM positions KATHRYN R LUNNEY BARTON 7/96 REVWILLIAM TRUST BARTON 7/96 REVWILLIAM TRUST including Fireman and Animal RONALD BAZINET RONALD BAZINET C/O JAMES BARROWS At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, LAKEVIEW48 ROAD CREST AVENUE and BEACH38 ROAD COMMERCIAL 166 STREET served CRANBERRY10 ROAD CAROUSEL CONDOMINIUMS as ROADS END 53 a ROADS END 53 combat ROADS END 61 CREST AVENUEOFF correspondent CREST AVENUE 109 LAKESIDE DRIVE 290 LAKESIDE DRIVE 282 HERON19 COVE ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC 152 with HARBORWEST CONDO POND Armed PINKHAM COVE8 ROAD COURT UNION 19 HARBORWEST CONDO POND Forces PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 41 ROAD HILLCROFT 8 LAKEVIEW36 Radio ROAD MCKOWN STREET 41 #3 UNIT STREET UNION 43 Service KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 49 2 UNIT STREET UNION 39 CAMPBELL STREET 10 in Korea ROAD SAMOSET 227 FACTORY COVE12 ROAD STREET GILEAD 18 during AVENUE #4 TOWNSEND 100 COURT UNION 9 1950 #7 COURT VILLAGE 21 BARROWSOFF ROAD and ROAD POINT WALL 100 1951. OAK STREET23 OAK STREET23 In HARBOR25 ROAD HEIGHTS CAMPBELL STREET 56 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second MAVRIS D PAUL VACATIONBEALS FAMILY HM TRST BEAN REVOC JOINT TRUST BEAN REVOC JOINT TRUST BLACKMAN ROB CLARK & LEON; P BEAUCHEMIN ALFRED & GEORGIA LIV TRUST F BENNETT FRED BERGQUIST E & CAROL A Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In ROAD STONEWALL OLD 86 A ROAD STONEWALL OLD veteran WESTERN AVENUE7 WESTERN AVENUE of AVENUE ATLANTIC 228 World AVENUE TOWNSEND 62 ROAD SAMOSET 260 STREET FULLERTON 8 War EASTERN AVENUE 55 II, LANE PENNINGTON 30 he LANE PENNINGTON 32 served ROADS END 39 BY WAY 12 LANE PATTON 7 in EASTERN AVENUE 93 the BY-WAY 1 Navy ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 24 ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 11 from ROAD MCKOWN POINT 118 LAKESIDE DRIVE 226 June BAYVILLE ROAD94 SEA 9 STREET 22, STREET WILLIAMS 42 1944 STREET WILLIAMS 34 APPALACHEE93 ROAD to VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 16 MayLAKESIDE DRIVE 30, EASTERN AVENUE 24 1946, ROADMIDDLE ROBERTS8 CIRCLE OF ISLE SPRINGS primarily SEA STREET36 BAYBERRY15 ROAD AVENUE #91B ATLANTIC 133 aboard AVENUE #91A ATLANTIC 133 MCKOWN STREET 65 the EASTERN AVENUE 111 WESTERN AVENUE 269 WHARF2 STREET March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert WESTERN AVE7 TRUST served WESTERN AVE7 TRUST his town well, volunteering and BLAKE C/O SCOTT holdingRETTENMAIER A ELIZABETH several positions DEBORAHHANSEN DEBORAHHANSEN HABEL DOROTHY M including RODERICKKESTING E RODERICKKESTING E Fireman and Animal PROPERTYGUARDIAN MNG ASSET At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 6.96 97.44 12.76 41.76 47.56 53.36 116.00 948.88 404.84 873.48 218.08 3,303.68 1,061.40 8,524.84 2,352.48 7,258.12 2,335.08 3,057.76 4,867.36 3,134.32 1,336.32 2,676.12 2,703.96 1,240.04 2,477.76 5,196.80 3,125.04 1,684.32 9,341.48 8,799.76 9,051.48 7,703.56 6,694.36 2,134.40 2,089.16 2,548.52 3,260.76 2,013.76 Original 28,754.08 17,484.68 10,804.24 Map LotMap 014-023-A 014-024 014-022 014-019 014-018 014-017 014-023 022-017 013-010-A 028-014 019-054-A 024-014 010-001 019-021 016-109 019-015 003-002 017-023 021-039-D 016-060 012-003-00B 012-002 012-003 012-003-A 012-006 012-007 012-008 004-060 021-025-A 013-006 030-002-009 019-014 019-001

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 and AVENUE ATLANTIC 67 WESTERN AVENUE served ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 6 WESTERN AVENUE as WESTERN AVENUE 156 a WESTERN AVENUE combat WESTERN AVENUE 150 WESTERN AVENUE 143 correspondent WESTERN AVENUE 156 AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 WESTERN AVENUE 181 AVENUE ATLANTIC 97 AVENUE TOWNSEND with COVE HODGDON RD2 ROAD SAMOSET 195 Armed PERKINS ROAD18 BAYVILLE ROAD86 ROAD SUNSET 61 Forces PLACE GILES 4 BAY STREET21 Radio STREET WEST 18 STREET WEST 18 BLOW HORN ROAD Service ROAD POINT WALL PARK80 STREET in BAY STREET20 KoreaOAK ROAD POINT OAKROAD POINT 32 during OAKROAD POINT 48 OAK ROAD POINT OAKROAD POINT 47 1950 OAKROAD POINT 41 OAKROAD POINT 31 and ROAD MCKOWN POINT 129 1951. LOBSTER COVE 127 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 250 In JORDAN 16 DRIVE STREET WEST 14 HOWARD STREET23 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second WILEY MEGAN A RICE DAVID & BARBARA & DOUG BIANCA LAPOINTE & COOLIDGE WOLCOTT LORING DAVID C FISICHELLA Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 and AVENUE ATLANTIC 67 WESTERN AVENUE served ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 6 WESTERN AVENUE as WESTERN AVENUE 156 a WESTERN AVENUE combat WESTERN AVENUE 150 WESTERN AVENUE 143 correspondent WESTERN AVENUE 156 AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 WESTERN AVENUE 181 AVENUE ATLANTIC 97 AVENUE TOWNSEND with COVE HODGDON RD2 ROAD SAMOSET 195 Armed PERKINS ROAD18 BAYVILLE ROAD86 ROAD SUNSET 61 Forces PLACE GILES 4 BAY STREET21 Radio STREET WEST 18 STREET WEST 18 BLOW HORN ROAD Service ROAD POINT WALL PARK80 STREET in BAY STREET20 KoreaOAK ROAD POINT OAKROAD POINT 32 during OAKROAD POINT 48 OAK ROAD POINT OAKROAD POINT 47 1950 OAKROAD POINT 41 OAKROAD POINT 31 and ROAD MCKOWN POINT 129 1951. LOBSTER COVE 127 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 250 In JORDAN 16 DRIVE STREET WEST 14 HOWARD STREET23 JORDAN8 DRIVE A HOWARD STREET35 veteran WESTERN AVENUE 248 HOWARD STREET35 of CREST AVENUE 29 World OAK5 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD APPALACHEE135 ROAD War BAYVILLE ROAD103 II,OCEAN OFF POINT- he ROAD GILES 63 served BARROWS35 ROAD ARTHUR DRIVE 21 ROAD POINT WALL 70 in AVENUE ATLANTIC 23 the AVENUE ATLANTIC 23 Navy EASTERN AVENUE 87 EASTERN AVENUE 34 from #9 COURT VILLAGE 25 AVENUE TOWNSEND 332 June PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 17 22, PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 15 PARK ROADHIGHLAND 1944 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 22 BAY STREET36 to PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 23 May PARK89 STREET 30, HACKMATACK ROAD10 AVENUE TOWNSEND 1946,102 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 27 AVENUE ATLANTIC 250 primarily BRADLEY3 ROAD ON R/W LAKEVIEW OFF WESTERN AVENUE aboard WESTERN AVENUE 131 CREST AVENUE 18 STREET WEST 12 the AVENUE ATLANTIC 124 AVENUE ATLANTIC 121 AVENUE ATLANTIC 121 AVENUE ATLANTIC 130 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second WILEY MEGAN A RICE DAVID & BARBARA & DOUG BIANCA LAPOINTE & COOLIDGE WOLCOTT LORING DAVID C FISICHELLA Robert served hisFLETCHER CHARLES townBRADLEY FAMILY RES TRUST FLETCHER CHARLES F well, volunteering and holding several positions includingCLAYTER MARTHA J Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 93.96 26.68 16.24 214.60 509.24 212.28 284.20 291.16 954.68 199.52 236.64 720.36 635.68 2,953.36 2,273.60 3,765.36 2,168.04 1,041.68 2,439.48 9,477.20 1,680.84 1,929.08 1,407.08 4,742.08 8,454.08 8,178.00 1,098.52 6,888.08 1,997.52 2,056.68 1,960.40 3,928.92 4,032.16 1,854.84 3,431.28 2,713.24 1,519.60 1,810.76 Original 14,239.00 11,560.56 Map LotMap 010-038 010-035 029-042-E 010-039 016-049 016-134 016-081 003-005-009 029-029 010-032-051B 010-009 016-135 021-025 029-042-D 029-042-C 029-042-B 022-039-025 015-069 015-063 022-062 010-023 029-002-A 029-002-C 001-001 016-089 016-106 005-012 017-002-A 027-001-137 017-036 016-102 016-137 014-013 020-149 014-014

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE ATLANTIC 112 AVENUE ATLANTIC and HERON45 COVE ROAD served AVENUE ATLANTIC 118 CAMPBELL STREET 18 asHARBOR ROAD HEIGHTS a BAY STREET49 combat ROAD LINEKIN 101 LAKESIDE DRIVE11 correspondent MCKOWN STREET4 AVENUE #51B ATLANTIC 133 AVENUE ATLANTIC 169 LOBSTER COVE ROAD LOBSTER COVE 117 ROAD with HERON47 COVE ROAD HERON COVE ROAD ArmedHERON COVE ROAD OCEAN ROAD #25 59 POINT Forces COMMERCIAL65 STREET COMMERCIAL71 STREET COMMERCIAL65 STREET Radio COMMERCIAL71 STREET STREET SCHOOL 45 Service ROADS END 41 LAKESIDE DRIVE 231 LAKESIDE DRIVE 221 in BY WAY1 Korea ROAD LINEKIN 47 HARBOR6 ROAD HEIGHTS during BAY STREET73 BREAKWATER23 ROAD HARRIS ROAD20 POINT 1950 OF ISLE SPRINGS and BARROWS33 ROAD LOBSTER COVE98 ROAD 1951. LOBSTER COVE95 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 114 In STREET SCHOOL 9 WESTERN AVENUE 124 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second BROWN TIMOTHY B BROWN TIMOTHY A LISA KLUMB & HEATHER CATHY MCDANIEL D MORRELL-BROWN M KATHLEEN Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner BROWN BROS INC BROWN BROS INC BROWN BUDDY BROWN GILES ELIZABETH BROWN JOAN *BROWN JOAN BROWN KAY LIFE TENANT BROWN LAWRENCE K & ROSEMARY J III BROWN L LINWOOD MARIA BROWN & MCGUIGGAN LOUISE BROWN MARY LEE BROWN MARY LEE BROWN MICHELLE J BROWN RICHARD E L & SANDRA BROWN L SANDRA BROWN TIMOTHY E BROWN TIMOTHY E BROWN TIMOTHY BROWNG WILLIAM BRT PROPERTIES LLC BRT PROPERTIES LLC BRT PROPERTIES LLC BRT PROPERTIES LLC CARL ANN J& JUDY L *BRUENING BRUNNER EDWARD K & MARGARET R BRYER E STEPHEN & ROBERTA J BRYER E STEPHEN & ROBERTA J ROBERTBUA ROBERTBUA & SARAH N JOHN T *BUCK HENRYBUCKLEY JR T & DIANE D ROBERTBURGESS JR & BARBARA BURGOYNE WALLACE CARR & DAWN BURLEY NORTON PHYLLIS DOUGLAS BURNHAM A LISA BURNHAM A LISA BURNHAM E LAURA BURNS RICHARDBURT & BARBARA BARBARABUSH S TRUSTEE

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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 4.64 8.12 8.12 3.48 93.96 26.68 16.24 24.36 42.92 88.16 214.60 509.24 212.28 284.20 291.16 954.68 199.52 236.64 720.36 635.68 122.96 886.24 619.44 864.20 209.96 2,953.36 2,273.60 3,765.36 2,168.04 1,041.68 2,439.48 9,477.20 1,680.84 1,929.08 1,407.08 4,742.08 8,454.08 8,178.00 1,098.52 6,888.08 1,997.52 2,056.68 1,960.40 3,928.92 4,032.16 1,854.84 3,431.28 2,713.24 1,519.60 1,810.76 2,945.24 2,179.64 6,754.68 3,141.28 1,364.16 2,198.20 1,911.68 1,911.68 4,662.04 4,302.44 9,753.28 1,619.36 1,666.92 1,513.80 2,735.28 3,901.08 2,487.04 3,720.12 6,179.32 2,621.60 3,075.16 2,492.84 2,565.92 2,107.72 2,296.80 Original Original 14,239.00 11,560.56 16,485.92 11,906.24 19,631.84 Map LotMap LotMap 010-038 010-035 029-042-E 010-039 016-049 016-134 016-081 003-005-009 029-029 010-032-051B 010-009 016-135 021-025 029-042-D 029-042-C 029-042-B 022-039-025 015-069 015-063 022-062 010-023 029-002-A 029-002-C 001-001 016-089 016-106 005-012 017-002-A 027-001-137 017-036 016-102 016-137 014-013 020-149 014-014 014-020-010A 019-092 008-007 014-005C 029-013-C 019-139 009-017 009-018 018-049-001B 018-049-001A 024-012-B 024-012-C 010-011-A 010-011 015-043-026 021-022 018-045-D 018-045-A 022-088 019-091 020-029 030-027-00A 021-021 015-080 029-013 015-102 015-003 019-137 016-024 026-016 021-074 020-133 022-086-A

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, AVENUE ATLANTIC 112 AVENUE ATLANTIC and HERON45 COVE ROAD served AVENUE ATLANTIC 118 CAMPBELL STREET 18 asHARBOR ROAD HEIGHTS a BAY STREET49 combat ROAD LINEKIN 101 LAKESIDE DRIVE11 correspondent MCKOWN STREET4 AVENUE #51B ATLANTIC 133 AVENUE ATLANTIC 169 LOBSTER COVE ROAD LOBSTER COVE 117 ROAD with HERON47 COVE ROAD HERON COVE ROAD ArmedHERON COVE ROAD OCEAN ROAD #25 59 POINT Forces COMMERCIAL65 STREET COMMERCIAL71 STREET COMMERCIAL65 STREET Radio COMMERCIAL71 STREET STREET SCHOOL 45 Service ROADS END 41 LAKESIDE DRIVE 231 LAKESIDE DRIVE 221 in BY WAY1 Korea ROAD LINEKIN 47 HARBOR6 ROAD HEIGHTS during BAY STREET73 BREAKWATER23 ROAD HARRIS ROAD20 POINT 1950 OF ISLE SPRINGS and BARROWS33 ROAD LOBSTER COVE98 ROAD 1951. LOBSTER COVE95 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 114 In STREET SCHOOL 9 WESTERN AVENUE 124 WESTERN AVENUE #10A 160 A veteran STREET FULLERTON 15 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 61 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 61 of ROAD SHIPS POINT 9 World LAKESIDE DRIVE 128 OAK STREET43 ROCK ROAD War ROAD MCKOWN POINT 191 II, ROAD MADDOCKS 14 he ROAD MADDOCKS 12 servedBAYVILLE BAYVILLE in AVENUE ATLANTIC the OAK STREET32 Navy ROADS8 END COMMERCIAL50 STREET MEADOW MALL from DRIVE#26 POINT MCFARLAND 52 June LOBSTER COVE 137 ROAD ANDREA LANE 22, ANDREA 1 LANE 1944 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 41 to HACKMATACK RD24 May STREET FULLERTON 17 CAMPBELL STREET 36 30, HACKMATACK ROAD24 1946, LOBSTER COVE 139 ROAD MCKOWN STREET 52 primarily LAKESIDE DRIVE 122 MCKOWN STREET 12 BY-WAY 3 BY WAY3 aboard OAK STREET50 AVENUE ATLANTIC 65 the LAKEVIEW112 ROAD APPALACHEE49 ROAD STREET GILEAD 9 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 47 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second BROWN TIMOTHY B BROWN TIMOTHY A LISA KLUMB & HEATHER CATHY MCDANIEL D MORRELL-BROWN M KATHLEEN Robert servedKIMBERLEY 5/1/12 BYRD TRUST his town well, volunteering and holdingRICHARDSON CAMILLE severalPRESERVATION INC MANAGEMENT PRESERVATION INC MANAGEMENT positions including Fireman and Animal PATRICIA STROHMAN-CANN At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 10.44 31.32 11.60 19.72 837.52 875.80 283.04 955.84 102.08 204.16 204.16 466.32 533.60 854.92 280.72 198.36 2,412.80 2,828.08 1,450.00 1,134.48 2,523.00 1,688.96 3,017.16 1,487.12 5,341.80 1,349.08 3,730.56 1,299.20 6,719.88 1,618.20 2,651.76 1,398.96 8,780.04 1,795.68 1,192.48 1,670.40 1,879.20 1,655.32 2,135.56 2,509.08 2,194.72 Original Map LotMap 020-132 020-160 020-162 011-007 011-026 022-001 015-002 019-026 030-006-B 016-069 026-037-D 018-029-A 015-043-025 018-041 021-040 017-024 023-026-007 023-026-006 023-026 018-028 010-074-A 031-013 020-001 031-013-B 016-147 022-018 018-048 019-109 023-025-A 018-038 019-105 016-018-A-03D 016-097-A 016-085 022-019

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, STREET GILEAD 15 and COURT UNION STREET UNION 58 served ROAD NAHANADA 31 CROOKED4 PINE ROAD as STREET SCHOOL 46 a BY-WAY 7 combat HOWARD STREET30 DRIVE TURKEY HILL 19 correspondent ROAD HILLCROFT 5 AVENUE TOWNSEND 196 SECRET9 COVE LANE DRIVE#25 POINT MCFARLAND 52 with STREET WILLIAMS 26 STREET WILLIAMS 26 Armed LOBSTER COVE 182 ROAD ROAD POINT WALL PARK ROADHIGHLAND Forces PARK ROADHIGHLAND PARK ROADHIGHLAND Radio WESTERN AVENUE 62 CREST AVENUE 63 ECHO1 LAKE ROAD Service ROAD SNOW 14 BRADLEY ROAD12 BRADLEY ROAD12 in CREST AVENUE 32 Korea MONTGOMERY ROAD46 ROAD LOGAN 18 during STREET WEST 27 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 95 1950 STREET WILLIAMS 14 STREET FULLERTON 36 and AVENUE #3D ATLANTIC 96 1951.LOBSTER COVE ROAD WATERS4 TRAIL EDGE In AVENUE TOWNSEND 163 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second ROSS BARBARA A ROSS BARBARA A CARLISLE JOANNE THORP C/O JASON CICHOWICZ HARMONY FARM REALTY TRUST BERRY LOIS-JEAN CO TAX LOCAL AVANGRID MNGT Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner CARBONE III L STEPHEN INC CARDTRONICS USA CARITOA WILLIAM CARITOA WILLIAM CARLISLE JOANNE THORP CARLISLE GEORGE LANGLEY CARMODY F III & TRINA WILLIAM CARMOLLI PATRICIA P A & TRACIECAROLIN DENNIS Y CARON J WENDY & THOMAS CAROSIELLI SHERRY L THEATRECAROUSEL LLC MUSIC CAROUSEL REALTY LLC CARPENTER E JANE CARROLL JOHN J JR & DEBORAH M CARTER ARTHUR CARTER ARTHUR A & REBECCACARTER DOUGLAS D A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A & REBECCACARTER DOUGLAS ANDREWCARTER DOUGLAS CARTER MATTHEW CARTER MATTHEW CARTER VICTORIA CARTER VICTORIA A ERINCARTWRIGHT CARVER DOLORES M *CARVER ERNEST & VICKIE CARY BARBARA CASE P NANCY LOU CASEY & CINDY ADAM PAUL CASEY DIANA MARKETING CORPCATALINA M LINDA CAVANAUGH H & ARLENECELLER E DONALD H & ARLENECELLER E DONALD CENTRAL MAINE POWER CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY

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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 10.44 31.32 11.60 19.72 87.00 74.24 837.52 875.80 283.04 955.84 102.08 204.16 204.16 466.32 533.60 854.92 280.72 198.36 266.80 100.92 208.80 983.68 607.84 719.20 475.60 281.88 379.32 2,412.80 2,828.08 1,450.00 1,134.48 2,523.00 1,688.96 3,017.16 1,487.12 5,341.80 1,349.08 3,730.56 1,299.20 6,719.88 1,618.20 2,651.76 1,398.96 8,780.04 1,795.68 1,192.48 1,670.40 1,879.20 1,655.32 2,135.56 2,509.08 2,194.72 2,273.60 1,414.04 1,271.36 2,724.84 3,460.28 5,793.04 1,477.84 6,528.48 9,735.88 2,178.48 1,557.88 1,468.56 1,809.60 3,924.28 8,744.08 1,477.84 3,199.28 1,782.92 4,953.20 3,811.76 1,079.96 2,630.88 2,697.00 1,111.28 1,706.36 2,860.56 3,649.36 Original Original 86,826.00 Map LotMap LotMap 020-132 020-160 020-162 011-007 011-026 022-001 015-002 019-026 030-006-B 016-069 026-037-D 018-029-A 015-043-025 018-041 021-040 017-024 023-026-007 023-026-006 023-026 018-028 010-074-A 031-013 020-001 031-013-B 016-147 022-018 018-048 019-109 023-025-A 018-038 019-105 016-018-A-03D 016-097-A 016-085 022-019 099-099 019-065 031-029-4 016-113 022-055 014-039-014D 019-042-A-04 020-077 015-093-A 020-075 005-006 030-001-A 007-002 007-004 019-113 026-012 003-005-001 016-132 013-021 016-122-001 016-022 018-031-B 018-027-A 018-067 026-020 018-031-00A 020-208-B 013-014 029-006 029-006-K 029-018 029-019 026-002 026-004 017-013

