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Compliments of
Bangor Nursery Flower Shop
1000 State St.
Bangor, Maine
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BLAKE, BARROWS & BROWN, INC.
Organized 1864 All Forms of Insurance Telephone Bangor 8296
FARNSWORTH'S CAFE
11 MILL ST. ORONO
Building constructed about 1850.
Mayo's Hall on the second floor of this building was used by a number of lodges as a meeting hall until 1941 when the second floor was built over into apartments.
In August, 1860 a rally was held in Mayo's Hall to encourage enlistments for the Civil War.
We have been in business at this location since July 1931.
COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE KING
DISTINCTIVE APPAREL SHOP
BANGOR, MAINE
SHAMROCK GRILL 22 Mill St. "Best Wishes for the next 100 years" EDWIN A. TATE, PROP. Come In and See Us ORONO, MAINE
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JOSEPH R. LABEAU FUNERAL HOME
9 Pine Street Orono, Maine
JOSEPH R. LABEAU LOIS V. LABEAU RALPH VIRGIE
Serving the area from the present building for 35 years.
From horse drawn hearses and hacks, driven by men dressed in beaver hats to the modern Funeral Coach and Limousine, from Undertaking Parlors to the convenient Funeral Home of today, from sombre black coffins to custom designed Caskets, these are but a few of the changes in the Funeral Profession over the past 150 years.
LABEAU TV and APPLIANCE CENTER
38 Main Street Orono, Maine
Built in the late 1800's to house a moccasin factory, this is one of the better constructed business blocks in the town. The factory never materialized, therefore at the turn of the century Mr. Alec Durgin, who operated the Durgin Hardware, moved his business from Mill Street to this building. In 1916, Mr. William Mosher assumed the ownership of the building and business and convert- ed the property into a furniture and hardware store which he operated until his retirement in 1937. 1938 saw the Bangor Hydro rent the store as an appliance sales and service operation which they continued until 1952. That year they gave up their appliance franchises and moved the Orono office to Old Town. Mr. LaBeau, the present owner of the appliance store, moved in in January of 1953. The second floor has been converted into modern apartments.
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Luebbers Insurance Agency
27 State Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 2-2392
21 Grove Street Orono, Maine
Tel. 6-8424
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
Fire
Accident & Health
Home Owners
Marine & Inland Marine
Automobile Liability
Bonds
Automobile Physical Damage
Comprehensive Personal Liability
OUR CLIENT'S CONFIDENCE IS OUR MOST VALUABLE
ASSET
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The EASTERN TRUST AND BANKING COMPANY was or- ganized in 1887 and has served Eastern and Northern Maine with complete banking service for nearly seventy years.
The EASTERN TRUST AND BANKING COMPANY feels that through their banking service they have played an active and important part in the growth and welfare of the TOWN OF ORONO, and they wish to congratulate the people of ORONO on their SESQUICENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE.
Eastern Trust & Banking Co.
BANGOR
MAINE
Offices
OLD TOWN, MAINE MACHIAS, MAINE
Drive-In Offices CORNER FERN AND STATE STREETS AND
CORNER HAMMOND AND ALLEN STREETS
INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY 73 CENTRAL STREET, BANGOR, MAINE
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1956
Louis KIRSTEIN & Sons
Realtors
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - MANAGEMENT -
APPRAISALS
Over 62 years of continuous service in the residential, industrial and commercial development of Eastern Maine. SATISFACTION is our most important asset in REAL ESTATE. PROTECTION is our most important asset in INSURANCE.
KIRSTEIN SERVICE:
· Experienced staff of experts.
· Sound selling practices.
· Energetic, active, progressive sales methods.
· Full attention to all details of sale.
· Assistance in financing to speed-up sale.
· Country-wide contacts with persons moving into this area.
SELL with SATISFACTION - BUY with CONFIDENCE
Louis KIRSTEIN & Sons
44 Central St.
Bangor Tel. 8291
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"May we all have a continued long life."
