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From Our Files — June 12, 2019

People flocked to the Jezebelles Vaudeville Show in Fort Kent, at the high school with Miss Claudette Gagnon doing “her thing” during the performance.

From Our Files — June 5, 2019

That’s how Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Michaud traveled Saturday as they left for a reception at the Fort Kent State Armory following their wedding at St. Louis Church in Fort Kent.

From Our Files — May 29, 2019

Philip Cyr, son of Mrs. Yvonne Cyr of Fort Kent and the late Louis Cyr, was ordained a priest at St. Louis Church in Fort Kent on Saturday, May 24. The ceremony of ordination was celebrated by the Most Rev. Peter Gerety, Apostolic Administrator of Portland.

From Our Files — May 22, 2019

Father Conrad L’Heureux was honored Monday by parishioners on the occasion of his 18th anniversary as a priest.

From our Files – May 15, 2019

50 Years Ago -- May 15, 1969 Hospital Graduates New Nurses -- Twenty-six student nurses of Edmundston Regional Hospital School of Nursing were awarded diplomas at the 1969 graduation exercises held Sunday afternoon. Outstanding prize-winner was Sister Julienne Cormier of Caraquet.

From Our Files — May 8, 2019

The Queen of May at Bailey School in Frenchville is a pair of queens.

St. John area From our Files – May 1, 2019

50 Years Ago -- May 1, 1969 Deacon Cyr To Be Ordained -- Deacon Phillip Cyr, 25, son of Mrs. Yvonne Cyr and the late Mr. Louis Cyr, will be ordained a priest in Saint Louis Church, Fort Kent on Saturday, May 24.

From Our Files – Week of April 24, 2019

50 Years Ago -- April 24, 1969 Saucier To Represent Cole’s Express -- Coles’ Express is the first common carrier to have a resident employee in Madawaska.

From Our Files — April 17, 2019

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouley of 145 East Main Street, Fort Kent, are the proud parents of twins born at People’s Benevolent Hospital last Wednesday, April 9.

From Our Files – Week of April 10, 2019

50 Years Ago --April 10, 1969 Vandals Damage VB High -- In the fourth incident of vandalism at Van Buren District High School this year, someone broke eight window panes, four in the front doors of the building and four more in the principal’s office.

From Our Files – April 3, 2019

an Buren Man Claimed “World’s Strongest Man” -- John B. Gagnon claimed the world title for weightlifting for five years, back in the early 1930s

From Our Files – March 27, 2019

50 Years Ago -- March 27, 1969 Fort Kent Tot Wins Alouette Snowmobile -- Miss Louise Ann Daigle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Daigle of Fort Kent, won a 15 horsepower “A louette” snowmobile

From Our Files — March 20, 2019

The Madawaska High School band won one of the highest ratings ever received by any band in the Edmundston Music Festival a week ago Sunday.

From Our Files — March 13, 2019

From Our Files - Week of March 13, 2019

From Our Files – Week of February 27, 2019

50 Years Ago --Feb. 27, 1969 Vandals Best “Music Fighters” -- The Vandals won the best band sound at the Jaycee-sponsored battle of the bands Thursday evening, Feb. 20, at the Madawaska High School Cafetorium.

From our Files – Week of February 20, 2019

50 Years Ago --Feb. 20, 1969 Two Area Men To Become Brothers -- Two young men from Maine will become Brothers in the Society of St. Edmund in Mystic, Conn., on Feb. 22. Brothers Louis P. Martin of Madawaska and Michael P. Jacques of Caribou will profess the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience at St. Patrick’s Church.

From Our Files — February 13, 2019

The Madawaska Centennial Baby Committee proudly announces that baby Scott James Michaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Michaud of Madawaska, is the town’s first new citizen for 1969.

From Our Files — February 6, 2019

n the midst of a raging snowstorm, residents of this area awakened to the news that the Edmundston Forum had collapsed sometime after six o’clock in the morning.

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