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, STREET GILEAD 15 and COURT UNION STREET UNION 58 served ROAD NAHANADA 31 CROOKED4 PINE ROAD as STREET SCHOOL 46 a BY-WAY 7 combat HOWARD STREET30 DRIVE TURKEY HILL 19 correspondent ROAD HILLCROFT 5 AVENUE TOWNSEND 196 SECRET9 COVE LANE DRIVE#25 POINT MCFARLAND 52 with STREET WILLIAMS 26 STREET WILLIAMS 26 Armed LOBSTER COVE 182 ROAD ROAD POINT WALL PARK ROADHIGHLAND Forces PARK ROADHIGHLAND PARK ROADHIGHLAND Radio WESTERN AVENUE 62 CREST AVENUE 63 ECHO1 LAKE ROAD Service ROAD SNOW 14 BRADLEY ROAD12 BRADLEY ROAD12 in CREST AVENUE 32 Korea MONTGOMERY ROAD46 ROAD LOGAN 18 during STREET WEST 27 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 95 1950 STREET WILLIAMS 14 STREET FULLERTON 36 and AVENUE #3D ATLANTIC 96 1951.LOBSTER COVE ROAD WATERS4 TRAIL EDGE In AVENUE TOWNSEND 163 A veteran STREET WEST 53 OCEAN ROAD - OFF POINT BAY STREET9 of EASTERN AVENUE 39 World HARBORWEST CONDO POND #4 COURT VILLAGE 11 War AVENUE TOWNSEND 65 AVENUE TOWNSEND 65 II, AVENUE TODD 14 he AVENUE TOWNSEND 75 served PINKHAM COVE12 ROAD MONTGOMERY ROAD56 in BLOW HORN ROAD49 the BLOW HORN ROAD27 Navy SHERMAN8 STREET LAKEVIEW116 ROAD from ROAD LINEKIN 51 GRANARY WAY22 June HARBOR15 ROAD HEIGHTS LAKESIDE DRIVE 422 22, AVENUE ATLANTIC 1944 AVENUE ATLANTIC 85 QUARRY OLD LANE 22 toWESTERN AVENUE MayLAKEVIEW ROAD 30,LAKEVIEW ROAD QUARRYOLD LANE 1946, BAY STREET70 primarilyVARIOUS COVE HODGDON ROAD16 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 5 aboardLAKESIDE DRIVE LAKESIDE DRIVE99 LAKESIDE DRIVE the WAWENOCK 36 TRAIL WAWENOCK 28 TRAIL ROAD POINT WALL 58 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second ROSS BARBARA A ROSS BARBARA A CARLISLE JOANNE THORP C/O JASON CICHOWICZ HARMONY FARM REALTY TRUST BERRY LOIS-JEAN CO TAX LOCAL AVANGRID MNGT CO TAX LOCAL AVANGRID MNGT Robert BARBARANASH A servedMARTEL RICHARD R & JEDDA L his town well, volunteeringWICK CHARLES D and holding severalCHRISTOPHER MARCIA LYNNE positions MONICA A KANTOR-CHURCHILL MONICA A KANTOR-CHURCHILL includingSAVERY PATRICIA DEVISEES OF SAVERY PATRICIA DEVISEES OF Fireman and G SUSANNE HAMBLEN Animal CLARK ROBERT C H & GLENNA At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner CARBONE III L STEPHEN INC CARDTRONICS USA CARITOA WILLIAM CARITOA WILLIAM CARLISLE JOANNE THORP CARLISLE GEORGE LANGLEY CARMODY F III & TRINA WILLIAM CARMOLLI PATRICIA P A & TRACIECAROLIN DENNIS Y CARON J WENDY & THOMAS CAROSIELLI SHERRY L THEATRECAROUSEL LLC MUSIC CAROUSEL REALTY LLC CARPENTER E JANE CARROLL JOHN J JR & DEBORAH M CARTER ARTHUR CARTER ARTHUR A & REBECCACARTER DOUGLAS D A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A CARTER DOUGLAS A & REBECCACARTER DOUGLAS ANDREWCARTER DOUGLAS CARTER MATTHEW CARTER MATTHEW CARTER VICTORIA CARTER VICTORIA A ERINCARTWRIGHT CARVER DOLORES M *CARVER ERNEST & VICKIE CARY BARBARA CASE P NANCY LOU CASEY & CINDY ADAM PAUL CASEY DIANA MARKETING CORPCATALINA M LINDA CAVANAUGH H & ARLENECELLER E DONALD H & ARLENECELLER E DONALD CENTRAL MAINE POWER CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY CGRAY LLC B & TROY CHADBOURNE LINDSAY & SYLVIA M L CHAMBERLAIN DWIGHT CHAMBERLIN DOREEN M CHAMBERS MARCIA L CHAPMAN H CHARLES H & DONNA CHAPMAN LAURA CHAPMAN W LAURA CHAPMAN MARGARET M CHAPMAN TROY P & EMERY CHAPMAN KATHLEEN R CHAPPELLE DONNA CHARLES WICK REVOCABLE D TRUST CHASE CORDELIA V CHASE PETER W CHASE ROBERT C & JOAN S JAN & BRENDA CHIZINSKI CHOWDER INC HOUSE CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL HENRY SR CHRISTOPHER RICHARD J C & NANCY CHURCH QUEEN OUR OF LADY PEACE CHURCH QUEEN OUR OF LADY PEACE J THOMAS CHURCHILL J THOMAS CHURCHILL REALTY LLC GILL SHELIA N; CIANELLI REALTY LLC GILL SHELIA N; CIANELLI CIECHANOWSKI & MARIA RONALD JOANCIRUTI CORP CAPITAL CISCO SYSTEMS LLC FINANCE CIT HARRISON H CLADIS M & LISA B CLAPP LINDA B CLAPP LINDA CLARK ANDREW C D & KATRINA CLARK ANDREW C D & KATRINA C & ROBERTCLARK GLENNA H CLARK REALTY TRUST CLARK SARAH R & THOMAS E

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, ROAD SNOW 15 and WEEKS9 ROAD LOBSTER COVE ROAD served CAMPBELL STREET 21 CAMPBELL STREET 23 as DRIVE#10 POINT MCFARLAND 43 a combat WARREN7 LANE EASTERN AVENUE 78 AVENUE TOWNSEND correspondent AVENUE TOWNSEND 15 PERKINS ROAD10 DRIVE#34 POINT MCFARLAND 2 with AVENUE ATLANTIC 70 HERON4 COVE ROAD Armed STREET SCHOOL 42 C UNIT STREET WEST 56 DRIVE SIMMONS 14 Forces EASTERN AVENUE 28 ROAD MADDOCKS 19 Radio LAKESIDE DRIVE26 PINE STREET 25 Service ROBERTS14 CIRCLE STREET WEST 54 ROAD SAMOSET 141 in ROAD LINEKIN #9B 20 Korea ROADBLACKSTONE OCEAN ROAD POINT 102 during AVENUE TOWNSEND 310 #37 COURT VILLAGE 28 1950 POWDER FARMS ROAD34 HILL LANE LUPINE 20 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 56 LAKEVIEW61 ROAD 1951. HARBORWEST CONDO POND In APPALACHEE64 ROAD DRIVE SIMMONS 8 #2 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second ORMSBEE CLAY S VALERIESANDFORD C COLEMAN MAINE NOMINEE TRUST GARDINER PAMELA A Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner CLARKSON J TOBY DMD CLAY S ORMSBEE REVOCABLE TRUST L DONNA *CLOSSON LEE DONNA CLOSSON JERRYCLOSSON WAYNE JR MARYCLOSSON E & JERRY JR ROSALIE C CLOUGH COADY JOHN ALLEN A COADY JUDITH CARCOASTAL WASH INC MAINE POPCORNCOASTAL CO INC COATES MARK COCA COLA COMPANY NORTHERN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COCHRAN CAROLE C DEVISEES JEANETTE L COFFIN OF SHARYNCOLA A & DEREK A COLADARCI ALISON F SUZANNE COLBURN COLBY BARBARA BLAKE COLBY MARK COLBY RALPH HAYES W COLCORD DONALD COLCORD LARRY E & MARY H COLEMAN JAMES JR COLEMAN MARION T F & CATHERINE WILLIAM M *COLL & BRENDA K BENTLEY COLLINS CRAIG S COLLINS INC COMMON GROUND MARYCONIFF BETH & CLAIRE PAUL CONLEY ROBERTCONN H JR A & LISA E WALTER A & SUSAN CONNELL MARY P *CONNELLY MARGARET T CONNELLY-LYELL MARGARET CONNELLY-LYELL, CONOPCO INC COOK PETER R COOK R D

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, ROAD SNOW 15 and WEEKS9 ROAD LOBSTER COVE ROAD served CAMPBELL STREET 21 CAMPBELL STREET 23 as DRIVE#10 POINT MCFARLAND 43 a combat WARREN7 LANE EASTERN AVENUE 78 AVENUE TOWNSEND correspondent AVENUE TOWNSEND 15 PERKINS ROAD10 DRIVE#34 POINT MCFARLAND 2 with AVENUE ATLANTIC 70 HERON4 COVE ROAD Armed STREET SCHOOL 42 C UNIT STREET WEST 56 DRIVE SIMMONS 14 Forces EASTERN AVENUE 28 ROAD MADDOCKS 19 Radio LAKESIDE DRIVE26 PINE STREET 25 Service ROBERTS14 CIRCLE STREET WEST 54 ROAD SAMOSET 141 in ROAD LINEKIN #9B 20 Korea ROADBLACKSTONE OCEAN ROAD POINT 102 during AVENUE TOWNSEND 310 #37 COURT VILLAGE 28 1950 POWDER FARMS ROAD34 HILL LANE LUPINE 20 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 56 LAKEVIEW61 ROAD 1951. HARBORWEST CONDO POND In APPALACHEE64 ROAD DRIVE SIMMONS 8 #2 GREENLEAF LANE 15 A ROCK 36 ROAD veteran DRIVE#18 POINT MCFARLAND 64 OCEAN ROAD POINT 117 of BAYVILLE ROAD93 WorldBAYVILLE ROAD LEDGE 9 MONTGOMERY ROAD11 War LOBSTER COVE28 ROAD II, HARBOR27 ROAD HEIGHTS he ROAD STONEWALL OLD ROAD STONEWALL servedOLD CROOKED45 PINE ROAD BAY STREET41 in BAYBERRY29 ROAD the AVENUE ATLANTIC 26 Navy AVENUE ATLANTIC 220 OCEAN ROAD17 POINT from OCEAN ROAD19 POINT SPRUCE POINT June ROAD MCKOWN POINT 63 STREET SCHOOL 28 22, ROADS END 48 1944 ROADS END 59 ROADS END to D UNIT STREET WEST 56 May COMMERCIAL44 STREET PEAR8 STREET 30, COMMERCIAL58 STREET 1946, ROAD LINEKIN 37 STREET WEST 46 LOBSTER COVE15 ROAD primarily CREST AVENUE 31 DRIVE TURKEY HILL 30 ROAD POINT WALL 8 aboard ROAD POINT WALL HARBOR8 ROAD HEIGHTS the ROAD SUMMIT 65 WEEKS11 ROAD STREET WEST 24 WEST 24 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second ORMSBEE CLAY S VALERIESANDFORD C COLEMAN MAINE NOMINEE TRUST GARDINER PAMELA A Robert served his town well, volunteering and holdingC/O JAMES YARDLEY several positions including Fireman ELLEN&MORACHESCOTT MARTHA andCARBONE-CROCKER BARBARA M Animal A CROMWELLRONALD REV TRUST A CROMWELLRONALD REV TRUST BERKOWITZ JANE At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner CLARKSON J TOBY DMD CLAY S ORMSBEE REVOCABLE TRUST L DONNA *CLOSSON LEE DONNA CLOSSON JERRYCLOSSON WAYNE JR MARYCLOSSON E & JERRY JR ROSALIE C CLOUGH COADY JOHN ALLEN A COADY JUDITH CARCOASTAL WASH INC MAINE POPCORNCOASTAL CO INC COATES MARK COCA COLA COMPANY NORTHERN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COCHRAN CAROLE C DEVISEES JEANETTE L COFFIN OF SHARYNCOLA A & DEREK A COLADARCI ALISON F SUZANNE COLBURN COLBY BARBARA BLAKE COLBY MARK COLBY RALPH HAYES W COLCORD DONALD COLCORD LARRY E & MARY H COLEMAN JAMES JR COLEMAN MARION T F & CATHERINE WILLIAM M *COLL & BRENDA K BENTLEY COLLINS CRAIG S COLLINS INC COMMON GROUND MARYCONIFF BETH & CLAIRE PAUL CONLEY ROBERTCONN H JR A & LISA E WALTER A & SUSAN CONNELL MARY P *CONNELLY MARGARET T CONNELLY-LYELL MARGARET CONNELLY-LYELL, CONOPCO INC COOK PETER R COOK R D COOPER GEORGE JR COOPER L J III & UNNI RUSSELL COPE & LAURIE DAVID G COPELAND PAUL J COPELAND SUSAN J COPELAND SUSAN CORBIN DAVID C & LEE CORBIN B ROBERT F & SUSAN CORREA M JILL CORREA M & ROBERT JILL S JR CORREA L KRISTIN CORREA L KRISTIN CORSON CAMILLE COSELMAN CARRIE L H & JOANCOSSABOON WILLIAM M & PATRICIA G COTTER THOMAS A LORI & ANTHONY COTTON VENTURES STREET INC COURT VENTURES STREET INC COURT ASSOCIATION COVE LANDING COVELL PEGGY COVIELLO JOHN M JR M & NANCY COWDERY FAMILY TRUST COWDERY MARTHA H COWDERY MARTHA H CONDO INC COZY CPP LLC CRAGIN CAROL E CRAIG SUSAN MARION CRANDALL G CRAWFORD JOHANNA S R CRESSEY R & LUCILE LEIGHTON CREST TRUST CROCKER R ALLAN CROMWELL ALFONS RONALD CROMWELL ALFONS RONALD CRONIN CORNELIUS CROSS KERNAN M CROSS RALPH H & LOIS P CROW PARTNERS POINT LLC CROWPOINT YOGA INC

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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 30.16 39.44 47.56 214.60 965.12 439.64 156.60 426.88 307.40 588.12 783.00 4,405.68 1,795.68 1,603.12 2,306.08 1,349.08 8,037.64 9,465.60 2,934.80 3,463.76 2,352.48 4,324.48 1,334.00 2,036.96 7,232.60 2,614.64 1,485.96 4,737.44 1,584.56 6,146.84 3,165.64 1,777.12 1,769.00 1,766.68 2,782.84 2,303.76 3,725.92 1,561.36 1,712.16 1,668.08 Original 10,165.08 Map LotMap 021-015-B 021-057 020-030 025-014-C 031-029-2 031-029-3 015-111 015-005 020-189 019-042-A-037 020-049 013-026 026-032 020-113 018-024 029-012 031-026-E 011-063 011-030 011-055 019-080 019-081 019-074 008-005 003-005-008 022-039-019 007-007-C 020-098 019-097 024-002-A 024-002 021-030 026-025 001-017-A-08A 029-024 029-035 022-069 019-087

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, LOBSTER COVE 199 ROAD APPALACHEE119 ROAD and CAMPBELL STREET 40 served LAKESIDE DRIVE 360 SKY LEDGE LANE 2 asOCEAN ROAD - OFF POINT a COMMERCIAL5 STREET combat COMMERCIAL10 STREET PARK24 STREET #3 COURT VILLAGE 5 correspondent AVENUE ATLANTIC 20 AVENUE ATLANTIC 20 WESTERN AVENUE 183 ROAD MIDDLE 83 OAK STREET66 with WESTERN AVENUE 30 Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 132 BRADLEY7 ROAD ROAD NAHANADA 66 ForcesCROOKED PINE ROAD CROOKED11 PINE ROAD STREET FULLERTON 31 Radio PAINE4 ROAD BARTER ROAD Service ROAD MCKOWN POINT 67 ROAD LINEKIN 99 EASTERN AVENUE 72 in Korea BIRCH ROAD43 OAK STREET47 STREET WEST 3 duringAPPALACHEE ROAD APPALACHEE131 ROAD 1950 WEEKS15 ROAD REEDOFF ROAD and ROAD LINEKIN #8A 20 1951. LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF ROAD MIDDLE 216 In ROAD MIDDLE 216 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 64 PAINE ROAD20 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second TASKER MOLLY C/O HARVEY OEST A GWEN ZINCK KRESS R DANIEL K & LAURA J SUSAN WRIGHT IVERSON DAVID WILLIAM C & J TRUST DAVIDSON Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, LOBSTER COVE 199 ROAD APPALACHEE119 ROAD and CAMPBELL STREET 40 served LAKESIDE DRIVE 360 SKY LEDGE LANE 2 asOCEAN ROAD - OFF POINT a COMMERCIAL5 STREET combat COMMERCIAL10 STREET PARK24 STREET #3 COURT VILLAGE 5 correspondent AVENUE ATLANTIC 20 AVENUE ATLANTIC 20 WESTERN AVENUE 183 ROAD MIDDLE 83 OAK STREET66 with WESTERN AVENUE 30 Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 132 BRADLEY7 ROAD ROAD NAHANADA 66 ForcesCROOKED PINE ROAD CROOKED11 PINE ROAD STREET FULLERTON 31 Radio PAINE4 ROAD BARTER ROAD Service ROAD MCKOWN POINT 67 ROAD LINEKIN 99 EASTERN AVENUE 72 in Korea BIRCH ROAD43 OAK STREET47 STREET WEST 3 duringAPPALACHEE ROAD APPALACHEE131 ROAD 1950 WEEKS15 ROAD REEDOFF ROAD and ROAD LINEKIN #8A 20 1951. LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF ROAD MIDDLE 216 In ROAD MIDDLE 216 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 64 PAINE ROAD20 WESTERN AVENUE #8C 160 A veteran SEA STREET28 A UNIT STREET WEST 56 LAKEVIEW2 ROAD of LANE PATTON 10 World STREET WEST 47 AVENUE #3C ATLANTIC 96 War SEA STREET11 AVENUE #4C ATLANTIC 96 II, GRANARY WAY11 he STREET WILLIAMS 23 served ROAD HILLCROFT 9 STREET FULLERTON 23 in APPALACHEE89 ROAD the 51A AVENUE UNIT ATLANTIC 133 Navy CREST AVENUE 5 ISLAND TUMBLER from COURT UNION 16 REED5 ROAD June ROAD MCKOWN POINT 156 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 22, REED33 ROAD 1944 STREET UNION 49 PARK21 STREET to STREET UNION OFF May AVENUE ATLANTIC 261 30, 1946,ROCKTIDE primarily WESTERN AVENUE 48 EASTERN AVENUE 95 HARBORWEST CONDO POND COMMERCIAL98 STREET aboard APPALACHEE76 ROAD COMMERCIAL STREET the COMMERCIAL 175 STREET ROAD STONEWALL OLD GREENLEAF LANE 17 CAMPBELL STREET 30 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second TASKER MOLLY C/O HARVEY OEST A GWEN ZINCK KRESS R DANIEL K & LAURA J SUSAN WRIGHT IVERSON DAVID WILLIAM C & J TRUST DAVIDSON RobertKAREN PRITCHARD served his town well, volunteering L ELYNNE KATZ and holding S KATHY DRIZZELL several C/O CHRIS DILTS positions including RESIDENCESTEVEN DIONNE TRST Fireman and Animal PERDOMO A & HONDO SUSAN At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, PERKINS9 ROAD ROAD LEDGE 4 and STREET UNION 39 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 24 served DRIVE SIMMONS #12 30 BY WAY7 as GRANDVIEW AVENUE 54 a ROADSPRUCE HILL POINT combat PARK67 STREET PARK STREET correspondent ROAD LINEKIN 67 ROAD SAMOSET 144 PARK14 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD32 BAYVILLE ROAD119 with AVENUE TOWNSEND 296 AVENUE TOWNSEND Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 336 LAKEVIEW37 ROAD PINE STREET 15 Forces AVENUE ATLANTIC 165 AVENUE TOWNSEND 264 Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 264 SEA STREET32 LANE Service PENNINGTON 29 BREAKWATER9 ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC in AVENUE ATLANTIC Korea FACTORY COVE7 ROAD HARBORVIEW CONDOMINIUMS during LAKEVIEW48 ROAD CENTRAL AVENUE 19 POOLER16 ROAD 1950 ROAD SUNSET 75 and ROAD LINEKIN 43 COMMERCIAL14 STREET 1951. COMMERCIAL39 STREET BLOW HORN ROAD In MCKOWN STREET 54 MCCOBB ROAD11 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second JOHN DRUCE LIVING TRST 11/94 TRST JOHN DRUCE LIVING MANFREDI MARK TRUST MANAGEMENT DUNCAN SEA REALTY STREET TRUST ESPINOSA BEVERLY B SARAH LOUISE TURPIN BEVERLYSIMMONS A MORELLO-FROSCH RACHEL A MORELLO-FROSCH RACHEL A Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, PERKINS9 ROAD ROAD LEDGE 4 and STREET UNION 39 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 24 served DRIVE SIMMONS #12 30 BY WAY7 as GRANDVIEW AVENUE 54 a ROADSPRUCE HILL POINT combat PARK67 STREET PARK STREET correspondent ROAD LINEKIN 67 ROAD SAMOSET 144 PARK14 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD32 BAYVILLE ROAD119 with AVENUE TOWNSEND 296 AVENUE TOWNSEND Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 336 LAKEVIEW37 ROAD PINE STREET 15 Forces AVENUE ATLANTIC 165 AVENUE TOWNSEND 264 Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 264 SEA STREET32 LANE Service PENNINGTON 29 BREAKWATER9 ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC in AVENUE ATLANTIC Korea FACTORY COVE7 ROAD HARBORVIEW CONDOMINIUMS during LAKEVIEW48 ROAD CENTRAL AVENUE 19 POOLER16 ROAD 1950 ROAD SUNSET 75 and ROAD LINEKIN 43 COMMERCIAL14 STREET 1951. COMMERCIAL39 STREET BLOW HORN ROAD In MCKOWN STREET 54 MCCOBB ROAD11 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 40 A veteran REED64 ROAD LAKEVIEW42 ROAD of AVE TODD 14 World MCKOWN STREET 37 MCKOWN STREET 37 ROAD SAMOSET 294 War AVENUE #72B ATLANTIC 133 II, ROAD LINEKIN 66 he ROADLINEKIN served STREET WILLIAMS 32 STREET WEST 25 LOBSTER COVE 197 ROAD in ROADS END 58 the ROAD SAMOSET 252 Navy BARTER15 ROAD MONTGOMERY ROAD28 from LAKEVIEW15 ROAD OF ISLE SPRINGS June OF ISLE SPRINGS COVE MILL CREST16 22, GRANDVIEW AVENUE 66 1944 AVENUE ATLANTIC OAK STREET36 to May 30, ROAD SUNSET 50 BARROWS23 ROAD 1946,FACTORY COVE ROAD EASTERN 8 AVENUE primarily WAWENOCK 40 TRAIL LOBSTER COVE ROAD ROAD POINT WALL 46 aboard LOBSTER COVE 204 ROAD COVEHODGDON ROAD the EASTERN AVENUE 63 CREST AVENUE 77 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second JOHN DRUCE LIVING TRST 11/94 TRST JOHN DRUCE LIVING MANFREDI MARK TRUST MANAGEMENT DUNCAN SEA REALTY STREET TRUST ESPINOSA BEVERLY B SARAH LOUISE TURPIN BEVERLYSIMMONS A MORELLO-FROSCH RACHEL A MORELLO-FROSCH RACHEL A J RILEY REV L EKELUND 6/13 TRST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holdingOSTERBORG & DONALD KRISTIN several positionsEVANS IRREVOCABLE TRUST including Fireman and Animal PETER MUNDY & LAWRENCE KENT At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner DONATELLI JAMES S DONATELLI DOOLEY ANNE T DORAN GEORGE R & SARALYN B DORAY NICOLE L THEODORE DOWLING CANDIES INC DOWNEAST JR JOHN*DRUCE DIX DRUCKER MARGARET L MICHAEL W DRUMMOND MICHAEL W DRUMMOND JEANDUBOIS & MARYBETH JAMES & MARY G DUFFY ELIZABETH JESSICA DUMPHY L LONDA DUNBAR L LIZBETH C AND WILLAIM DUNCAN INC DUNCULUS LLC DUNCULUS M H & JUDITH JONATHAN DUNSFORD A ELIZABETH DUNTON DEBORAHDUPNIK *DURFEE JOYCE EAMES ANNE EAMES C & COOK ANNE N EARLE C BREWSTER & GENEVIEVE L EARLE B STEPHEN M EASTWOOD DAVID B & JUDITH M EASTWOOD DAVID B & JUDITH M EASTWOOD DAVID B & JUDITH M EASTWOOD JUDITH JACQUELINEEATZ T EDGEWATER INC PLUS EDWARD REVOC MAUDE TRST LIVING EDWARDS PETER B & CAROLINE EDWARDS MARCOS SHARON; MELISSA EDWARDS PETER B PROPERTIESEGG LLC PROPERTIESEGG LLC EIFLER DAVID M JR EIFLER DAVID M JR & EISELE ROBERT M RILEY JENNIFEREKELUND LYNN ELAVON ELIZARKOV ANDREI & LARISSA ELIZARKOV & LARISSA ANDREI MIKE ELKINS RICHARD C W & LYDIA ELLIOTT RICHARD W ESQELLIOTT CATHERINEELLIS R ERICELLIS EMERY J DAVID R & GLENDA EMERY J DAVID R & GLENDA JEFFREY ENDICOTT & PAULA SUSAN ENDICOTT ENDRES ANDREW R ANNE & JULIA BRUCEENGERT C & MARY-ELLEN ERICKSON GEORGE B E & CYNTHIA ERICKSON GEORGE B E & CYNTHIA ERWIN MICHAEL A & KATHERINE M ESCOBAR EDWARD C SR & ESPERANZA ESTERBERG ROBERT; MELODIE ROBIN; M BETTY EUSTIS & MARY EVANOFSKI CONSTANTINE JEVANS A WILLIAM & ELIZABETH JOHNEVANS WILLIAM JR & PATRICIA JOHNEVANS WILLIAM JR & PATRICIA EVENTIDE EPICUREAN SPECIALTIES EVERBANK COMMERCIAL FINANCE ROBERTEWING FACKLER III GEORGE H FACTORY COVE DOCK ASSOCIATION INC COMMUNICATIONS FAIR POINT FAIRBROTHER MARCUS & MARGARET FAIRFIELD FRANCES B & HAROLD FAIRFIELD FRANCES B & HAROLD FAIRFIELD FRANCES B & HAROLD FAIRHAVEN DOCK TRUST INC COMMUNICATIONS FAIRPOINT PATRICIA R & HARLIN G *FALLON DOLLAR STORES FAMILY & ELIZABETH ERNEST FANSLAU

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, HERON25 COVE ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC 209 and LOBSTER COVE 193 ROAD ROAD MIDDLE 39 servedAPPALACHEE ROAD LOBSTER COVE 194 ROAD asAPPALACHEE ROAD aBRADLEY ROAD combat STREET SCHOOL 48 BAY STREET91 AVENUE ATLANTIC 86 correspondent AVENUE TOWNSEND 355 BRADLEY ROAD24 ROAD SUMMIT 37 LAKESIDE DRIVE LAKESIDE DRIVE 111 with LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF Armed ROADMADISON (BOOTHBAY) PAINE5 ROAD Forces BRIDGE STREET 12 ROAD LINEKIN #7B 20 AVENUE Radio ATLANTIC 190 LAKEVIEW93 ROAD Service CROOKED47 PINE ROAD EATON ROAD16 STREET UNION 64 in KoreaCREST AVENUE AVENUE TOWNSEND 41 during OAK STREET79 1950 REED9 ROAD OAK STREET79 and AVENUE TOWNSEND 79 1951. BEAR16 ROAD END BAYBERRY6 ROAD BAYBERRYOFF ROAD In BAYBERRY8 ROAD LOBSTER COVE 132 ROAD A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second FARRIN LOUISE S ESTATE OF FARRIN S ESTATE LOUISE TREE GROWTH LEE REYNOLDS SUSAN DENBY JASON SAWYER MARGARET A MCCARTHY MICHAEL COURT PARSONAGE Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, HERON25 COVE ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC 209 and LOBSTER COVE 193 ROAD ROAD MIDDLE 39 servedAPPALACHEE ROAD LOBSTER COVE 194 ROAD asAPPALACHEE ROAD aBRADLEY ROAD combat STREET SCHOOL 48 BAY STREET91 AVENUE ATLANTIC 86 correspondent AVENUE TOWNSEND 355 BRADLEY ROAD24 ROAD SUMMIT 37 LAKESIDE DRIVE LAKESIDE DRIVE 111 with LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF Armed ROADMADISON (BOOTHBAY) PAINE5 ROAD Forces BRIDGE STREET 12 ROAD LINEKIN #7B 20 AVENUE Radio ATLANTIC 190 LAKEVIEW93 ROAD Service CROOKED47 PINE ROAD EATON ROAD16 STREET UNION 64 in KoreaCREST AVENUE AVENUE TOWNSEND 41 during OAK STREET79 1950 REED9 ROAD OAK STREET79 and AVENUE TOWNSEND 79 1951. BEAR16 ROAD END BAYBERRY6 ROAD BAYBERRYOFF ROAD In BAYBERRY8 ROAD LOBSTER COVE 132 ROAD PARK83 STREET A AVENUE TOWNSEND 204 veteran SHERMAN7 STREET ROAD SUMMIT 38 of LANE LEDGE HIGH 63 World PINE STREET 12 PINE STREET FACTORY COVE24 ROAD War COMMERCIAL 180 STREET II, STREET WILLIAMS 29 he LAKESIDE DRIVE 340 served BAY STREET52 BACK NARROWS39 ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC 40 in MONTGOMERY ROAD39 the AVENUE ATLANTIC Navy LOBSTER COVE 141 ROAD ROAD STONEWALL OLD 11 from ROAD STONEWALL OLD 18 STREET SCHOOL 35 June GRANDVIEW AVENUE 28 LAKEVIEW47 ROAD 22, AVENUE #82A ATLANTIC 133 1944 DRIVE SIMMONS 28 AVENUE TOWNSEND 101 to OCEAN ROAD POINT 102 May ROAD LINEKIN 61 STREET UNION 38 30, STREET UNION 34 1946,BLOW HORN ROAD LAKEVIEW78 ROAD primarily EAMES11 ROAD KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 83 APPALACHEE104 ROAD aboard BAY STREET69 ROAD SUNSET 10 the HOWARD STREET38 WESTERN AVENUE #11B 160 LOBSTER COVE54 ROAD AVENUE TOWNSEND 93 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second FARRIN LOUISE S ESTATE OF FARRIN S ESTATE LOUISE TREE GROWTH LEE REYNOLDS SUSAN DENBY JASON SAWYER MARGARET A MCCARTHY MICHAEL COURT PARSONAGE Robert served KEVIN C & MAUREENFLANAGAN his KEVIN C & MAUREENFLANAGAN town well, volunteering and holding several positions includingFRYNCKO JOHN A FRYNCKO JOHN Fireman andBARBARA H FREEMAN REVOC TRST Animal DEMASI DENISE J A STACEY MILLER FRIANT At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, BRADLEY ROAD29 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 69 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 169 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 9 served CREST AVENUE 59 CREST AVENUE as CREST AVENUE 57 aCREST AVENUE combat STREET FULLERTON 18 LAKESIDE DRIVE LAKESIDE DRIVE correspondent LAKESIDE DRIVE 189 LAKESIDE DRIVE JUNIPER ROAD POINT 10 STREET FULLERTON 38 ROAD POINT MCFARLAND 59 with OCEAN ROAD #26 59 POINT LANE PATTON 11 Armed JORDAN 31 DRIVE STREET WEST 36 Forces LAKESIDE DRIVE70 AVENUE TOWNSEND Radio COMMERCIAL 186 STREET ROADLINEKIN AVENUE TOWNSEND 156 Service HARBOR WEST 13 RD #13B POND CREST AVENUE 183 in LAKESIDE DRIVE 331 KoreaBAYBERRY ROAD ACCESS DRIVE#7 POINT MCFARLAND 43 during BRADLEY ROAD36 EASTERN AVENUE 84 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 54 1950 AVENUE #41T ATLANTIC 133 and OF ISLE SPRINGS HARBOR ROAD HEIGHTS 1951. HARBOR16 ROAD HEIGHTS In JUNIPER ROAD POINT 39 AVENUE #21B ATLANTIC 133 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second BRYER E STEPHEN M GARRETT TRUST SUSAN GARRITY SEAN RICHARDS SIGNE KLINGER RACKEMANN/SAWYER/BREWSTER AMY, CHARLES, & R R WHITTEN R ELIZABETH FEULNER R ELIZABETH FEULNER JAMESGIBBONS & MARY F LYNN Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, BRADLEY ROAD29 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 69 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 169 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 9 served CREST AVENUE 59 CREST AVENUE as CREST AVENUE 57 aCREST AVENUE combat STREET FULLERTON 18 LAKESIDE DRIVE LAKESIDE DRIVE correspondent LAKESIDE DRIVE 189 LAKESIDE DRIVE JUNIPER ROAD POINT 10 STREET FULLERTON 38 ROAD POINT MCFARLAND 59 with OCEAN ROAD #26 59 POINT LANE PATTON 11 Armed JORDAN 31 DRIVE STREET WEST 36 Forces LAKESIDE DRIVE70 AVENUE TOWNSEND Radio COMMERCIAL 186 STREET ROADLINEKIN AVENUE TOWNSEND 156 Service HARBOR WEST 13 RD #13B POND CREST AVENUE 183 in LAKESIDE DRIVE 331 KoreaBAYBERRY ROAD ACCESS DRIVE#7 POINT MCFARLAND 43 during BRADLEY ROAD36 EASTERN AVENUE 84 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 54 1950 AVENUE #41T ATLANTIC 133 and OF ISLE SPRINGS HARBOR ROAD HEIGHTS 1951. HARBOR16 ROAD HEIGHTS In JUNIPER ROAD POINT 39 AVENUE #21B ATLANTIC 133 AVENUE ATLANTIC 44 A veteran CREST AVENUE 74 AVENUE #2A ATLANTIC 96 DRIVE SIMMONS 16 of VIRGINIA STREET56 World LANE BRIGGS 5 COMMERCIAL43 STREET War COMMERCIAL41 STREET COMMERCIAL43 STREET II,HERON COVE ROAD he LAKEVIEWOFF ROAD served ROADMADDOCKS ROAD MADDOCKS OFF LAKEVIEW31 ROAD in theHERON COVE ROAD LAKEVIEW39 ROAD Navy LAKEVIEW38 ROAD ROADLOGAN from CAMPBELL STREET6 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 60 June LOBSTER COVE16 ROAD 22, CREST AVENUE 125 CREST AVENUE 1944 ROAD SUNSET OFF AVENUE #52A ATLANTIC 133 to LANE ROAD SUNNY 10 May ABENAKI6 ROAD 30, COMMERCIAL14 STREET 1946, COMMERCIAL39 STREET COMMERCIAL16 STREET STREET WEST OFF primarily ARTHUR DRIVE 18 BARROWS12 ROAD BARROWS ROAD aboard KENNEYDRIVEOFF FIELD KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 37 AVENUE TOWNSEND 31 the FACTORY COVE20 ROAD AVENUE TOWNSEND 31 ROAD GLENSIDE 10 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second BRYER E STEPHEN M GARRETT TRUST SUSAN GARRITY SEAN RICHARDS SIGNE KLINGER RACKEMANN/SAWYER/BREWSTER AMY, CHARLES, & R R WHITTEN R ELIZABETH FEULNER R ELIZABETH FEULNER JAMESGIBBONS & MARY F LYNN Robert TRUST GIGUERE FAMILY served his & DAVID CHARLOTTE D'STAFFORD town well, volunteering and holding FROUWKJEseveral AMOS; PAGINI GILKEY positions including Fireman REALC/O ESTATE GINN and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE #31B ATLANTIC 133 SHERMAN STREET11 and PEAR3 STREET served BAYBERRY21 ROAD LAKESIDE DRIVE 119 CREST AVENUE as CREST AVENUE 56 a combatCREST AVENUE CREST AVENUE #2 GRANARY WAY12 UNIT correspondent WESTERN AVENUE 267 STREET FULLERTON 10 ROAD LINEKIN #8B 20 DRIVE LEDGE TOWNSEND 5 HARBOR3 ISLAND with HOWARD STREET21 WEEKS17 ROAD Armed GRANDVIEW5 AVENUE STREET FULLERTON OFF Forces BARTEROFF ROAD PAINE ROAD WEEKSOFF ROAD Radio CROOKED53 PINE ROAD CROOKEDOFF PINE ROAD Service AVENUE ATLANTIC 30 ROAD MIDDLE 17 WAY GRANTS 9 in Korea BAY STREET11 ROAD LOGAN 12 HAHN COVE23 RD during APPALACHEE26 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 11 1950 and APPALACHEE114 ROAD 1951. HOWARD STREET34 STREET WEST 8 In HOWARD STREET34 LANE PATTON 15 OCEAN ROAD POINT 142 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second EWING GLENN E GLENN EWING E ANNE MCMANUS GRAY C KRISTEN DAVID GRAY & DOROTHY REV TRST PERSGRAY MAINE QUAL T RES GREENE ELLEN THE TRUST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, AVENUE #31B ATLANTIC 133 SHERMAN STREET11 and PEAR3 STREET served BAYBERRY21 ROAD LAKESIDE DRIVE 119 CREST AVENUE as CREST AVENUE 56 a combatCREST AVENUE CREST AVENUE #2 GRANARY WAY12 UNIT correspondent WESTERN AVENUE 267 STREET FULLERTON 10 ROAD LINEKIN #8B 20 DRIVE LEDGE TOWNSEND 5 HARBOR3 ISLAND with HOWARD STREET21 WEEKS17 ROAD Armed GRANDVIEW5 AVENUE STREET FULLERTON OFF Forces BARTEROFF ROAD PAINE ROAD WEEKSOFF ROAD Radio CROOKED53 PINE ROAD CROOKEDOFF PINE ROAD Service AVENUE ATLANTIC 30 ROAD MIDDLE 17 WAY GRANTS 9 in Korea BAY STREET11 ROAD LOGAN 12 HAHN COVE23 RD during APPALACHEE26 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 11 1950 and APPALACHEE114 ROAD 1951. HOWARD STREET34 STREET WEST 8 In HOWARD STREET34 LANE PATTON 15 OCEAN ROAD POINT 142 OCEAN ROAD POINT 138 A AVENUE ATLANTIC 59 veteran AVENUE ATLANTIC 59 AVENUE ATLANTIC 195 of GRANDVIEW AVENUE 116 World LOBSTER COVE25 ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC 104 War CREST AVENUE 88 ROADS END 44 II, BIRCH ROAD47 he WESTERN AVENUE 107 served ROAD MIDDLE 192 ROAD SAMOSET 137 in the MONTGOMERY ROAD2 AVENUE TOWNSEND 47 Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND 47 AVENUE ATLANTIC 144 from DRIVE#33 POINT MCFARLAND 8 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 32 June 22, AVENUE TOWNSEND 206 QUARRY OLD LANE 21 1944 CREST AVENUE 163 STREET WEST 23 to HARRIS PLACE 28 May POINT HARRIS ROAD30 POINT 30, LAKEVIEW134 ROAD 1946, LAKEVIEW23 ROAD BACK NARROWS82 ROAD CORNER OF PARK & CAMPBELL primarily LOBSTER COVE40 ROAD STREET UNION 44 LANE MOFFAT 14 aboard ABENAKI8 ROAD AVENUE (REAR)ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC 239 the KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 11 SEA 6 STREET ROAD SUNSET 12 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second EWING GLENN E GLENN EWING E ANNE MCMANUS GRAY C KRISTEN DAVID GRAY & DOROTHY REV TRST PERSGRAY MAINE QUAL T RES GREENE ELLEN THE TRUST Robert served TRUST LIVING JENNIFER GRIFFIN Z his TRUST LIVING JENNIFER GRIFFIN Z town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner GOGGIN LAWRENCE RGOGGIN & BLANCHE B J WILLIAM GOLDENBERG HOWARD BILLIE GOLDSMITH F ELIZABETH GOLDSMITH GOMES JOAQUIM D R I & HELGA CAROLEGONZALES M CAROLEGONZALES M & CAROLE KENT G M GONZALES & CAROLE KENT G M GONZALES E GORDON ABIGAIL GORDON DEBORAH J GERARD*GORMAN ANNE P & RUTH E EUGENE GORTON & DEBORAH G MARK AGOSSELIN & JENNIFER A RICHARDGOSSELIN R CORINNE H *GOULD HEATON CHARLOTTE GOWEN LLC GRANDVIEW LANDING GRANGER NORTHERN INC GRANGER NORTHERN INC GRANGER NORTHERN INC MCMANUS ANNE GRANT CHRISTOPHERGRANT E & SHARON L CHRISTOPHERGRANT E & SHARON L MARIANNE BERRIGANGRANT RICHARDGRANT A & SHARON A G SCOTT GRANT *GRAVES DEBORAH L & DAREN L GRAY BLAIR MCGREGOR GRAY DAVID ANNE H & DOROTHY GRAY J PERS MAINE QUAL RESIDENCE GRAY TERENCE K & JENNIFER M GRAYHAWK LLC LEASING GREATAMERICA SVCS CI FINANCIAL GREENE ROBERT A GREENLEAF ALBERT L GREENLEAF & CLEO ALBERT L R GREENLEAF & CLEO ALBERT L R GREENLEAF EILEEN B GREENWOOD TRACEY E GREENWOOD TRACEY E CARL RGRIFFIN III & DENISE CARL RGRIFFIN III ESQ C DENISE GRIFFIN & JANE G A DONALD GRIFFIN JENNIFER Z GRIFFIN JENNIFER Z GRIFFIN KARENR & WILLIAM GRIFFIN U MARGUERITE J GRIFFIN VICTORIA A GRIFFITHS HARRY GRINDALL S III BARRYGRINNELL G & LORI L & SUSAN NEAL F GROTON & SUSAN NEAL F GROTON GROVER MERRITT B & PATRICIA A GROVER ROBERT F GROVER'S HARDWARE INC GRUENER& NICIA N WILLIAM PATRICK H & JENNIFERGUADIZ A GUDROE DARRELL & SARAH GUDROE SARAH GUDROE SARAH K MARKGUERIN J & KARIN E MELBA R GUNNISON K & GARYDAWN GUZZO LEE A & BARBARAGUZZO LEE A & BARBARAGUZZO CHARLES E III & MARTHA *HAGGETT MARTHA A HAGGETT HAHN MICHELLE J M HAHNEL JUDITH HAINES C & RITA M GERALD E CYNTHIA *HALE & FRANCES G H DONALD *HALE HALE STEPHANIE J DENNIS HALLINAN & MARY DENNIS *HALLINAN F P & WILLIAM KATHLEEN HALLINAN RICHARD M HALLINAN ROBERT A &HALLINAN DEBRA S

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 18 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 7 and AVENUE #2 TOWNSEND 100 LAKESIDE DRIVE 399 served LAKESIDE DRIVE 347 DRIVE#29 POINT MCFARLAND 8 as AVENUE #41A ATLANTIC 133 a combat JORDAN9 DRIVE WAY HAMMOND correspondent WAY HAMMOND 15 ROAD SUNSET 7 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 98 AVE TOWNSEND 180 with LOBSTER COVE 201 ROAD VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 22 Armed HARBOR ISLAND-WEST POND Forces COMMERCIAL15 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 STREET SCHOOL 23 Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 75 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 24 Service ROAD MCKOWN POINT 24 AVENUE TOWNSEND 115 AVENUE TOWNSEND 115 in AVENUE TOWNSEND 71 Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND 71 CREST AVENUE 83 during CREST AVENUE 87 VIRGINIA STREET 1950 VIRGINIA STREET36 VIRGINIA STREET and OCEAN ROAD #27 59 POINT 1951. SHERMAN STREET15 STREETWEST COVE MILL 8 CREST In BRIDGE STREET3 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 14 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second HOLLY LENHARDT 2010 REV TRST 2010 LENHARDT HOLLY REV TRST 2010 LENHARDT HOLLY H LLERAN ALLISON LAURA INGERSOL ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: HAILI VANESSA KARG P WEIDERMAN DOUGLAS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 18 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 7 and AVENUE #2 TOWNSEND 100 LAKESIDE DRIVE 399 served LAKESIDE DRIVE 347 DRIVE#29 POINT MCFARLAND 8 as AVENUE #41A ATLANTIC 133 a combat JORDAN9 DRIVE WAY HAMMOND correspondent WAY HAMMOND 15 ROAD SUNSET 7 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 98 AVE TOWNSEND 180 with LOBSTER COVE 201 ROAD VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 22 Armed HARBOR ISLAND-WEST POND Forces COMMERCIAL15 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 STREET SCHOOL 23 Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 75 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 24 Service ROAD MCKOWN POINT 24 AVENUE TOWNSEND 115 AVENUE TOWNSEND 115 in AVENUE TOWNSEND 71 Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND 71 CREST AVENUE 83 during CREST AVENUE 87 VIRGINIA STREET 1950 VIRGINIA STREET36 VIRGINIA STREET and OCEAN ROAD #27 59 POINT 1951. SHERMAN STREET15 STREETWEST COVE MILL 8 CREST In BRIDGE STREET3 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 14 STREET WEST 21 A veteran SHERMAN3 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD BAYVILLE9 ROAD of ROADMIDDLE World BEAR12 ROAD END SEA 5 STREET War LAKEVIEW69 ROAD OF ISLE SPRINGS II, JUNIPER ROAD POINT 32 he VIRGINIA STREET15 served PARK78 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 203 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 20 in the AVENUE TODD 32 AVENUE TODD 32 Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND AVENUE TOWNSEND 203 from BLOW HORN ROAD48 BLOW HORN ROAD June AVENUE ATLANTIC 55 22, ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 44 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 52 1944 STREET UNION 52 APPALACHEE115 ROAD to May DRIVE#2 POINT MCFARLAND 33 HARRIS ROAD33 POINT 30, APPALACHEE88 ROAD 1946, SEA STREET21 ROAD SAMOSET 207 205 primarily REED65 ROAD AVENUE #3B ATLANTIC 96 AVENUE #1C ATLANTIC 96 WESTERN AVENUE 47 aboard CREST AVENUE 116 AVENUE TOWNSEND 17 the ROAD STONEWALL OLD 53 LANE LEDGE HIGH LANE LEDGE HIGH 57 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second HOLLY LENHARDT 2010 REV TRST 2010 LENHARDT HOLLY REV TRST 2010 LENHARDT HOLLY H LLERAN ALLISON LAURA INGERSOL ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: ALLISON WILLIAM ATTN: HAILI VANESSA KARG P WEIDERMAN DOUGLAS RobertC/O CARL III R GRIFFIN servedC/O CARL III R GRIFFIN his town well,REECE M SUSAN volunteering and holding severalGRAY BARBARA H MABELLE HAYNES REVOC LIV TRST TRUST FAMILY HAZELTON positions includingPEAK MARTHA H Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, OAK STREET10 CREST AVENUE 78 and LANE LEDGE HIGH 49 LANE LEDGE HIGH 69 served LANE LEDGE HIGH 71 LANE LEDGE HIGH 53 as LANE LEDGE HIGH 47 a LANE LEDGE HIGH 75 combat LANE LEDGE HIGH 73 STREET SCHOOL 11 correspondent DRIVE#28 POINT MCFARLAND 52 OAK STREET80 BAY STREET62 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 139 with AVENUE ATLANTIC 142 ROAD HILLSIDE 5 Armed WESTERN AVENUE 139 WESTERN AVENUE LAKESIDE DRIVE 175 ForcesLAKESIDE DRIVE POINT MACFARLAND 85 Radio DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 85 POWDER FARMS ROAD33 HILL Service ROAD MIDDLE 37 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 110 in EASTERN AVENUE 90 Korea OCEAN ROAD POINT 250 OCEAN ROAD POINT during APPALACHEE97 ROAD ANDREWS LANE ST SEA 8 VIEW PLACE 1950 CRANBERRY16 ROAD CAMPBELL STREET 25 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 63 1951. BLOW HORN ROAD26 AVENUE TOWNSEND 20 In AVENUE TOWNSEND 34 SEA STREET15 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second BLOOM SAUL A BLOOM SAUL SARAH FOULGER M REVOCJANE TRST 2006 S HOLMAN BERNIER CRYSTAL R C/O PITCHERSTEPHEN C/O PITCHERSTEPHEN Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner HIGH LEDGE LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH LLC LEDGE HIGH SH LLC HIGI RIPPHILARY L FRITZ REVOC TRUST BOON LOIS HILL HILSCHER ROBERT B & DEBORAH S TIMOTHY HINDS HINRICHS CELIA A & JOHN SUSANN HOCHSTEIN ALICE & JENNIFER ALAN; HODGDON CLARA G HEIRSHODGDON OF CLARA G HEIRSHODGDON OF & CATHY DANA HODGDON & CATHY DANA HODGDON SERVICES YACHT HODGDON LLC SERVICES, YACHT HODGDON LLC H RUSSELL HOFFMAN HOLBROOK VERONICA D HOLM KENNETH JANEHOLMAN S HOLMES JAMES S HOLMES JAMES JR S LEE & DIANA HOLMES JULIA JOSEPHHOLT J & DEBORAH C HOMESTEAD PARTNERS LLC HOMESTEAD PARTNERS LLC HOPKINS RAYMOND, MARK & KATHRYN HORGAN KATHARINE D HOSKEER J CHRISTIAN & JULIE M & RICHARD FRANCESHOUSE SULLIVAN OF HOUSE LOGAN OF HOUSE LOGAN RIVERTON PROPERTIESHOUSTON LLC

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, OAK STREET10 CREST AVENUE 78 and LANE LEDGE HIGH 49 LANE LEDGE HIGH 69 served LANE LEDGE HIGH 71 LANE LEDGE HIGH 53 as LANE LEDGE HIGH 47 a LANE LEDGE HIGH 75 combat LANE LEDGE HIGH 73 STREET SCHOOL 11 correspondent DRIVE#28 POINT MCFARLAND 52 OAK STREET80 BAY STREET62 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 139 with AVENUE ATLANTIC 142 ROAD HILLSIDE 5 Armed WESTERN AVENUE 139 WESTERN AVENUE LAKESIDE DRIVE 175 ForcesLAKESIDE DRIVE POINT MACFARLAND 85 Radio DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 85 POWDER FARMS ROAD33 HILL Service ROAD MIDDLE 37 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 110 in EASTERN AVENUE 90 Korea OCEAN ROAD POINT 250 OCEAN ROAD POINT during APPALACHEE97 ROAD ANDREWS LANE ST SEA 8 VIEW PLACE 1950 CRANBERRY16 ROAD CAMPBELL STREET 25 and KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 63 1951. BLOW HORN ROAD26 AVENUE TOWNSEND 20 In AVENUE TOWNSEND 34 SEA STREET15 HERON COVE ROAD A veteran WAWENOCK 20 TRAIL AVENUE TOWNSEND 347 AVENUE TOWNSEND 347 ofWAWENOCK TRAIL World ROAD SUMMIT 32 BLOW HORN ROAD54 War KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 29 CROOKED31 PINE ROAD II, he HARBOR24 ROAD HEIGHTS served BAY STREET63 DRIVE SIMMONS #3 12 ROAD STONEWALL OLD 22 in STREET SCHOOL 41 the ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 15 Navy JUNIPER ROAD POINT 45 COMMERCIAL66 STREET from CREST AVENUEOFF STREET FULLERTON 52 June MCKOWN STREET2 LINE BOOTHBAY TOWN 22, STREET WILLIAMS 15 1944CREST AVENUE ROAD MCKOWN POINT 8 to LANE PATTON 12 May PARK10 STREET ROAD SUNSET 30, ROAD SUNSET 42 1946, OF ISLE SPRINGS CROOKED14 PINE ROAD primarily HARRIS ROAD17 POINT BAYVILLE ROAD48 CREST AVENUE 177 aboard ROAD STONEWALL OLD AVENUE #71A ATLANTIC 133 ROAD POINT WALL 11 the CREST AVENUE 122 ROAD MIDDLE 52 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. 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He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 6.96 257.52 236.64 445.44 164.72 298.12 960.48 424.56 351.48 527.80 577.68 6,956.52 3,178.40 1,816.56 1,578.76 2,745.72 7,629.32 5,036.72 3,770.00 1,535.84 2,379.16 2,600.72 1,586.88 9,292.76 1,704.04 5,994.88 3,792.04 6,223.40 1,148.40 8,691.88 4,276.92 2,034.64 2,935.96 1,606.60 1,184.36 2,611.16 1,351.40 1,865.28 Original 19,745.52 11,934.08 Map LotMap 030-008-B 020-114 027-005 027-002 027-001-001 016-004 016-003 015-110 017-005 020-083-001 011-070 029-040-D 017-032 007-008-M 029-013-B 004-040 019-156 015-114 015-099 019-148 019-155 019-154 015-043-027 010-083 010-085 010-081 010-080 010-082 001-005 014-039-008D 020-141-A 020-040 024-007 015-043-036 016-088 014-042

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 and OAK STREET68 SEA STREET38 servedPOWDER HORN ISLAND RAM ISLAND as OF ISLE SPRINGS a CREST AVENUE 17 combat CREST AVENUEOFF COMMERCIAL11 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 159 correspondent HARRIS ROAD36 POINT #1 GRANARY WAY12 UNIT BIRCH8 ROAD DRIVE HUTCHINSON 22 with BARROWS63 ROAD RACOON7 DRIVE Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE94 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 62 STREET MCCLINTOCK 6 Forces & 6 WHARF 4 STREET 2 MCKOWN STREET Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 34 STREET MCCLINTOCK AVENUEService TOWNSEND 20 DRIVE#27 POINT MCFARLAND 52 OAK STREET55 in WAY WATUTKA 9 KoreaCREST AVENUE CREST AVENUEOFF during CREST AVENUEOFF WAY WATUTKA 7 1950 ROAD LINEKIN 27 HARBORWEST CONDO POND and STREET SCHOOL 34 1951. PARK3 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD91 DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 2 In BAY STREET31 WESTERN AVENUE 79 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second STRONG NANCY F NANCY STRONG F NANCY STRONG ROBERT E JACOBSON VIVOS INTER MONTGOMERY JACQUELINE L WISSLER L ANNE OF TRUST INDENTURE TRUST BROWN FLEMING LOUIS & JOSEPHDOYLE JILL 2011 MAURICE BLAIS TRUST G JOHN JOHN & GERNA H ST DRISKO-JOHNSON MARGARET REED MARTHA Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 6.96 61.48 97.44 29.00 44.08 53.36 257.52 236.64 445.44 164.72 298.12 960.48 424.56 351.48 527.80 577.68 148.48 125.28 345.68 399.04 243.60 162.40 950.04 6,956.52 3,178.40 1,816.56 1,578.76 2,745.72 7,629.32 5,036.72 3,770.00 1,535.84 2,379.16 2,600.72 1,586.88 9,292.76 1,704.04 5,994.88 3,792.04 6,223.40 1,148.40 8,691.88 4,276.92 2,034.64 2,935.96 1,606.60 1,184.36 2,611.16 1,351.40 1,865.28 1,548.60 1,059.08 4,047.24 2,243.44 1,699.40 4,542.56 1,858.32 2,311.88 1,015.00 8,858.92 2,846.64 3,553.08 6,702.48 6,120.16 1,291.08 5,960.08 1,497.56 1,356.04 2,960.32 1,743.48 2,166.88 1,097.36 2,807.20 4,201.52 5,753.60 1,806.12 Original Original 19,745.52 11,934.08 13,113.80 21,006.44 11,340.16 Map LotMap LotMap 030-008-B 020-114 027-005 027-002 027-001-001 016-004 016-003 015-110 017-005 020-083-001 011-070 029-040-D 017-032 007-008-M 029-013-B 004-040 019-156 015-114 015-099 019-148 019-155 019-154 015-043-027 010-083 010-085 010-081 010-080 010-082 001-005 014-039-008D 020-141-A 020-040 024-007 015-043-036 016-088 014-042 018-002-B 025-021-A 022-039-022 022-039-021 012-005 016-067 019-040 030-002-007 030-002-006 003-005-017 021-063 024-022 006-023 026-023 015-070 004-053-A 004-053 004-031 004-016 011-074 015-011 016-062 014-029 018-049-006 014-029-A 022-056 011-008-B 011-009 019-107 016-046 014-020-001A 031-037-B 031-002 031-001 007-013 020-053-D

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 and OAK STREET68 SEA STREET38 servedPOWDER HORN ISLAND RAM ISLAND as OF ISLE SPRINGS a CREST AVENUE 17 combat CREST AVENUEOFF COMMERCIAL11 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 159 correspondent HARRIS ROAD36 POINT #1 GRANARY WAY12 UNIT BIRCH8 ROAD DRIVE HUTCHINSON 22 with BARROWS63 ROAD RACOON7 DRIVE Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE94 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 62 STREET MCCLINTOCK 6 Forces & 6 WHARF 4 STREET 2 MCKOWN STREET Radio AVENUE TOWNSEND 34 STREET MCCLINTOCK AVENUEService TOWNSEND 20 DRIVE#27 POINT MCFARLAND 52 OAK STREET55 in WAY WATUTKA 9 KoreaCREST AVENUE CREST AVENUEOFF during CREST AVENUEOFF WAY WATUTKA 7 1950 ROAD LINEKIN 27 HARBORWEST CONDO POND and STREET SCHOOL 34 1951. PARK3 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD91 DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 2 In BAY STREET31 WESTERN AVENUE 79 ELVIRA16 DRIVE A EATON ROAD18 veteran OCEAN ROAD #22 59 POINT OCEAN ROAD #21 59 POINT of OAKROAD POINT 71 World ROAD SUMMIT 20 STREET WEST 60 JORDAN 39 DRIVE War JORDAN 37 DRIVE II, ROADLINEKIN he APPALACHEE99 ROAD ROBERTSserved10 CIRCLE AVENUE ATLANTIC 214 GRANARY WAY22 in REED15 ROAD the COMMERCIAL55 STREET Navy COMMERCIAL55 STREET ROAD MCKOWN POINT 77 from ROAD MCKOWN POINT 75 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 87 June JUNIPER ROAD POINT 36 BIRCH ROAD28 22, COMMERCIAL48 STREET 1944 COMMERCIAL80 STREET BAY STREET28 to WESTERN AVENUE 133 May ROADLOGAN WESTERN AVENUE 30,BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 1946, EASTERN AVENUE 33 ROAD NAHANADA 5 primarily ROAD NAHANADA 4 STREET FULLERTON 48 CAMPBELL STREET4 aboard WESTERN AVENUE #1A 160 ROAD HILLSIDE 4 OCEAN ROAD POINT the MONTGOMERY ROAD43 BLOW HORN ROAD70 AVENUE #D ATLANTIC 15 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second STRONG NANCY F NANCY STRONG F NANCY STRONG ROBERT E JACOBSON VIVOS INTER MONTGOMERY JACQUELINE L WISSLER L ANNE OF TRUST INDENTURE TRUST BROWN FLEMING LOUIS & JOSEPHDOYLE JILL 2011 MAURICE BLAIS TRUST G JOHN JOHN & GERNA H ST DRISKO-JOHNSON MARGARET REED MARTHA Robert served his town well, M MILLER SUSAN volunteering and holdingIMPROVEMENT SOCIETY severalIMPROVEMENT SOCIETY positionsBARTHOLOMEW KAREN E includingBARTHOLOMEW KAREN E BARTHOLOMEW KAREN E Fireman andFANOE S KATHLEEN AnimalC/O ARELITSA KAZAKOS At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, ROAD LEDGE 15 LAKEVIEW33 ROAD and AVENUE ATLANTIC 226 ROAD STONEWALL OLD 87 served FACTORY COVE11 ROAD COURT UNION as STREET UNION 50 a combat HARBORWEST CONDO POND STREET WEST 76 AVENUE #61B ATLANTIC 133 correspondent AVENUE #72A ATLANTIC 133 AVENUE #92A ATLANTIC 133 ROADS END 45 OF ISLE SPRINGS WESTERN AVENUE 128 with ROCK8 ROAD Armed WESTERN AVENUE 197 OAK STREET76 MEADOW MALL Forces KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 60 AVENUE TOWNSEND 44 DRIVE#16 POINT MCFARLAND 59 Radio BIRCH ROAD20 ROAD POINT WALL 17 Service STREET SCHOOL 5 WESTERN AVENUE #4B 160 in COMMERCIAL89 STREET Korea BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 10 BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 10 STREET FULLERTON 45 during STREET HIGH 12 STREET FULLERTON 39 1950 SPRUCEHEIGHTS POINT 29 ROADLINEKIN and STREET FULLERTON 1951. APPALACHEE113 ROAD LANE MOFFAT ROAD SAMOSET 138 In DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 64 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second BLOOMGARDEN JUDITH M BLOOMGARDEN JUDITH KELLEYP & JOY WILLIAM A M WOODS KENNETH SUSAN HILL GURU SANGAT SINGH KHALSA ROGER V TRUST KILGORE LIVING C/O JAY T SEALE III KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK BENJAMIN J & PAMELA KIRK BENJAMIN CARYBETTY KOCH TRUST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner KELLER B WILLIAM KELLEY ANDREW J J & DESMOND EUGENE*KELLEY W KELLEY FAMILY REV TRUST FREDERICKKELLY J & NANCY L KENANDALE, LLC KENANDALE, LLC PATRICK*KENDLEY & YVONNE D J & BETTY KENNEDY DONALD M WOODS REVOCKENNETH LIV TRST M WOODS REVOCKENNETH LIV TRST H & CHRISTINE DONALD KENNISTON N H & CHRISTINE DONALD KENNISTON RACHAELKENT DEVISEES G OF KATHRYN ORNEKENT R & WILLIAM JR KERNEY MARILY M KERNEY MARILY M & JOHN A KERZNER & JOANNE STUART KEY A BANK N KEYES KAREN GURU KAURKHALSA SANGAT KILGORE ROGER V RALPHKIMBALL A JR P & GAIL FREDERICKKING D RICHARD M KING A & LINDA PARTNERSHIPKINSHIP KIPP DERYL P & MELANIE B KIRBY G WILLIAM KIRBY G WILLIAM KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK PAMELA & BENJAMIN KLEINE BETH A & ROBERT E JR KEITH KLEMENTS KNOBLOCH MARJORIE G S & THOMAS CARYKOCH BETTY

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, ROAD LEDGE 15 LAKEVIEW33 ROAD and AVENUE ATLANTIC 226 ROAD STONEWALL OLD 87 served FACTORY COVE11 ROAD COURT UNION as STREET UNION 50 a combat HARBORWEST CONDO POND STREET WEST 76 AVENUE #61B ATLANTIC 133 correspondent AVENUE #72A ATLANTIC 133 AVENUE #92A ATLANTIC 133 ROADS END 45 OF ISLE SPRINGS WESTERN AVENUE 128 with ROCK8 ROAD Armed WESTERN AVENUE 197 OAK STREET76 MEADOW MALL Forces KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 60 AVENUE TOWNSEND 44 DRIVE#16 POINT MCFARLAND 59 Radio BIRCH ROAD20 ROAD POINT WALL 17 Service STREET SCHOOL 5 WESTERN AVENUE #4B 160 in COMMERCIAL89 STREET Korea BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 10 BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 10 STREET FULLERTON 45 during STREET HIGH 12 STREET FULLERTON 39 1950 SPRUCEHEIGHTS POINT 29 ROADLINEKIN and STREET FULLERTON 1951. APPALACHEE113 ROAD LANE MOFFAT ROAD SAMOSET 138 In DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 64 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 38 A veteran CENTRAL AVENUE 16 ROAD SAMOSET 282 HARRIS ROAD29 POINT of ROAD MIDDLE 70 World KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 103 WAY SOUTHERN 8 War AVENUE ATLANTIC 180 AVENUE ATLANTIC II, PARK HIGHLAND 14 he LAKEVIEW60 ROAD served ROAD MCKOWN POINT 58 BLOW HORN ROAD38 in BIRCH ROAD39 the POOLER19 ROAD Navy BEACH25 ROAD BRADLEY ROAD23 from BEACH17 ROAD BARROWS7 ROAD June ROBERTS7 CIRCLE 22, OAKOFF STREET 1944 STREET FULLERTON 21 AVENUE ATLANTIC 31 to AVENUE ATLANTIC May AVENUE ATLANTIC 31 AVENUE TOWNSEND 138 30, COMMERCIAL80 STREET 1946, BAY STREET55 BAY STREET primarily COMMERCIAL80 STREET COMMERCIAL22 STREET COMMERCIAL STREET COMMERCIAL STREET aboard COMMERCIAL22 STREET AVENUE TOWNSEND 138 the BAYVILLE ROAD109 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 28 DRIVE#15 POINT MCFARLAND 59 OAK STREET40 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second BLOOMGARDEN JUDITH M BLOOMGARDEN JUDITH KELLEYP & JOY WILLIAM A M WOODS KENNETH SUSAN HILL GURU SANGAT SINGH KHALSA ROGER V TRUST KILGORE LIVING C/O JAY T SEALE III KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK BENJAMIN J & PAMELA KIRK BENJAMIN CARYBETTY KOCH TRUST Robert TRUST TERESA KOSTER 2005 served his town well, volunteering andKYNOR DAVID BOUTON ERNESTLABELLE H & SHEREDITH holding 2013 NORBERT TRUST LACHMANN severalLACROIX TRUST FAMILY positions including Fireman and Animal STOVER CHARLES C III LAMBROS REALDIANE T TRST EST At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner KELLER B WILLIAM KELLEY ANDREW J J & DESMOND EUGENE*KELLEY W KELLEY FAMILY REV TRUST FREDERICKKELLY J & NANCY L KENANDALE, LLC KENANDALE, LLC PATRICK*KENDLEY & YVONNE D J & BETTY KENNEDY DONALD M WOODS REVOCKENNETH LIV TRST M WOODS REVOCKENNETH LIV TRST H & CHRISTINE DONALD KENNISTON N H & CHRISTINE DONALD KENNISTON RACHAELKENT DEVISEES G OF KATHRYN ORNEKENT R & WILLIAM JR KERNEY MARILY M KERNEY MARILY M & JOHN A KERZNER & JOANNE STUART KEY A BANK N KEYES KAREN GURU KAURKHALSA SANGAT KILGORE ROGER V RALPHKIMBALL A JR P & GAIL FREDERICKKING D RICHARD M KING A & LINDA PARTNERSHIPKINSHIP KIPP DERYL P & MELANIE B KIRBY G WILLIAM KIRBY G WILLIAM KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK BEN J & PAMELA K KIRK FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST KIRK FAMILY TRUST KIRK PAMELA & BENJAMIN KLEINE BETH A & ROBERT E JR KEITH KLEMENTS KNOBLOCH MARJORIE G S & THOMAS CARYKOCH BETTY KOOPMAN R RONALD KOSTER TERESA KOWALSKI JEFF K KREAHLING R ROBERT P & SUZANNE M & BRYNNE CHRISTIAN M KRISTAN M LISA KRISTOFF JOSEPHKRUG H & JULIE G KUBISEK BRIAN S STEPHANIE KUBISEK BRIANL AND S & MARSHAKUCHARSKY N SAMUEL KUMLER KATHERINE C CHRISTOPHERKURZ W & DEBORAH K ANNEMARIEESTATE LIFE KURZIUS L ANNEMARIEESTATE LIFE KURZIUS L KYNOR REVOCABLE FAMILY TRUST TRUST FAMILY *LABELLE JENNIFERLABONTE M LACHAPELLE CHARLES & GERENE D M NORBERT LACHMANN BLACROIX & ROBERT MOLLY A LADERER GREGORY E S & ELIZABETH LADERER GREGORY E S & ELIZABETH BOOTHBAY HARBORLAFAYETTE LLC BOOTHBAY HARBORLAFAYETTE LLC BOOTHBAY HARBORLAFAYETTE LLC BOOTHBAY INC LAFAYETTE BOOTHBAY INC LAFAYETTE BOOTHBAY INC LAFAYETTE BOOTHBAY INC LAFAYETTE BOOTHBAY INC LAFAYETTE LLC FISHERMANS LAFAYETTE FISHERMAN'SLAFAYETTE LLC FISHERMAN'SLAFAYETTE LLC FISHERMAN'SLAFAYETTE LLC GROUP LAFAYETTE HILARYLAFFERTY EDDY A LAIRD STACY *LAJOIE ROGER B R & SUZANNE LAMBROS DIANE T

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, PEAR19 STREET AVENUE ATLANTIC 19 and COMMERCIAL 179 STREET BLOW HORN ROAD84 served HAHN COVE20 RD ROBERTS16 CIRCLE as BAY STREET38 a combat CROOKED37 PINE ROAD ROAD NAHANADA 63 BAY STREET64 correspondent ROAD POINT WALL 92 COURT UNION 12 COURT UNION 11 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 4 AVENUE ATLANTIC 148 with LOBSTER COVE88 ROAD LOBSTER COVE ROAD Armed ROAD MIDDLE 40 HACKMATACK 2 ROAD Forces LAKEVIEW85 ROAD ROBERTS CIRCLE ROADBLACKSTONE Radio ROBERTS18 CIRCLE COVE HODGDON ROAD12 Service HARRIS6 PLACE POINT PARK38 STREET ROADS END in AVENUE ATLANTIC 52 Korea AVENUE ATLANTIC 50 BAY STREET during BEATH ROAD 229 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 79 1950 ROAD SUMMIT 16 CROOKEDOFF PINE ROAD and CROOKED20 PINE ROAD #2 STREET UNION 39 1951. WESTERN AVENUE 109 FACTORY COVE8 ROAD In ROAD LINEKIN 77 ROAD LINEKIN 79 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second STONEBURNER LANNGHORNE E WILLIAM LAPOINTE TRUST ANDERSON LIVING MALCOM STEVE DANIEL DOWNING TRUST B LAWRENCEKENT 1992 ALICE TRUST B LEE LIVING ALICE TRUST B LEE LIVING & MARIARANDALL TRST LEHMAN LIV LERNER REAL FAMILY TRST ESTATE Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, PEAR19 STREET AVENUE ATLANTIC 19 and COMMERCIAL 179 STREET BLOW HORN ROAD84 served HAHN COVE20 RD ROBERTS16 CIRCLE as BAY STREET38 a combat CROOKED37 PINE ROAD ROAD NAHANADA 63 BAY STREET64 correspondent ROAD POINT WALL 92 COURT UNION 12 COURT UNION 11 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 4 AVENUE ATLANTIC 148 with LOBSTER COVE88 ROAD LOBSTER COVE ROAD Armed ROAD MIDDLE 40 HACKMATACK 2 ROAD Forces LAKEVIEW85 ROAD ROBERTS CIRCLE ROADBLACKSTONE Radio ROBERTS18 CIRCLE COVE HODGDON ROAD12 Service HARRIS6 PLACE POINT PARK38 STREET ROADS END in AVENUE ATLANTIC 52 Korea AVENUE ATLANTIC 50 BAY STREET during BEATH ROAD 229 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 79 1950 ROAD SUMMIT 16 CROOKEDOFF PINE ROAD and CROOKED20 PINE ROAD #2 STREET UNION 39 1951. WESTERN AVENUE 109 FACTORY COVE8 ROAD In ROAD LINEKIN 77 ROAD LINEKIN 79 AVENUE ATLANTIC 231 A veteran AVENUE ATLANTIC 194 AVENUE #81A ATLANTIC 133 CEDAR25 LANE of DRIVE SIMMONS 7 #16 World OCEAN ROAD #24 59 POINT ROAD MIDDLE 21 EASTERN AVENUE 74 War CONDOMINIUMS POINT SIGNAL II, LANE PENNINGTON 14 he CAMPBELL STREET 15 served MCKOWN STREET 96 ROAD MIDDLE 167 HARBORWEST CONDO POND in the AVENUE ATLANTIC 205 AVENUE ATLANTIC 197 Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND OFF STREET WILLIAMS 9 fromBARROWS ROAD ROAD POINT WALL 92 June CREST AVENUE 82 22, BAYBERRYOFF ROAD BAYBERRYOFF ROAD 1944BAYBERRY ROAD ROAD HILLCROFT 66 to HAHN COVE8 RD May ROAD NAHANADA 24 BAYBERRYOFF 30, ROAD ROAD MCKOWN POINT 127 1946, APPALACHEE105 ROAD EASTERN AVENUE 107 primarily EASTERN AVE 107 CREST AVENUE 137 WESTERN AVENUE 101 aboard EASTERN AVENUE 110 MCKOWN STREET 81 ROAD SAMOSET 261 the ROAD SUNSET 62 ROAD SUNSET 64 LAKESIDE DRIVE 258 HARBOR14 ROAD HEIGHTS March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second STONEBURNER LANNGHORNE E WILLIAM LAPOINTE TRUST ANDERSON LIVING MALCOM STEVE DANIEL DOWNING TRUST B LAWRENCEKENT 1992 ALICE TRUST B LEE LIVING ALICE TRUST B LEE LIVING & MARIARANDALL TRST LEHMAN LIV LERNER REAL FAMILY TRST ESTATE RobertJOEL A LEVIN REVOCABLE TRUST served his town well, PERKINS C KATHLEEN volunteering ADAM & MARK LEWIS SCOTT,NGUYEN and holdingC/O- PERKINS OLSON severalC/O- PERKINS OLSON positions including FiremanGRAY A & JAMES LISA E and Animal SR HYSON GORDON ALEXANDRA L HIGH ALEXANDRA L HIGH At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 5.80 69.60 49.88 243.60 240.12 821.28 145.00 493.00 524.32 794.60 537.08 1,700.56 1,779.44 3,519.44 4,443.96 3,550.76 1,474.36 1,894.28 2,221.40 4,476.44 1,176.24 3,647.04 8,226.72 2,926.68 1,706.36 1,497.56 1,357.20 2,089.16 2,497.48 1,139.12 6,420.60 1,460.44 1,468.56 3,535.68 4,261.84 2,794.44 1,274.84 3,177.24 6,559.80 Original Map LotMap 030-048-C 029-040-O 019-046 015-043-012 015-043-019 005-030 003-005-014 018-002 006-027-001 017-040 006-017 010-065 018-080 018-076-A 019-157 004-052 004-051 013-023 021-013 016-084 027-001-146 026-019 019-023 016-105 027-001-058 027-001-077 003-005-007 030-031-A 029-040-H 020-082 015-113 007-001-B 007-001-A 020-090 020-091 006-003

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, ROAD HILL SNOW 11 DRIVE HUTCHINSON and COVE MILL CREST14 CONDOMINIUMS POINT SIGNAL served DRIVE#19 POINT MCFARLAND 64 AVENUE ATLANTIC 225 as ROADLINEKIN a combat ELVIRA12 DRIVE ROAD SUNSET 69 BARROWS21 ROAD correspondent CREST AVENUE 123 CREST AVENUE LAKEVIEW27 ROAD LAKEVIEWOFF ROAD OAK STREET15 with ROAD MCKOWN POINT 81 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 438 ROAD POINT WALL 7 Forces ROAD POINT WALL 7 BAY STREET37 OF ISLE SPRINGS Radio LAKEVIEW106 ROAD PLACE GILES 10 Service WEEKS5 ROAD OF ISLE SPRINGS OF ISLE SPRINGS in Korea ROADLINEKIN ROAD MIDDLE OFF AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 during DRIVE HUTCHINSON 31 AVENUE TOWNSEND 37 1950 AVENUE TOWNSEND 37 COMMERCIAL4 STREET and CREST AVENUE 188 1951. ROSS LANE 10 AVENUE TOWNSEND 25 In AVENUE TOWNSEND 23 CREST AVENUE A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second WEBSTER SUSAN E WEBSTER SUSAN MARGARET REVOC P WALL TRUST COWLES MERLENE EXEMPT FAM TRUST M RUPING ANN C/O EXECUTOR JACKSON ANGELA C/O EXECUTOR JACKSON ANGELA MARY N MACCORMAC TRUST W MACCORMACKENNETH TRUST W MACCORMACKENNETH TRUST MACGOVERN TRUST FAMILY I THAELL CLIFFORD SUSAN BILLINGS MADDEN SUSAN BILLINGS JEANNE BETTY MADDOCKS ADAMS JEANNE BETTY MADDOCKS ADAMS HARMONMADDOCKS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER 5.80 69.60 49.88 11.60 24.36 243.60 240.12 821.28 145.00 493.00 524.32 794.60 537.08 988.32 700.64 207.64 180.96 560.28 128.76 693.68 131.08 201.84 930.32 1,700.56 1,779.44 3,519.44 4,443.96 3,550.76 1,474.36 1,894.28 2,221.40 4,476.44 1,176.24 3,647.04 8,226.72 2,926.68 1,706.36 1,497.56 1,357.20 2,089.16 2,497.48 1,139.12 6,420.60 1,460.44 1,468.56 3,535.68 4,261.84 2,794.44 1,274.84 3,177.24 6,559.80 2,155.28 1,972.00 1,955.76 4,298.96 3,176.08 3,199.28 2,299.12 1,878.04 2,532.28 2,669.16 1,466.24 1,793.36 1,553.24 2,451.08 1,365.32 3,105.32 1,069.52 2,120.48 2,346.68 7,074.84 1,282.96 1,105.48 2,357.12 1,874.56 2,144.84 Original Original 11,718.32 13,657.84 10,956.20 Map LotMap LotMap 030-048-C 029-040-O 019-046 015-043-012 015-043-019 005-030 003-005-014 018-002 006-027-001 017-040 006-017 010-065 018-080 018-076-A 019-157 004-052 004-051 013-023 021-013 016-084 027-001-146 026-019 019-023 016-105 027-001-058 027-001-077 003-005-007 030-031-A 029-040-H 020-082 015-113 007-001-B 007-001-A 020-090 020-091 006-003 007-001 019-066 022-045 025-022 019-085 030-002-A-ON 015-020 019-007 020-092-A 020-044 015-043-A 015-023 020-120 020-119 011-063-C 026-038-001 030-006-A 016-095 020-198-A 016-018-A-01B 019-128 017-037 006-031 016-087 004-021 014-011 029-002 002-008 021-053 020-018 020-110 006-002-B 018-036 018-037

Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, ROAD HILL SNOW 11 DRIVE HUTCHINSON and COVE MILL CREST14 CONDOMINIUMS POINT SIGNAL served DRIVE#19 POINT MCFARLAND 64 AVENUE ATLANTIC 225 as ROADLINEKIN a combat ELVIRA12 DRIVE ROAD SUNSET 69 BARROWS21 ROAD correspondent CREST AVENUE 123 CREST AVENUE LAKEVIEW27 ROAD LAKEVIEWOFF ROAD OAK STREET15 with ROAD MCKOWN POINT 81 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS Armed LAKESIDE DRIVE 438 ROAD POINT WALL 7 Forces ROAD POINT WALL 7 BAY STREET37 OF ISLE SPRINGS Radio LAKEVIEW106 ROAD PLACE GILES 10 Service WEEKS5 ROAD OF ISLE SPRINGS OF ISLE SPRINGS in Korea ROADLINEKIN ROAD MIDDLE OFF AVENUE TOWNSEND 209 during DRIVE HUTCHINSON 31 AVENUE TOWNSEND 37 1950 AVENUE TOWNSEND 37 COMMERCIAL4 STREET and CREST AVENUE 188 1951. ROSS LANE 10 AVENUE TOWNSEND 25 In AVENUE TOWNSEND 23 CREST AVENUE BLOW HORN ROAD A STREET WEST 49 veteran EASTERN AVENUE 36 TOWNSEND 66 of EATON ROAD43 World PAINE ROAD16 MONTGOMERY ROAD47 COMMERCIAL 100 STREET War OAK STREET12 II, BRIDGE STREET6 he AVENUE ATLANTIC 6 served SEA STREET33 COMMERCIAL 120 STREET in AVENUE TOWNSEND 97 the PEAR4 STREET Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND 97 ROAD NAHANADA 64 from STREET FULLERTON OFF DRIVE TURKEY HILL 21 June WATERS5 TRAIL EDGE PINE STREET 26 22, STREET UNION 50 1944 AVENUE #1B ATLANTIC 96 STREETWEST to BARROWS29 ROAD May AVENUE ATLANTIC 256 BAY STREET35 30, JUNIPER ROAD POINT 50 1946, WESTERN AVENUE 110 TOWNSEND 3 primarily LAKESIDE DRIVE 199 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 40 APPALACHEE112 ROAD CAMPBELL STREET 63 aboard OAK STREET60 OAK STREET60 the ROAD SPRUCEHILL POINT 17 STREET WILLIAMS 8 STREET WILLIAMS 12 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second WEBSTER SUSAN E WEBSTER SUSAN MARGARET REVOC P WALL TRUST COWLES MERLENE EXEMPT FAM TRUST M RUPING ANN C/O EXECUTOR JACKSON ANGELA C/O EXECUTOR JACKSON ANGELA MARY N MACCORMAC TRUST W MACCORMACKENNETH TRUST W MACCORMACKENNETH TRUST MACGOVERN TRUST FAMILY I THAELL CLIFFORD SUSAN BILLINGS MADDEN SUSAN BILLINGS JEANNE BETTY MADDOCKS ADAMS JEANNE BETTY MADDOCKS ADAMS HARMONMADDOCKS LEEMAN MICHELE M Robert served C MAIN JIMMY & JUDITH L hisREAL PROPERTY TAXES town well, volunteering and holding several ALS ET STEELE THOMAS MALKIN NEVERS A TOBI positions M LEAH GOLDMAN JR MANSFIELD GEORGE M includingDORAY MANSON NICCI Fireman and AnimalDOW KIMBERLEE A DRUCKER LAURA MARGARETKING V MARGARETKING V At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, DRIVE#24 POINT MCFARLAND 52 BAYBERRY24 ROAD and REED50 ROAD served LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF KENNEY DRIVE FIELD KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 14 as BAY STREET97 a combat GRANARY WAY20 LANE LEDGE HIGH 45 correspondent BAY STREET43 SPRUCE LANE HOLLOW 21 HARBOR WEST 7 ROAD POND #7B HOWARD STREET46 withCREST AVENUE KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 44 Armed AVENUE ATLANTIC 265 AVENUE ATLANTIC 7 Forces STREET GILEAD 12 ROAD SUNSET 29 BREAKWATER27 ROAD Radio LOBSTER COVE 120 ROAD ROAD SUNSET 21 ServiceBIRCH ROAD BIRCH ROAD14 in AVENUE A ATLANTIC 15 Korea ANDREWS LANE ST 18 ALEXANDER WAY during KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 87 AVENUE ATLANTIC 10 LOBSTER COVE21 ROAD 1950 STREET SCHOOL 38 LOBSTER COVE17 ROAD and FACTORY COVE23 ROAD 1951. ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 68 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 30 In ROAD SAMOSET 241 COMMERCIAL 102 STREET A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second DICKSON MARILYN M DICKSON MARK D DANNELS LYNN FLANAGAN MORACHE MARTHA A SCOTT FLAGG DORA ST.MARTIN S MARTIN TENDLER MARY OTTO K & DAVID W MARY OTTO K & DAVID W MARY LOU DAXLAND ROWE VALORIE A GAIL MAGENIS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, DRIVE#24 POINT MCFARLAND 52 BAYBERRY24 ROAD and REED50 ROAD served LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF KENNEY DRIVE FIELD KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 14 as BAY STREET97 a combat GRANARY WAY20 LANE LEDGE HIGH 45 correspondent BAY STREET43 SPRUCE LANE HOLLOW 21 HARBOR WEST 7 ROAD POND #7B HOWARD STREET46 withCREST AVENUE KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 44 Armed AVENUE ATLANTIC 265 AVENUE ATLANTIC 7 Forces STREET GILEAD 12 ROAD SUNSET 29 BREAKWATER27 ROAD Radio LOBSTER COVE 120 ROAD ROAD SUNSET 21 ServiceBIRCH ROAD BIRCH ROAD14 in AVENUE A ATLANTIC 15 Korea ANDREWS LANE ST 18 ALEXANDER WAY during KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 87 AVENUE ATLANTIC 10 LOBSTER COVE21 ROAD 1950 STREET SCHOOL 38 LOBSTER COVE17 ROAD and FACTORY COVE23 ROAD 1951. ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 68 VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 30 In ROAD SAMOSET 241 COMMERCIAL 102 STREET ROAD MIDDLE 213 A CAMPBELL STREET veteran CAMPBELL STREET 60 BAYVILLE RD of ROAD SAMOSET 245 World GREENLEAF LANE 16 AVENUE ATLANTIC 216 AVENUE ATLANTIC 212 War LANE MOFFAT BAY STREET32 II, he ROAD POINT WALL 65 OFservedISLE SPRINGS OAK GROVE160 #2B CONDOS AVENUE TOWNSEND 180 in BIRCH ROAD52 the OF ISLE SPRINGS Navy CROOKED39 PINE ROAD CROOKED PINE ROAD fromROCK ROAD June ROCK 30 ROAD ROSS LANE 12 22, HACKMATACK ROAD12 1944 BAY STREET17 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 84 to AVENUE #3 TOWNSEND 100 May ROADS END 25 ROADS END 30, ROADS END 34 1946, LAKEVIEW57 ROAD AVENUE TOWNSEND 302 primarily WAWENOCK 14 TRAIL LANE PENNINGTON 17 ROAD MIDDLE 155 aboard WAWENOCK 52 TRAIL WAWENOCK TRAIL ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 70 the ROAD MCKOWN POINT 161 ROADMCKOWN POINT ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 45 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second DICKSON MARILYN M DICKSON MARK D DANNELS LYNN FLANAGAN MORACHE MARTHA A SCOTT FLAGG DORA ST.MARTIN S MARTIN TENDLER MARY OTTO K & DAVID W MARY OTTO K & DAVID W MARY LOU DAXLAND ROWE VALORIE A GAIL MAGENIS Robert served his town well, volunteering COMPANY HAUGHEY THE and DECLARATION OF TRST MCCLINTOCK holding DECLARATION OF TRST MCCLINTOCK severalEMER 2000 P MCCOURT TRUST positions includingC/O GEORGE H MCEVOY C/O GEORGE H MCEVOY Fireman CALEB B HODGDON and Animal JOAN P MCGEE REVOC TRUST LIVING At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner Owner MARILYN M DICKSON TRUST MARILYN M DICKSON S SUZANNE MARINELL REVMARK D DANNELS LIV TRUST MARKEE A & JULIE P KENNETH MARLOWE N LUCY *MARLOWE N LUCY MAROON CASEY P & SARAH MAROON CASEY P & SARAH MAROON ROBERT JR K & SALLY MARQUEZ R ERNEST MARR BARBARA JEAN MARSH ANGELA MARSH C JONATHAN & DORIS H LOWEN R *MARSHALL ALBERTMARSHALL R MARTHA MORACHE TRUST K ANNE MARTIN ERICMARTIN & PAULA JANET EMARTIN JOHNMARTIN MELANIEMARTIN J WOLD REVOC S TENDLER MARTIN TRUST MARUSEK A CHRISTINE MARVIN ANDREW S & JOAN W MARY REVOC K OTTO TRUST LIVING MARY REVOC K OTTO TRUST LIVING REVMARY JANDRY LOU DAXLAND TRST MARY TRUST W CANNON MASSE FRANCIS X L CINDY MASTRELLA HOWARD W JRMATCHETT HOWARD W JR*MATCHETT & ROBERTA HOWARD W JRMATCHETT & ROBERTA MATREGRANO RALPH R JR L & NANCY ROBERTMATSON B & JUNE ANDREW JMATTHEWS & PENELOPE T PETERMATWICZYK & CAROL M B ROTHMAN AGREEMENT REV TRUST JOHNMAXWELL B & CAROL MAYBERRY KEVIN L MAYHEW MICHAEL J MAYHEW MICHAEL J A & TRUDENCE MAYHEW A TRUDENCE *MAYNES SUSAN SHIRLEY A MCALLISTER MCARTOR ROBERT & LINDA MCARTOR ROBERT J E & LINDA MCARTOR ROBERT J E & LINDA MCBRIDE ROSEMARY & MICHAEL J MCCAMMON JOSEPH & LAURIE N C S GLEN MCCANDLESS A S & ROBERT NANCY MCCANN C MCCARTHY ANDREW J MCCARTHY JAYNE M & MICHAEL G JANE D MCCLENNAN JAMESMCCLINTOCK I JAMESMCCLINTOCK I MCCOMISKEY & JOSEPHINA MATTHEW MCCOMISKEY & JOSEPHINA MATTHEW EMERMCCOURT P & KATHERINE SCOTT D MCCULLOUGH GARY D & JOYCE*MCDANIEL JO ANNE MCDONALD JO-ANNE MCDONALD MCEVOY GEORGE H MCEVOY GEORGE OF SR ESTATE MCEVOY GEORGE OF SR ESTATE MCEVOY R KATELIN MCEVOY SARAH E DAVID MCFARLAND & BEVERLY H DAVID MCFARLAND & BEVERLY H ROBERTMCFETRIDGE M & JUANITA MCGARRY RODERICK A & MICHELE A MCGARRY RODERICK R & MICHELLE A MCGEE JAMES A & JOAN P MCGEE ROBERT E & HEIDI C MCGEE ROBERT E & HEIDI C MCGILLIVRAY LLC FAMILY

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 49 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 23 and PARK4 STREET ROADS END 14 served ROAD MIDDLE 241 STREET WILLIAMS 2 as EASTERN AVENUE 16 a ROAD SUMMIT 66 combat ARTHUR DRIVE 24 ROADMIDDLE correspondent DRIVE SIMMONS #8 15 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 72 AVENUE TOWNSEND 38 STREET MCCLINTOCK 5 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 44 with WHARF 14 STREET Armed ROAD SUNSET LANE MOFFAT 50 AVENUE TOWNSEND 200 Forces AVENUE TOWNSEND 200 LAKESIDE DRIVE 137 DRIVERadio HUTCHINSON 25 ROAD SPRUCEHILL 4 POINT APPALACHEE100 ROAD Service BARTER7 ROAD LOBSTER COVE 135 ROAD OAK STREET35 in AVENUE TOWNSEND 15 Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND OFF AVENUE #61A ATLANTIC 133 during BARROWS25 ROAD ROCK 12 ROAD 1950 JUNIPER ROAD6 POINT BRADLEY2 ROAD and STREET WILLIAMS 19 AVENUE #1D ATLANTIC 96 1951. AVENUE #3A ATLANTIC 96 AVENUE In ATLANTIC 125 AVENUE ATLANTIC 125 AVENUE ATLANTIC A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second BOUCHARD MICHELLE M CHARLES & VALEDAMICHAUD F C Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location Location 1949, ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 49 ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 23 and PARK4 STREET ROADS END 14 served ROAD MIDDLE 241 STREET WILLIAMS 2 as EASTERN AVENUE 16 a ROAD SUMMIT 66 combat ARTHUR DRIVE 24 ROADMIDDLE correspondent DRIVE SIMMONS #8 15 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 72 AVENUE TOWNSEND 38 STREET MCCLINTOCK 5 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 44 with WHARF 14 STREET Armed ROAD SUNSET LANE MOFFAT 50 AVENUE TOWNSEND 200 Forces AVENUE TOWNSEND 200 LAKESIDE DRIVE 137 DRIVERadio HUTCHINSON 25 ROAD SPRUCEHILL 4 POINT APPALACHEE100 ROAD Service BARTER7 ROAD LOBSTER COVE 135 ROAD OAK STREET35 in AVENUE TOWNSEND 15 Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND OFF AVENUE #61A ATLANTIC 133 during BARROWS25 ROAD ROCK 12 ROAD 1950 JUNIPER ROAD6 POINT BRADLEY2 ROAD and STREET WILLIAMS 19 AVENUE #1D ATLANTIC 96 1951. AVENUE #3A ATLANTIC 96 AVENUE In ATLANTIC 125 AVENUE ATLANTIC 125 AVENUE ATLANTIC MCKOWN STREET 96 A AVENUE TOWNSEND 350 veteran AVENUE TOWNSEND 350 of ROADS END 24 World WESTERN AVENUE 18 BRIDGE STREET 53 CREST AVENUE 101 War BEAR26 ROAD END II, OAK STREET64 he DRIVE#21 POINT MCFARLAND 64 served OF ISLE SPRINGS BIRCH ROAD36 KENNEY DRIVE FIELD in KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 59 the AVENUE TOWNSEND 321 NavyBLAKE'S WHARF STREET UNION 60 from STREET UNION 51 ROAD SUMMIT 39 June ROADS END 33 SEA STREET17 22, AVENUE ATLANTIC 16 1944 AVENUE TOWNSEND 276 AVENUE TOWNSEND 285 to AVENUE TOWNSEND 286 May JUNIPER ROAD POINT 18 30, SHERMAN STREET14 1946, DRIVE#35 POINT MCFARLAND 2 WESTERN AVENUE #12B 160 primarily MCKOWN STREET 73 STREET UNION 41 #38 COURT VILLAGE 26 aboard STREET FULLERTON 34 STREET UNION 47 OF ISLE SPRINGS the AVENUE TOWNSEND 260 LOBSTER COVE 126 ROAD PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 37 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Owner Second BOUCHARD MICHELLE M CHARLES & VALEDAMICHAUD F C Robert servedC/O HALLINAN WILLIAM hisBURKE PAMELA J townMOORE PATRICIA well,ROGER & MARY MILLER REV TRUST volunteering and holding several positions includingBURKE STEVEN M Fireman and Animal W MOOREJULIA REVOCABLE TRUST H M & WILLIAM WRIGHT THOMAS At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, BAY STREET68 OF ISLE SPRINGS and OF ISLE SPRINGS CREST AVENUE 4 served GRANDVIEW AVENUE 48 LOBSTER COVE37 ROAD as POOLER15 ROAD a combat CHIMES LANE 35 CHIMES LANE 15 OCEAN ROAD POINT 103 correspondent BAYVILLE ROAD117 JUNIPER ROAD POINT VIEW ROAD MOUNTAIN 39 BAYBERRY31 ROAD ROAD NAHANADA 18 with WHARF 16 STREET MCKOWN STREET 80 ArmedSOPHIA WAY SOPHIA WAY ForcesSOPHIA WAY SOPHIA WAY SOPHIA WAYRadioSOPHIA WAY SOPHIA WAY ServiceSOPHIA WAY PARK46 STREET in LANE BRIGGS 9 Korea CAMPBELL STREET 44 ROAD SUMMIT 42 during AVENUE #2C ATLANTIC 96 OAK STREET62 1950 OAK STREET62 AVENUE ATLANTIC 240 and ROAD SAMOSET 290 AVENUE ATLANTIC 132 1951. STREET FULLERTON 57 STREET FULLERTON 55 In STREET WEST 19 COMMERCIAL54 STREET A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second MURPHY DEIRDRA A TRUST ISLAND TRUST ISLAND MORRIS MICHAEL H A & NANCY F MORRISONCHARLOTTE REV TRUST MORTON GREGORY D S & JOSHUA NOMINEE LODGE TRUST PISGAH MT JANE TERRY & LABONNE MULLAINE BARBARASMITH HEALY Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In COMMERCIAL54 STREET A LANE MOFFAT 48 veteran STREET SCHOOL 7 ROAD SUMMIT 14 of LOBSTER COVE 134 ROAD World ROAD STONEWALL OLD 43 BIRCH ROAD38 WarCOMMERCIAL STREET HOWARD STREET40 II, CROOKED7 PINE ROAD he served CROOKED23 PINE ROAD PEAR23 STREET in AVENUE TOWNSEND 66 the AVENUE TOWNSEND 143 Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND 143 AVENUE TOWNSEND 219 from BAY STREET18 WAWENOCK 42 TRAIL June OF ISLE SPRINGS EASTERN AVENUE 61 22, DRIVE SIMMONS 3 #18 1944 STREET WEST 58 SHERMAN6 STREET to ROADNAHANADA May AVENUE TOWNSEND 319 30, WESTERN AVENUE 57 1946, ROAD POINT STEWART 15 CHIMES LANE 36 primarily AVENUE B ATLANTIC 15 PARK6 STREET BAY STREET40 aboard AVENUE ATLANTIC 4 AVENUE TOWNSEND 89 AVENUEthe TOWNSEND 89 MONTGOMERY ROAD45 VIRGINIA STREET28 VIRGINIA STREET March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert served & JOANWILLIAM MURPHY REV TRST his GRETCHEN S MURRAY TRUST town well, volunteering and holding NANCY SIAGEL several LOUISE BURVILL PATRICIA G FALLON positions including Fireman V MORRIS SUSAN E CYNTHIA WINNE and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE E ATLANTIC 15 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 53 and DRIVE#11 POINT MCFARLAND 43 served APPALACHEE111 ROAD CREST AVENUE 130 EASTERN AVENUE 23 as OF ISLE SPRINGS a combat STREET FULLERTON 16 LANE PENNINGTON 26 OAK STREET46 correspondent STREET SCHOOL 16 WHEELER ROAD HERON28 COVE ROAD APPALACHEE59 ROAD APPALACHEE57 ROAD with BIRCH ROAD42 ROADMIDDLE Armed LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF LAKEVIEW16 ROAD Forces DRIVE#32 POINT MCFARLAND 8 Radio SEA 9 VIEW PLACE Service ROAD MCKOWN POINT 53 in JUNIPER ROAD POINT 26 KoreaWESTERN AVENUE OAK STREET18 ROADduring SUNSET 104 ROAD SUNSET KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 78 1950 CENTRAL AVENUE 14 CEDAR7 LANE andMCKOWN POINT 1951. ROADMCKOWN POINT JUNIPER ROAD POINT In CEDAR10 LANE STREET HIGH 15 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second THE MAINE THE TRUST PARSONS EDWARD M EMILY R BREITNER LIV TRUST EMILY R BREITNER LIV TRUST MARIANORTON WILDER KAY MARGARET MITCHELL NUTT CAROL & A R TANDY CAROL & A R TANDY M R REALTY TRUST JAMESO'CONNELL & CONSTANCE F JAMESO'CONNELL & CONSTANCE F JAMESO'CONNELL & CONSTANCE F Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner NIEMAN JOHN S & MARGARETNIEMAN JOHN S S W CLYDE W & TODD NIGHTINGALE F TRUSTEE JUDITH NIGHTINGALE MARTHA C NIKLA MARK B & BARBARANISSENBAUM M ROBERT NISSENBAUM J. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second J B O'CONNOR PERS QUAL RES TRST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holdingLORENCE JOANNE C BLASCO DOLORES several positions including FiremanCONRAD KILENE E and Animal PARRISH TRUST FAMILY PARROW KAREN R At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, HARBORWEST CONDOS POND ROAD MIDDLE 11 and DRIVE#17 POINT MCFARLAND 64 served ROBERTS20 CIRCLE ROAD SAMOSET 145 ROAD SAMOSET 150 as ROAD MCKOWN POINT 14 a combat ROAD SAMOSET 279 OF ISLE SPRINGS DRIVE#6 POINT MCFARLAND 43 correspondent BREAKWATER29 ROAD LOBSTER COVE22 ROAD COMMERCIAL 123 STREET COVE HODGDON ROAD22 with COVE HODGDON ROAD18 AVENUE #2B ATLANTIC 96 Armed CROOKED28 PINE ROAD CROOKED PINE ROAD Forces LANE LEDGE HIGH 51 PENNOYER5 DRIVE PENNOYER7 DRIVE Radio PENNOYER6 DRIVE Service AVENUE ATLANTIC 43 ROAD SUNSET 149 OAK STREET32 in STREET WEST 50 Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND 121 ROAD MIDDLE 159 during ROAD MIDDLE 161 OAK STREET38 1950 AVENUE TOWNSEND 58 ROAD LINEKIN #7A 20 and HACKMATACK 5 ROAD ELVIRA14 DRIVE 1951. ROAD MIDDLE 18 ROAD STATION PUMP 12 In MCKOWN STREET 42 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 38 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second SARGENT PAULA M PAULA SARGENT PALMER TRUST PAYNE LIVING TRUST WILDE WATROUS WILLIAM TRUST WILDE WATROUS WILLIAM PARTNERSHIP 25% LTD FAMILY E EDITH PENNOYER TRUST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second REVOCABLE AGREEMENTS TRUST Robert served his RANECHRISTENSEN town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, DRIVE HUTCHINSON 11 LAKEVIEW45 ROAD and AVENUE ATLANTIC 62 AVENUE ATLANTIC 62 served ABENAKI7 ROAD as STREET SCHOOL 50 a HARBOR3 ROAD HEIGHTS combat BARROWS16 ROAD PAINE ROAD10 correspondent PARK17 STREET BAYVILLE ROAD57 PARK ROADHIGHLAND ROAD MIDDLE 233 ROAD MIDDLE 231 CAMPBELL STREET 39 with Armed #2 COURT VILLAGE 3 STREET WEST 10 BEATH ROAD 223 ForcesBACK NARROWS ROAD OCEAN ROAD POINT 139 Radio CREST AVENUE 107 PEAR12 STREET LANE PENNINGTON 28 Service JORDAN 14 DRIVE in COMMERCIAL47 STREET Korea CAMPBELL STREET 11 OAK1 ST AVENUE ATLANTIC 185 during OF ISLE SPRINGS PINE STREET 24 1950 BACK NARROWS31 ROAD ROAD SPRUCEHILL POINT 29 and STREET UNION 1951. LAKESIDE DRIVE 236 ROAD SHIPS POINT 3 RACOON6 DRIVE In ROAD POINT WALL 102 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 14 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second DEVISEES OF MARY A PLUNKETT Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert ANN DEGENHARD JULIA servedROSENBERG FLORENCE hisROSENBERG FLORENCE town QUEENAN & JOANN K JOHN F well,QUEENAN & JOANN K JOHN F volunteering andRACY FAMILY TRUST holdingVJE REVOCABLE TRUST RAPELYE JACOB TANNER several positions including Fireman ALEXANDERA TALLEN andTEUBER BRENDA R VON Animal STOVER HOLLY At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, AVENUE ATLANTIC 219 AVENUE ATLANTIC 14 andWILDER LANE served OAK STREET24 BEATH ROAD GRANARY WAY31 as POWDER FARMS ROAD11 HILL a combat ROAD SUNSET 53 LAKEVIEW90 ROAD LAKEVIEW94 ROAD correspondent WAWENOCK 22 TRAIL EATON ROAD24 EATON ROAD EATON ROAD20 CEDAR15 LANE with DRIVE#14 POINT MCFARLAND 59 ROAD SUMMIT 8 Armed LANE MOFFAT 37 ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 18 Forces AVENUE #2D ATLANTIC 96 OAK STREET27 OF ISLE SPRINGS Radio WESTERN AVENUE 186 EATON ROAD15 Service OF ISLE SPRINGS OF ISLE SPRINGS APPALACHEE107 ROAD in Korea AVENUE TOWNSEND 185 OAK STREET31 WESTERN AVENUE 52 during COMMERCIAL 150 STREET EAMES18 ROAD 1950 STREET UNION 23 BY WAY 12 and STREET GILEAD 10 MCKOWN STREET 10 1951. STREET UNION 28 ROAD STONEWALL OLD 4 In KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 25 BAYBERRY27 ROAD A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second UPHAM NICHOLAS, BARTER NICHOLAS, UPHAM & SOLER DOHERTY JR JOHN ROMANELLI RICHARD A SHAW MARGOEGARCIA ELIZABETH; RIECHEL TRUST FAMILY BOWEN JOHN A M RIPPTHOMAS REVOCABLE TRUST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert served his town ROBERT H ZOLLINGER M & RUTH well, volunteering ROBINSON SHERWIN GLEN and holding severalNEIRMEYER LAWRENCE T MCCRACKEN L ANNE positions HOWARD BLACKBURN DOLLOFF including FiremanDAVIS CAROL J andLOGHAVEN REALTY TRUST Animal ROWE REV 2016 FAMILY TRUST At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949,WESTERN AVENUE WESTERN AVENUE 23 and ROAD LEDGE 10 LOBSTER COVE 190 ROAD served CREST AVENUE 126 COVE HODGDON ROAD32 as ROADS END 11 a combat PEAR9 STREET PEAR7 STREET ROADS END 17 correspondent STREET SCHOOL 18 INT ROAD LINEKIN 1/2 ROAD LINEKIN 15 OF ISLE SPRINGS CAMPBELL STREET7 with KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 4 Armed PARK18 STREET AVENUE #82B ATLANTIC 133 WESTERN AVENUE #7B 160 Forces AVENUE #92B ATLANTIC 133 OAK STREET Radio OAK STREET84 4(D) UNIT STREET UNION 43 Service BARROWS65 R0AD ROAD LOGAN 19 in KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 27 Korea STREET WEST 42 HARBOR1 ISLAND during ANDREWS LANE ST 11 EAMES ROAD EAMES9 ROAD 1950EAMES ROAD (REAR) and DRIVE HUTCHINSON 16 DRIVE HUTCHINSON 16 1951. AVENUE TOWNSEND 27 TUPPER ROAD3 In ROAD SUNSET 72 ROAD SUNSET A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second PHILIP J RUBEL 1994 REVPHILIP J TRUST RUBEL 1994 SPINNAKER TRUST SAMPLE LEAH EXECUTRIX JEFFREY REV S SAMPSON TRUST REVJOANNE SAMUELS TRUST LOWERY SANDRA F VIRGINIA A SMITH TRUST LIVING DIANE SAUNDERS TRUST LIVING DIANE SAUNDERS TRUST LIVING DIANE SAUNDERS ANDREABIELLI Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In ROAD SUNSET A STREET UNION 17 veteran MCKOWN STREET 12 ROAD BLACKSTONE 7 ofBAYVILLE World SHERMAN STREET17 FACTORY COVE27 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 103 WarGRANARY WAY II, ROAD HANSEN 9 he ROAD NAHANADA 59 served WESTERN AVENUE 177 WESTERN AVENUE 181 WESTERN AVENUE 191 in the WESTERN OFF AVENUE CROOKED55 PINE ROAD Navy from CREST AVENUE 94 AVENUE ATLANTIC 172 June AVENUE ATLANTIC WILDER LANE 46 22, ROADSAMOSET 1944 ROAD SAMOSET 162 AVENUE ATLANTIC 87 to AVENUE ATLANTIC 87 May HAHN COVE6 RD HAHN COVE9 RD 30, AVENUE TOWNSEND 53 1946, ROAD NAHANADA 67 ROADNAHANADA primarily AVENUE TOWNSEND 53 AVENUE TOWNSEND OFF AVENUE TOWNSEND 295 aboardWHARF STREET LAKESIDE DRIVE 208 AVENUE ATLANTIC 206 the AVENUE ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC WESTERN AVENUE 27 ELVIRA21 DRIVE March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert A JSCAGLIONE & S C HEACOCK DANA served his town well, volunteeringBOYD MARGARET M BOYD MARGARET M BOYD MARGARET M MARGARET M BOYD TRST andBOES RICHARD & RACHEL M holding several MARY COLLEENREDINGTON positions including FiremanSEIDELHUBER HEIDI I and Animal REALTY TRUST SEDZIA At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, WAY HAMMOND 17 AVENUE ATLANTIC 34 and AVENUE ATLANTIC 34 CREST AVENUE 28 served APPALACHEE127 ROAD WESTERN AVENUE 93 as CREST AVENUE 62 a combatLAKESIDE DRIVE WESTERN AVENUE 69 OAK STREET14 correspondent TUPPER ROAD15 TUPPER ROAD12 APPLE TREE29 WAY APPLE TREE12 WAY ROAD LINEKIN 17 with STREET WEST 59 JORDAN 25 DRIVE Armed JORDANOFF DRIVE AVENUE TOWNSEND 5 EASTERN AVENUE 12 Forces ROAD SAMOSET 115 ROAD SAMOSET 88 Radio ROAD SAMOSET 102 ROAD SAMOSET 85 Service ROAD SUMMIT 18 LAKESIDE DRIVE ROADS END 21 in STREET WEST 73 Korea LAKEVIEW51 ROAD MCCOBB ROAD21 during MCCOBB ROAD20 WHARF5 STREET COMMERCIAL5 STREET 1950 DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 38 and DRIVE#22 POINT MCFARLAND 62 OAK STREET59 1951. ROAD SHIPS POINT 6 COMMERCIAL 120 STREET In DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 84 DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 34 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second SELVIN RHONDA &SELVIN RASANEN JOHN JOYCE REV A STUBBERT TRUST II SHEVENELL REALTY TRUST Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In ROCK ROAD A veteran ROCK 18 ROAD EASTERN AVENUE 46 OCEAN ROAD POINT of BRADLEY ROAD35 World ROAD MCKOWN POINT 169 ROAD MIDDLE 210 War LANE CABIN LOG 7 CREST AVENUE 64 II, WEEKS7 ROAD he AVENUE ATLANTIC 242 served COMMERCIAL 117 STREET LOBSTER COVE11 ROAD in DRIVE#5 POINT MCFARLAND 43 the ROAD SAMOSET 5 Navy AVENUE TOWNSEND 27 LAKESIDE DRIVEOFF DRIVE#4 POINT MCFARLAND 33 from BAYBERRY11 ROAD June BIRCH ROAD37 PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 11 22, MONTGOMERY ROAD25 1944 ROAD LINEKIN #9A 20 ELVIRA19 DRIVE to CAMPBELL STREET 19 May OCEAN ROAD POINT 109 #40 COURT VILLAGE 20 30, STREET SCHOOL 14 1946, BLOW HORN ROAD62 LOBSTER COVE7 ROAD primarily HAHN COVE17 RD BEACH8 ROAD PATH HOWARD STREET42 aboard ROAD HILL SNOW 9 ROAD HILL SNOW the ROAD HILL SNOW 12 AVENUE TOWNSEND 46 STREET UNION 37 APPALACHEE ROAD March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert M LAURA SIMMONS served GAIL PAGE SUNNI his town A & JANICE WILLIAM SIMPSON D well, volunteering JUDY STONE and holding LAURA A VASSAMILLET several positions includingCROWELL G LESLIE TRUST LIVING TAYLOR SMITH SUSAN Fireman and Animal HELMAN FRANK G At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, EASTERN AVENUE 98 ROAD HILLSIDE 9 and BAYVILLE ROAD40 PINE STREET7 served WESTERN AVENUE 113 BARTER11 ROAD as STREET HIGH 10 a OCEAN ROAD POINT 235 combat ROAD MIDDLE 223 COMMERCIAL 190 STREET correspondent AVENUE C ATLANTIC 15 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 88 AVENUE ATLANTIC GRANDVIEW AVENUE 88 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 84 withCENTRAL AVENUE AVENUE ATLANTIC Armed AVENUE ATLANTIC CROOKED33 PINE ROAD BIRCH ROAD Forces ROAD NAHANADA 49 AVENUE ATLANTIC 60 Radio AVENUE ATLANTIC 60 LAKESIDE DRIVE85 AVENUE ATLANTIC 29 ServiceEMERY LANE MCCOBB ROAD ROAD MIDDLE 189 in KoreaEMERY LANE COMMERCIAL 193 STREET COMMERCIAL STREET during HARBORWEST CONDOS POND OAK STREET48 1950 LAKESIDE DRIVE41 SEA STREET40 and EASTERN AVENUE 85 1951.BARTER ROAD LANE BAY LANDING In STREET SCHOOL 53 ARTHUR DRIVE6 CROOKED22 PINE ROAD A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second SPRAGUE JULIE KIPP MELANIE B ALICE TRENT MARKCOLONNA J Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In CROOKEDOFF PINE ROAD A APPALACHEE37 ROAD veteran AVENUE ATLANTIC 38 JORDAN DRIVE of ROAD HILLCROFT 26 World ROAD HILLCROFT 24 BAY STREET85 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 31 War COMMERCIAL15 STREET HARBORWEST CONDO POND II, he AVENUE ATLANTIC 183 BRADLEY ROADserved25 AVENUE ATLANTIC 24 DRIVE SIMMONS #9 21 in LAKEVIEW58 ROAD the STREET SCHOOL 39 Navy PARK5 STREET from CEDAR21 LANE DRIVE#23 POINT MCFARLAND 52 June CREST AVENUE 84 OF ISLE SPRINGS 22, AVENUE ATLANTIC 12 1944 DRIVE LEDGE TOWNSEND 15 AVENUE #62A ATLANTIC 133 to SEA STREET38 MayTUPPER ROAD 30, ROBERTS4 CIRCLE PARK STREET 1946, ROADMIDDLE ROAD LOGAN 26 primarily ROADLOGAN ROADLOGAN JUNIPER ROAD POINT 24 aboard WESTERN AVENUE 257 OF ISLE SPRINGS OF ISLE SPRINGS the FACTORY COVE17 ROAD AVENUE ATLANTIC DRIVE POINT MCFARLAND 32 March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert served his town well,ROYALL ROBERT M volunteeringROYALL ROBERT M and holding TRUST COTTAGE FAMILY STEVENSON R TRUST STEWART SUSAN several positions includingSTOVER JAMES A & LISA FiremanSTOVER REED HOLLY and Animal TRUST FAMILY INVESTMENT STULB F BEAN SUSAN AKER PEGGY At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, STREET UNION 55 STREET UNION 55 andBAYBERRY ROAD BAYBERRY14 ROADservedBAYBERRY ROAD STREET FULLERTON as VIRGINIA STREET39 a combat ROADLISHMAN HAHN COVE4 RD AVENUE ATLANTIC 213 correspondent MCKOWN STREET8 MCKOWN STREET8 OF ISLE SPRINGS JUNIPER ROAD POINT 28 JUNIPER ROAD POINT 35 with OAK STREET32 #39 COURT VILLAGE 22 Armed ROAD SUMMIT 24 ROAD SUMMIT Forces CREST AVENUE 53 AVENUE ATLANTIC 94 AVENUE #21A ATLANTIC 133 Radio OAK STREET14 LAKESIDE DRIVE 415 Service KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 91 WESTERN AVENUE 126 WESTERN AVENUE 112 in Korea ROAD MCKOWN POINT 154 DRIVE#1 POINT MCFARLAND 33 6B WESTERN AVENUE UNIT 160 duringWESTERN AVENUE MCKOWN STREET 32 1950 BRIDGE STREET8 ARTHUR DRIVE and BARTER14 ROAD 1951. DRIVE#9 POINT MCFARLAND 43 SEA STREET26 In BAY STREET45 BAYBERRY ROAD ACCESS A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second JASKOT SUSAN JASKOT SUSAN JASKOT SUSAN CHRISTOPHER SUTTON BARNARD LAURA S VANDER JOHN KELLEY MARY JODI L THOMAS JAMES/GLORIA JT LIV TRST TALIANA KAPLAN FRED KAPLAN FRED M TAYLOR REVOCLORETTA TRUST E DIANE HELLENS RICHARDKELLY R M & DANA REVOCABLE TRUST PATRICIA AGREEMT A GAYLORD TRST TABER C THOMAS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner SULLIVAN PETER JSULLIVAN & KATHRYN PETER JSULLIVAN & KATHRYN TRUST JASKOT FAMILY SUSAN TRUST JASKOT FAMILY SUSAN TRUST JASKOT FAMILY SUSAN T ANN SUTTER JAMES & KAREN SUTTON KAREN & GEOFFREY SUTTON J HOLLY & HARMANUS III SWAN CHRISTOPHER*SWANSON L SWARTSBERG KAREN SWARTSBERG KAREN JAMESSWIFT SWOPE KATHERINE A A & LUCY SYLVESTER A JONATHAN & C RET LLC GLORIA A TALIANA GLORIA ANN TAPLIN GLORIA ANN TAPLIN TAYLOR DAVID TAYLOR DAVID A & ELEANOR P M TAYLOR LORETTA INC SUPPLY AUTO TDR JR GORDON N TEAGUE RICHARDTESTA M & MAUREEN A MARGARETTEW KELLY VIRGINIA MARGARETTEW K K; TISON JOHN PETER THAL-LARSEN MCCORMICK ANNE THE TRUST BARBARATHE AREVOC HENSON TRST CHIMESTHE ASSOCIATION COALTHE SHACK SHOP FOOTBRIDGE THE HENDERSON 2013 SUZANNE THE PAMELA F THIBOUTOT AGREEMENT A GAYLORD TRST THOMAS REVOC C TABERTHOMAS 2007 TRUST JOHN E THOMPSON PATRICIATHOMPSON M

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In BIRCH ROAD51 A BEACH ROAD PATH veteran HERON18 COVE ROAD ROAD SAMOSET 114 of VIRGINIA STREET47 World AVENUE ATLANTIC 154 EASTERN AVENUE 91 War CROOKED8 PINE ROAD CROOKED PINE ROAD II, ROAD STONEWALL OLD 64 he ROADMCKOWN POINT served AVENUE TODD 18 AVENUE TODD 24 PIERFISH in the MONTGOMERY ROAD19 ICE OLD ROAD HOUSE 12 Navy STREET SCHOOL 17 AVENUE TOWNSEND 33 fromCOMMERCIAL STREET WESTERN AVENUE 115 June BRIDGE STREET3 AVENUE ATLANTIC 2 22, LAKESIDE DRIVE69 1944 REED47 ROAD PARK ROAD HIGHLAND 18 to DRIVE HUTCHINSON 30 May 30, OAK STREET32 1946, ROADMIDDLE ROAD STONEWALL OLD primarily LAKEVIEW89 ROAD BARROWS67 ROAD GREENLEAF LANE 24 aboard MCKOWN STREET 60 MCKOWN STREET 60 STREET WILLIAMS 11 the BAY STREET48 MONTGOMERY ROAD31 BACK NARROWS40 ROAD March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert served his DEBORAH M FLANAGAN-THORNTON town well, RICHARD W THORPE REV 8/99 TRST volunteering and holding E LAURA severalBURNS positions including Fireman R MARGARETTEW K; MCCULLOUGH and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, ROADMIDDLE ROAD MIDDLE 53 and ROAD MIDDLE 61 LAKESIDE DRIVE1 served CREST AVENUEOFF CREST AVENUE 117 as BARROWS47 ROAD a combat SEA STREET40 PLACE GILES 16 ROAD SUMMIT 34 correspondent CAMPBELL STREET1 DRIVE#8 POINT MCFARLAND 43 AVENUE TOWNSEND 96 PAINE ROAD11 AVENUE TOWNSEND 96 with FACTORY COVE32 ROAD ROADSAMOSET Armed ISLAND TOWN INDIAN KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 74 Forces CAMPBELL STREET 45 KENNEYDRIVE FIELD 72 BAY STREET57 Radio APPALACHEE16 ROAD BARTER17 ROAD Service ROAD POINT WALL 68 AVENUE TOWNSEND 29 in Korea WILDER LANE 32 LAKESIDE DRIVE during BOOTHBAY HILL HOUSE 3 MCKOWN STREET 22 1950 MCKOWN STREET 16 CREST AVENUE 12 and F AVENUE UNIT ATLANTIC 15 DRIVE SIMMONS #15 24 1951. PLACE GILES 8 BLOW HORN ROAD78 In WAWENOCK 54 TRAIL CREST AVENUE 92 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second SYKES JUDITH J SYKES JUDITH STARANKEWICZ GARY M DALE TRIBERTATE PER QUAL TRUST RES W TUNG INT & DEBORAH PAUL 1/2 INT STRAUSS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second VENTOLA FAMILY LIVING TRUST FAMILY LIVING VENTOLA Robert & PHELPS LLC C/O DUFF served his HEATHERHOLLADAY J town well, ANNE MERTON JENNIFER; DURAND volunteeringMUIR-VOLPE JEAN LESLIE MUIR-VOLPE JEAN LESLIE and holding severalKILPATRICK KATHERINE A positions including Fireman and RYANWALSH HEIR Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, WARREN22 LANE PINKHAM COVE15 ROAD andWESTERN AVENUE served WESTERN AVENUE1 EATON ROAD37 RACCOON11 DRIVE as OCEAN ROAD POINT 247 a combat MONTGOMERY ROAD8 SEA STREET42 ROAD MIDDLE 179 correspondent STREET WEST 15 LAKESIDE DRIVE30 COMMERCIAL11 STREET HARBOR WEST 15 RD #15D POND TUPPER OFF ROAD with TUPPER ROAD7 TUPPER OFF ROAD Armed STREET WEST 18 STREET WEST 78 Forces ROAD POINT WALL 49 ROAD STONEWALL OLD ROAD STONEWALL OLD 75 Radio ROAD STONEWALL OLD ROAD POINT WALL 48 Service REED53 ROAD POOLER17 ROAD #1 COURT VILLAGE in Korea OF ISLE SPRINGS COVE MILL CREST12 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 118 during ROADMCKOWN POINT 1950 ROADSPRUCE HILL POINT STREET WEST 17 and AVENUE TOWNSEND 159 1951. STREET FULLERTON 14 ROAD LOGAN 15 VIRGINIA STREET48 In WESTERN AVENUE #5C 160 LAKESIDE DRIVE 169 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second WATSON DEBORAHWATSON R & ROBERT G B DAVIDCOULTER A C/O RUSS WELTY C/O BLAKE'S BOATYARD C/O BLAKE'S BOATYARD C/O FRANK PURCELL TRUST WHITE FAMILY THE Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. 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Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert served his town HOLMES MELISSA well, TRUST COTTAGE FAMILY WHITTEN volunteeringJEANNE WHITTIER REVOCABLE TRUST SHERRONWILLIAMSON M and holding MORRIS-WILGREN PAMELA severalMORRIS-WILGREN PAMELA positions PERSC/O TRASK SHELDON REP PERSC/O TRASK SHELDON REP including Fireman BROWN A & JOAN KENNETH P and Animal JOHN SCHLINDER J At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. 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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, DRIVE HUTCHINSON 34 LAKESIDE DRIVE 279 and ROAD SAMOSET 168 ROAD SAMOSET 165 served LAKESIDE DRIVE 378 STREET WEST 7 as POWDER FARMS 35 HILL a combat ROAD MCKOWN POINT 133 LOBSTER COVE 187 ROAD DRIVE#3 POINT MCFARLAND 33 correspondent ROAD MCKOWN POINT 69 BAYVILLE ROAD108 OCEAN ROAD #23 59 POINT INT ROAD LINEKIN 1/2 with ROAD LINEKIN 21 ROAD GLENSIDE 8 Armed ROAD BRIGGS 7 ROAD MCKOWN POINT 137 Forces BAY STREET15 CREST AVENUEOFF ROAD SUNSET Radio ROAD SUNSET 56 OF ISLE SPRINGS Service DRIVE SIMMONS 5 SOPHIA WAY 15 ROADMCKOWN POINT in MCKOWN STREET 35 Korea WESTERN AVENUE 206 WESTERN AVENUE during HARBORWEST ISLAND POND ROAD MCKOWN POINT 6 LAKESIDE DRIVE 1950LAKESIDE DRIVE LOBSTER COVE27 ROAD and AVENUE ATLANTIC 42 1951. WESTERN AVENUE 270 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 30 In GRANDVIEW1 AVENUE ROADS END 64 A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second LUCINDA MORSE TRUST WITT LUCINDA MORSE TRUST WITT LUCINDA TRUST LIVING FAMILY WITT THE TRUST LIVING FAMILY WITT THE TRUST LIVING FAMILY WITT THE REVFRANK E TRST WOLCOTT LIVING & MARY WOLF WENDY NEAL LIV TRST WOLFRAM CHARLES W & NANCY MARJORIEBRITTINGHAM WOOD & CD D SAFFORD D; GILCHRIST EILEEN E KING C/O RENA SMITH JEANBALLO F JEANBALLO F MONTGOMERY A WOOLSON TREE GROWTH TREE GROWTH TREE GROWTH TRUST YALE LIVING L THOMAS Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner WITHAM WESTON I & DIANE M WESTON WITHAM BRUCE A & R WITT BANI M LUCINDA WITT M LUCINDA WITT H B & SUSAN THOMAS WITT H B & SUSAN THOMAS WITT H B & SUSAN THOMAS WITT JOHN M & JANE T WITTEN WOJTASIK JOSEPH A & RUTH T FRANK E III WOLCOTT J WENDY WOLF & NEAL MARY B TRUST WOLFRAM FAMILY JOSEPHWOLFSON S SR & NANCY WOOD RICHARD A WOOD RICHARD A & BRENDA A J WOOD WILLIAM M JWOOD WILLIAM & BRITTINGHAM K THOMAS WOODIN WOODSIDE DAVID B & KATHEEN F & BRIANWOOLEY ALS ET JUDITH F WOOLEY JUDITH F WOOLEY JUDITH R C SUSAN JONATHAN; WOOLSON *WOOSTER LORI & ANTHONY WORTH RICHARD EXECUTRIX CONSTANCE #WRIGHT R CONSTANCE WRIGHT R CONSTANCE WRIGHT REED CONSTANCE #WRIGHT REED CONSTANCE WRIGHT REED CONSTANCE WRIGHT REED CONSTANCE WRIGHT REED CONSTANCE #WRIGHT J CATHY WRIGHT-WILSON WROLDSEN JOHN O JR S & GAIL & DEBORAHYALE L THOMAS P YARDLEY JAMES C YARDLEY JAMES N C & NANCY YARDLEY T WILLIAM

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Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in Location 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In ROADS END 63 A AVENUE TOWNSEND 316 veteran ROAD SAMOSET 176 LAKESIDE DRIVE 233 of ROAD SAMOSET OFF World ROADSAMOSET ROAD SAMOSET 175 ROAD SAMOSET 181 War ROADSAMOSET II, AVENUE ATLANTIC 141 heCROOKED PINE ROAD served ROADNAHANADA HARBOR WEST 19 CONDO POND in AVENUE ATLANTIC 198 the HARBORWEST CONDO POND LOBSTER COVE ROAD Navy LOBSTER COVE92 ROAD ROAD MASSACHUSETTS 7 from STREET UNION 31 June AVENUE ATLANTIC 179 APPALACHEE43 ROAD 22, APPALACHEE94 ROAD 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Second Owner Second Robert servedTREE GROWTH his townTREE GROWTH well, LEEVANDA YONGE REVOCABLE TRUST volunteering and holdingKASABIAN BARBARA Z severalPATRICIA R ZOLPER REVOC TRUST positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Owner YARDLEY T WILLIAM YARMOSH LINDA R CARLTON YENTSCH ROSS CARLTON YENTSCH C & CARLTON R COLIN #YENTSCH C & SARA COLIN W YENTSCH C & SARA COLIN W YENTSCH C & SARA COLIN W YENTSCH & CARLTON COLIN TIMOTHY, #YENTSCH YONGE VANDA LEE TRUSTEE BRUCE & KARENYOUNG BRUCE & KARENYOUNG E J & SANDRA DONALD YOUNG JAMESYOUNG FRANCIS JANE G *YOUNG & CAROL DAVID D D YOUNTS & CAROL DAVID D D *YOUNTS ZAMORE F WIGTON PHILIP RZELAZO & PHILIP D NIKOLAY & VALERIYAZHUTOV ZOLPER PATRICIA R ZOLPER SR JOHN B C & ELIZABETH Veterans* Exemption Tree Growth#

2 1353 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Annual Town Meeting Minutes May 4 & 5, 2018 WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER Meeting was called to order by Michelle Farnham, Town Clerk, at 8:00 a.m. on May 4th and the following action was taken:

Article 1 Nicholas Upham was elected moderator by written ballots and sworn into office by the Town Clerk, Michelle Farnham.

Article 2 The following were elected by secret ballot for a three-year term: - 1 Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor Wendy Wolf 105 - 1 School Committee Member of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD Stephanie Hawke 112 - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD Steven Lorrain Sr., 120 - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay Region Water District, at large Elmer Palmer PayneNelle Tharpe 117 Robert L. Boyd - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor Cemetery District 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018Isabelle Lewis 121 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Polls were closed at 6:00 p.m. by Moderator, Nicholas Upham Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and On May 5, 2018 Moderator, Nicholas Upham, swore Deputy Moderator, Ervin Snyder in to run the Annual Town Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, Meeting at 8:45 a.m. 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in The meeting was opened at 9:00 a.m. by Deputy Moderator, Ervin Snyder. 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an Pastor, Richard Rego gave the Invocation. USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal Article 3 Voted to accept the alewife fishing rights pursuant to DMR rules on West Harbor Pond for the year with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. 2019 and that said pond shall remain closed for conservation. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always Article 4 Voted to authorize the tax collector or treasurer to accept prepayments of taxes not yet committed liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. pursuant to 36 M.R.S.A. Section 506. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport.

ArticleHe moved 5 on toVoted Burlington, to establish Vermont, the date Albany, taxes Neware due York upon and receipt Boston, of Massachusetts,tax bills. The first where installment he was a is newscaster due For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay and reporter withSeptember WNAC and6, 2018. WRKO Interest and Thefor theYankee overdue Network, amount anchorman begins September on Channel 7, 2018 7 and at he a rateconducted of 8%. a The radio Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers talk show, “Bostonsecond Forum.” installment He went is due on Marchto 26 years 7, 2019. in New Interest York, for where the overdue he worked amount for CBS, begins ABC March and 8,NBC 2019 radio, at a brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS,rate WNEW of 8%. and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal ArticleAt Columbia 6 University,Voted to set he thewas interest an adjunct rate atassociate eight percent professor (8%) in tothe be Graduate paid by theSchool Town of onJournalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retiredabated to Boothbaytaxes pursuant Harbor, to Maine.36 M.R.S.A. He was Section the longtime 505(4- A).adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Articlemember 7 of the VotedDisabled to appropriateAmerican Veterans. the overlay to pay tax abatements and applicable interest granted during the Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long fiscal year. remembered fondly and missed by all.

ArticleHe was 8 active inVoted town to affairs authorize and volunteerthe municipal work, officers, serving on on behalf the town’s of the port town, committee, to sell and budget convey committee any real estateand as a Selectman. He acquiredwas also bychairman the town of forthe nonLincoln-payment County of taxes,Republican under Committee.such terms and Palmer conditions served as his they municipality deem proudly, and is advisable,sadly missed and and to execute dearly remembered a quitclaim deed by us for all. such property.

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WE REMEMBER Article 9 Voted to authorize the municipal WofficersE R toEMEMBER make final determinations regarding the closing or opening of roads to winter maintenance pursuant to 23 M.R.S.A. Section 2953.

Article 10 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to dispose of any town owned personal property under such terms and conditions they deem advisable.

Article 11 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to carry forward any unexpended account balance they deem advisable, provided that the account carried forward is used for the same purpose, and to fund any expenditure exceeding budget from the undesignated fund balance.

Article 12 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to accept any state funds received by the Town and to appropriate any funds received for a particular purpose to that purpose. Funds received but not dedicated to a particular purpose are appropriated for such uses, terms and conditions as the municipal officers deem advisable.

Article 13 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to apply for, accept and administer any state, federal, or private Elmer Palmer Payne grant they deem advisable. Robert L. Boyd

7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 Article 14 Voted to authorize the municipal 7/8/1927officers, on behalf - 5/1/2018 of the Town, to accept gifts and donations, and to appropriate those gifts and donations to the purposes for which they were received, under such terms and Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert wasconditions born in Boothbay they deem Harbor advisable. and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Articlenamesake 15 ofVoted the coastal to authorize schooner, the municipal the L.A. Dunton, officers now to carryover part of the previously Mystic Seaport approved Museum. funding On into May the 28,next budget 1949 Robertcycle married and puthis ithigh in aschool reserve sweetheart, account to Calista facilitate Townsend. the town’s commitment to Economic Development? He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in (The amount previously approved and raised for Economic Development was $25,000) 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Article 16 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to carryover previously approved funding into the next budget March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, cycle and put it in a reserve account for Capital Improvements? (The amount previously approved and audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal raised for town improvements was $25,000) with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and ArticleAfter 17 returningVoted home to authorize from the the service, municipal he held officers jobs with to carryover Cliff Reny previously Plumbing approved and Sample’s funding Shipyard into the until next budget Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering thecycle Postal and Service put it infor a 30reserve years, account where heProfessional became postmaster Services? in (The the amount1960s. Aspreviously someone approved who always and raised liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. for a planning consultant was $20,000) as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. Article 18 Voted to authorize the municipal officers to transfer $50,000 from existing GENERAL FUNDS into the He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT RESERVE ACCOUNT to enable improvements to projects identified on and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Region Greenhouses.the Capital ImprovementHe had a special Plan. flare (Those for his projects job of deliveringinclude designing flowers. and Not installing only did signagethe flowers describing town talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, history, Wayfinding signage, winterizing public restrooms and footbridge renovations) stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. Article 19 Voted to use and appropriate ESTIMATED REVENUES of $1,100,146 to reduce the property tax Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years commitment. Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Article 20 Voted to raise and appropriate $2,901,852 for the remaining Town of Boothbay Harbor Municipal member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert andaccounts. his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a $73,624 for the CAPITAL account Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality $77,400 for the DEBT SERVICE account proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. $163,184 for the ADMINISTRATION account $38,025 for the ASSESSING account $120,000 for the CONTRACT SERVICES account $2,800 for the SUPPLEMENTAL account $109,256 for the FINANCE account $97,000 for the INSURANCE account $13,528 for the MEETINGS & ELECTIONS account

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$78,486 for theW MUNICIPALE REMEMBER BUILDINGS & VEHICLES account WE REMEMBER $38,817 for the SELECTMEN account $81,485 for the TOWN CLERK account $120,574 for the TOWN MANAGER account $260,000 for the PAVING & CONSTRUCTION account $468,901 for the PUBLIC WORKS account $24,632 for the PUBLIC RESTROOMS account $106,428 for the WINTER OPERATIONS account $7,208 for the ANIMAL CONTROL account $8,297 for the EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT account $81,517 for the CODE ENFORCEMENT account $77,655 for the FIRE DEPARTMENT account $32,472 for the HARBOR MANAGEMENT account $7,291 for the PUMP OUT account $766,156 for the POLICE account $37,116 for the PARKING account $10,000 forElmer the WELFARE Palmer account Payne Robert L. Boyd

Article 21 Voted to raise and appropriate7/13/1930 $1,037,678 - 9/2/2018for STREET LIGHTS, HYDRANTS, BOOTHBAY 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 REGION REFUSE DISPOSAL DISTRICT and BAYVILLE/ISLE OF SPRINGS accounts. Palmer, as he was known,$50,225 spent his earlyfor childhood the STREET in Cincinnati, LIGHT account Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended $447,611grammar schools forin Elmhurst the HYDRANT and Villa account Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts.$449,842 for the BOOTHBAY REGION REFUSE DISPOSAL namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, DISTRICT account 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S.$90,000 Army in 1948; hefor was the assignedBAYVILLE/ISLE to the Army OF of SPRINGS Occupation account in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the Article 22 Voted to raise and appropriate $376,672 for the SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS accounts. March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, $15,000 for the BB/BBH CEMETERY DISTRICT account audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal,$4,400 Army offor Occupation the BOOTHBAY Medal, National REGION Defense COMMUNITY Service Medal, RESOURCE Korean COUNCILService Medal with four battle stars, United$3,500 Nations Koreanfor the BOOTHBAY Service Medal REGION and Republic HEALTH of Korea & WELLNESS Service Medal. FOUNDATION Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism(Community began Center) in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire,$31,307 where hefor was the inCOMMUNITY an Air Force C CABLE-47 which CHANNEL crashed. He account was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during$15,000 the crash. for the FIREWORKS account $3,000 for the HARBOR LIGHTS FESTIVAL account as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. $2,000 for the HISTORICAL SOCIETY account He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster $500 for the MEMORIAL DAY/AMERICAN LEGION account and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay $52,000 for the MEMORIAL LIBRARY account talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers $1,155 for the NEW HOPE FOR WOMEN account brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. stations WINS, WNEW$1,000 and WOR andfor was the an SENIOR anchorman CITIZENS on New account York Public Television. $1,000 for the SUMMER BAND CONCERTS account Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University,$222,474 he was an adjunctfor the associate AMBULANCE professor SERVICE in the Graduate account School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay$24,336 Harbor,for Maine. the DISTRICT He was the NURSE longtime account adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life Articlemember 23 of theVoted Disabled to amend American the current Veterans. Peace and Good Order Ordinance, Chapter 128-4, C, by adding “Private Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long professional fireworks displays must be locally advertised two weeks prior to the event. Advertising remembered fondly and missed by all. He was activecosts in town are theaffairs responsibility and volunteer of the work, event serving sponsor.” on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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WE REMEMBER Article 24 Voted to amend the current Land WUseE OrdinanceREMEMBER as follows: Section 170-28, Schedule of Dimensional Requirements, Note B is amended to read: “The minimum residential setback on Route 27, south of the Routes 27/96 intersection is 30 feet; the minimum residential setback on Route 27, north of the Routes 27/96 intersection is 300 feet. The minimum commercial setback on Route 27, south of the Routes 27/96 intersection is 40 feet. The minimum commercial setback on Route 27, north of the Routes 27/96 intersection is 60 feet.”

Article 25 Voted to amend the current Land Use Ordinance as follows: Section 170-28, Schedule of Dimensional Requirements, Minimum Land Area per Dwelling Unit in the Downtown Business District (with Town water and sewer) is amended to read: Residential : 10,000; All other: 2,000.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 a.m.

Elmer Palmer Payne A True CopyRobert Attest: ______L. Boyd Michelle Farnham/Town Clerk 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

2 1393 137 TOWN OF BOOTHBAY HARBOR 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boothbay Harbor 2019 Town Warrant WE REMEMBER WE REMEMBER

To Robert Hasch, Constable of the Town of Boothbay Harbor, in the County of Lincoln, State of Maine,

GREETINGS:

In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the Inhabitants of the Town of Boothbay Harbor in said county and state, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to meet at the Boothbay Harbor Municipal Fire Station in said Town on Friday, the 3rd day of May, 2019, then and there to act upon Articles 1 through 5. The polls for voting on Articles 1 through 5 shall open at 8:00 AM and will close at 6:00 PM. The remaining business to be transacted under the TOWN WARRANT will be taken up on Saturday, the 4th day of May, 2019 at 9:00 AM in the Boothbay Region Elementary School Gymnasium.

Article 1 To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.

Article 2 To choose by secret ballot,Elmer the following Palmer public Payne officials for a three-year term: Robert L. Boyd - 2 Selectmen and Overseers7/13/1930 of the Poor - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 - 1 School Committee Member of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor CSD Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay Region Water District Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and - 1 Trustee of the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor Cemetery District Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. ArticleHe enlisted 3 in Tothe see U.S. if Armythe Town in 1948; will votehe was to amendassigned the to Land the Army Use Ordinance of Occupation Chapter in Tokyo 170 including and Sapporo, the revised Japan in Zoning Map and the Land Use Table as set forth in the document titled "Chapter 170 Land Use 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951,Amendments" during the airborne adopted assault by the on Board Munsan of Selectmen-Ni, 18 miles on Februarybehind enemy 25, 2019, lines, to he convert was able the to existing make an Maritime/Water Dependent District into two maritime districts: A Limited Commercial/Maritime USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good ConductDistrict Medal,and a Working Army of Waterfront Occupation District. Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. The Limited Commercial/Maritime District would allow limited commercial uses (e.g. motels, hotels, inns, After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until microbreweriesPalmer’s civilian and career marinas) in broadcast consistent journalism with a mixed began-use in district Lynn, favoringMassachusetts traditional and took water- him dependent to Concord, uses. Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. The Working Waterfront District would prohibit motels, hotels, inns, microbreweries, yacht clubs, and other uses not as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. consistent with a Working Waterfront District. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Theand maximum reporter heightwith WNAC of a building and WRKO in the andLimited The Commercial/MaritimeYankee Network, anchorman District on and Channel in the Working7 and he Waterfrontconducted a radio Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers Districttalk show, would “Boston be the sameForum.” as is He now went provided on to 26 for years the General in New York,Business where District he worked (35 feet for or CBS, 2½ stories, ABC and whichever NBC radio, is brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. less).stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal ArticleAt Columbia 4 University,To see if the he Town was an will adjunct vote to associate amend theprofessor Land Use in the Ordinance Graduate Chapter School 170of Journalism-101.12 to changefor eight the years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retireddefinition to Boothbay of the "Height Harbor, of Maine. a Structure" He was so the that longtime the method adjutant of measuring and service the officer height of is Postthe same #36, as in American Legion.the State He assisted statute applyingother veterans to shoreland dealing zoningwith health ordinances, and benefits Title 38issues M.R.S., with Sectionthe VA. 436 He -wasA(7 -alsoA). a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long The Department of Environmental Protection has requested the Town to make this amendment so as to be in remembered fondly and missed by all. compliance with the DEP 's minimum requirements for shore/and zoning ordinances as set forth in said statute. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a ArticleSelectman. 5 HeTo was see also if the chairman Town willof the vote Lincoln to amend County Land Republican Use Ordinance Committee. Chapters Palmer 170-101.12 served and his 170municipality-113 to proudly, and isclarify sadly themissed definition and dearly of Functionally remembered Water by us-Dependent all. Uses by putting parentheses around the phrase "excluding recreational boat storage buildings" so that this exclusion applies only to recreational boat storage buildings.

This amendment would correct a punctuation error but would not change the intended meaning of the definition.

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WE REMEMBER Article 6 To see if the town shall accept theW alewifeE REMEMBER fishing rights pursuant to DMR rules on West Harbor Pond for the year 2020 and that said pond shall remain closed for conservation.

Article 7 To see if the town will vote to authorize the tax collector or treasurer to accept prepayments of taxes not yet committed pursuant to 36 M.R.S.A. Section 506.

Article 8 To see if the town will vote to establish a date when taxes are due and payable, and to fix a rate of interest on delinquent taxes.

Selectmen’s Recommendation: Taxes are due upon receipt of tax bills. The first installment is due September 5, 2019. Interest for the overdue amount begins September 6, 2019 at a rate of 9%. The second installment is due March 5, 2020. Interest for the overdue amount begins March 6, 2020 at a rate of 9%.

Article 9 To see if the town will vote to set the interest rate to be paid by the Town on abated taxes pursuant to 36 M.R.S.A. Section 505(4-A). Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd Selectmen’s Recommendation: 9% 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 Article 10 To see if the town will vote to appropriate the overlay to pay tax abatements and applicable interest Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was borngranted in Boothbayduring the Harbor fiscal year. and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. Articlenamesake 11 ofTo the see coastal if the schooner, town will the vote L.A. to authorizeDunton, now the municipalpart of the officers, Mystic Seaporton behalf Museum. of the town, On May to sell 28, and 1949 Robertconvey married any his real high estate school acquired sweetheart, by the Calista town forTownsend. non-payment of taxes, undue such terms and condi- He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in tions as they deem advisable, and to execute a quitclaim deed for such property. 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an ArticleUSS 12 Daly, DD519.To see if Some the town of his will military vote to recognition authorize the included: municipal WWII officers Victory to make Medal, final American determinations Area Medal, regarding the closing or opening of roads to winter maintenance pursuant to 23 M.R.S.A. Section 2953. audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Article 13 To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers to dispose of any town owned personal Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returningprope1iy home 1mderfrom the such service, terms he and held conditions, jobs with they Cliff deem Reny advisable. Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. Article 14 To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers to carry forward any unexpended as well as workingaccount evenings balance, processing they deem shrimpadvisable, on Southport.provided that the account carried forward is used for the same purpose, and to fund any expenditure exceeding budget from the undesignated fund balance. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay Article 15 To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers to accept any state funds received by talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers the Town and to appropriate any funds received for a particular purpose to that purpose. Funds stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. received but not dedicated to a particular purpose are appropriated for such uses, terms and conditions Robert servedas histhe townmunicipal well, officersvolunteering deem and advisable. holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, Article 16 To see if the town will vote to authorize the municipal officers to apply for, accept and administer any American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life state, federal, or private grant they deem advisable. member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long Articleremembered 17 To fondly see if and the missed town will by all.vote to authorize the municipal officers, on behalf of the Town, to accept gifts He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a and donations, and to appropriate those gifts and donations to the purposes for which they were re- Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality ceived, under such terms and conditions they deem advisable. proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all. Article 18 To see if the town will vote to use and appropriate ESTIMATED REVENUES of $1,226,510 to reduce the property tax commitment. (Selectmen and Budget Committee recommend $1,226,510)

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Article 19 To see if the town will vote toW raiseE andREMEMBER appropriate $2,967,891 for the remaining Town of Boothbay WE REMEMBER Harbor Municipal accounts.

(Selectmen and Budget Committee recommend $2,967,891)

$159,695 for the CAPITAL account $77,400 for the DEPT SERVICE account $176,412 for the ADMINISTRATION account $36,598 for the ASSESSING account $168,000 for the CONTRACT SERVICES account $2,800 for the SUPPLEMENTAL account $118,618 for the FINANCE account $98,000 for the INSURANCE account $13,468 for the MEETINGS & ELECTIONS account $84,546 for the MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS & VEHICLES account $33,267 for the SELECTMEN account $90,978 for the TOWNElmer CLERK Palmer account Payne Robert L. Boyd $123,404 for the TOWN MANAGER account $152,000 for the PAVING7/13/1930 & CONSTRUCTION - 9/2/2018 account 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018 $424,642 for the PUBLIC WORKS account Palmer, as he $28,549was known, spentfor thehis PUBLICearly childhood RESTROOMS in Cincinnati, account Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended$109,716 grammarfor schools the WINTER in Elmhurst OPERATIONS and Villa Park, account Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts.$7,208 for the ANIMAL CONTROL account namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, $8,847 for the EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT account 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in$83,206 the U.S. Armyfor in the1948; CODE he was ENFORCEMENT assigned to the Army account of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in $79,315 for the FIRE DEPARTMENT account 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the $32,688 for the HARBOR MANAGEMENT account March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, $7,368 for the PUMP OUT account audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good $808,230Conduct Medal,for Army the ofPOLICE Occupation account Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle$37,116 stars, Unitedfor Nations the PARKING Korean Service account Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian$6,000 career in broadcastfor the WELFARE journalism accountbegan in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, Articleinside 20 the planeTo seeduring if the the town crash. will vote to raise and appropriate $1,222,884 for STREET LIGHTS, HYDRANTS, BOOTHBAY REGION REFUSE DISPOSAL DISTRICT and BAYVILLE/ISLE OF SPRINGS accounts. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster (Selectmen and Budget Committee recommend $1,222,884) and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers $15,000 for the BB/BBH CEMETERY DISTRICT account stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch. $5,000 for the BOOTHBAY REGION COMMUNITY RESOURCE COUNCIL $3,000 for the BOOTHBAY REGION HEALTH & WELLNESS FOUNDATION Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years (Community Center) Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired$33,831 to Boothbayfor Harbor,the COMMUNITY Maine. He was CABLE the longtime CHANNEL adjutant account and service officer of Post #36, American Legion.$15,000 He assistedfor other the FIREWORKSveterans dealing account with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the $3,000Disabled Americanfor the Veterans. HARBOR LIGHTS FESTIVAL account Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long $2,000 for the HISTORICAL SOCIETY account remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in $500town affairsfor and the volunteer MEMORIAL work, DAY/AMERICANserving on the town’s LEGION port committee, account budget committee and as a Selectman. He$54,000 was also chairmanfor the of MEMORIAL the Lincoln County LIBRARY Republican account Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is$1,212 sadly missed forand the dearly NEW remembered HOPE FOR by WOMEN us all. account $1,000 for the SENIOR CITIZENS account $1,000 for the SUMMER BAND CONCERTS account $25,066 for the DISTRICT NURSE account

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WE REMEMBER Article 22 To see if the town will vote to raiseW andE R appropriateEMEMBER $75,000 for the REVALUATION account. (Selectmen and Budget Committee recommend $75,000)

Article 23 To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the AMBULANCE SERVICE accounts. (Requested amount was $295,795)

$295,795 Selectmen recommendation $276,000 Budget Committee recommendation

A person who is not registered as a voter may not vote in any election. You are directed to serve this publication and to post it at the Boothbay Harbor Post Office, West Boothbay Harbor Post Office, and the Town Office at least seven (7) days before the time of said meeting. Hereof, fail not and have this Warrant with your doings, thereon at the time and place stated. Given under our hands this 25th day of March 2019. Elmer Palmer Payne Robert L. Boyd 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018 7/8/1927 - 5/1/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Robert was born in Boothbay Harbor and attended Boothbay Harbor schools, graduating from Boothbay Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Harbor High School, Class of 1944. He was proud to be the grandson of Lewis A. Dunton, sail maker and Marblehead, Massachusetts. namesake of the coastal schooner, the L.A. Dunton, now part of the Mystic Seaport Museum. On May 28, 1949 Robert married his high school sweetheart, Calista Townsend. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy from June 22, 1944 to May 30, 1946, primarily aboard the March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an USS Daly, DD519. Some of his military recognition included: WWII Victory Medal, American Area Medal, audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the 2 Star Asiatic Pacific Area Medal and Philippine Liberation Area Medal. Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and After returning home from the service, he held jobs with Cliff Reny Plumbing and Sample’s Shipyard until Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording entering the Postal Service for 30 years, where he became postmaster in the 1960s. As someone who always liked to be busy, he moonlighted as a caretaker for private cottages and the Welch House on McKown Point, inside the plane during the crash. as well as working evenings processing shrimp on Southport. He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio For 20 years after his retirement from the Post Office you could find Robert doing many tasks at Boothbay talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, Region Greenhouses. He had a special flare for his job of delivering flowers. Not only did the flowers stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television. brighten people’s day, but Robert’s smile and lighthearted demeanor added a special touch.

Robert served his town well, volunteering and holding several positions including Fireman and Animal At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years Control Officer. He held a seat on the Board of Selectman and Board of Assessors. In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. Robert and his wife Calista, who also served the town for many years in several capacities, will be long remembered fondly and missed by all. He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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WE REMEMBER

Elmer Palmer Payne 7/13/1930 - 9/2/2018

Palmer, as he was known, spent his early childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio, Covington, Kentucky and Indianapolis, Indiana. He attended grammar schools in Elmhurst and Villa Park, Illinois and junior and senior high schools in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1948; he was assigned to the Army of Occupation in Tokyo and Sapporo, Japan in 1949, and served as a combat correspondent with Armed Forces Radio Service in Korea during 1950 and 1951. In March of 1951, during the airborne assault on Munsan-Ni, 18 miles behind enemy lines, he was able to make an audio recording while descending by parachute with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He earned the Army Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with four battle stars, United Nations Korean Service Medal and Republic of Korea Service Medal. Palmer’s civilian career in broadcast journalism began in Lynn, Massachusetts and took him to Concord, Keene and Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was in an Air Force C-47 which crashed. He was able to make a recording inside the plane during the crash.

He moved on to Burlington, Vermont, Albany, New York and Boston, Massachusetts, where he was a newscaster and reporter with WNAC and WRKO and The Yankee Network, anchorman on Channel 7 and he conducted a radio talk show, “Boston Forum.” He went on to 26 years in New York, where he worked for CBS, ABC and NBC radio, stations WINS, WNEW and WOR and was an anchorman on New York Public Television.

At Columbia University, he was an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate School of Journalism for eight years In 1994, he retired to Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He was the longtime adjutant and service officer of Post #36, American Legion. He assisted other veterans dealing with health and benefits issues with the VA. He was also a life member of the Disabled American Veterans.

He was active in town affairs and volunteer work, serving on the town’s port committee, budget committee and as a Selectman. He was also chairman of the Lincoln County Republican Committee. Palmer served his municipality proudly, and is sadly missed and dearly remembered by us all.

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