THE HILLSON CLEANERS
Established 1919
18 Mill St. Dial 6-3647
ORONO
VISIT THE
PIZZA HOUSE
43 Main St.
Built in 1796 as Orono's Ist Tavern
Used for the 1st Town Meeting in 1806
Serving American menu from 11 A.M. to 9 P.M.
RALPH GRANT, General Manager
Compliments of
KENNETH B. CUST
THE "M" CUT RATE STORE MRS. SYLVIA P. WALKER, PROP.
Specializing in Medicines, Gifts, Baby Needs, Cosmetics
Our store is located in one of Orono's oldest business buildings. It was built about 1820 by Mr. Cony Foster for Mr. Pat McChrystle, who was a leader in organizing the Catholic Church in Orono. In addition to housing Orono's first post office, the building has been used for a men's haberdashery and various drug stores. It was bought by the present proprietor's father, Mr. Edmund J. Pretto, in 1901.
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CONGRATULATIONS To The People Of ORONO
ON THIS YOUR ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS, AS YOU CELEBRATE THIS IMPORTANT HISTORICAL EVENT IN YOUR COMMUNITY.
REESE'S
The largest store in the largest state in New England
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Buy Your Fuel Oil Locally
Call 6-8971
Cota Fuel Co.
BANK BLDG.
ORONO, ME.
RANGE OIL AND FUEL OIL
Established 1937 by Leo E. Cota, now owned and operated by Harold, Lee, and Norman Cota.
We install forced hot air, and hot water furnaces. Also have automatic oil delivery.
FREE SERVICE to all oil customers.
S&H Green Stamps on accounts paid in full by 10th of month- range oil, 10 days.
Inquire at office on Free Service Offer, also Furnace Estimates.
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THE TEXACO STATION
KIMBALL & MARCHO, PROPS. On the site of the old University Inn
COME IN AND SEE US 24 Hour Service S&H Green Stamps Wrecking Service
6-3618 53 Main St. Orono
CRAIG THE TAILOR
3 Main St. Since 1927
"Our building was one of the first blacksmith shops in the early Orono logging days."
GEORGE CRAIG, PROP.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing 6-3656 Orono
CHALET
"Flying A" Tydol Station With All Vcedol Products
BILL GAVETT, PROP.
Located at 19 College Ave. on part of the old Webster Home- stead, and has the old Chalet building on the site.
6-2538
19 College Ave. Orono
UNIVERSITY MOTORS
CALSO PRODUCTS
E. L. PETERS, PROP. Since 1924 "32 years at the end of the Bridge"
Sales - Wrecking Service - Repair Our Building was originally one of Orono's early lumber mills.
6-2711 2 Main St. Orono
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CONGRATULATIONS, ORONO On Your 150th Anniversary
The BANGOR SAVINGS BANK is also old in years but new and modern in machinery and method.
Perhaps you can make use of many of the banking facilities offered by this Bank that has been serving the families of North- ern and Eastern Maine for over five generations.
WE OFFER:
Savings Accounts for all purposes Mortgage Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Travelers Cheeks
U. S. Savings Bonds Christmas and Other Purpose Clubs
Stop in and see us - We can be of service to you.
Bangor Savings Bank
3 State Street Bangor, Maine
Established 1852
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STRAND THEATRE
MILL ST., ORONO
Located here for the past 34 years
We have nearly all the better pictures produced by all the major film companies, and some not shown anywhere else in this section of Maine. And with the most reasonable admission prices.
Please patronize your local theatre.
Compliments of
THE MANAGER AND
CLERKS
of your local
A & P STORE ORONO
Compliments of Ben Sklar - Old Town
Congratulations To Orono On Its Sesquicentennial
THE PENOBSCOT TIMES Published at Old Town, Maine
Serving The Area As Publishers And Printers Since 1888
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F. T. BURPEE HARDWARE CO.
EST. 1949
FREDDIE BURPEE, PROP. "Everything for Everybody"
Located on the corner of Mill and Main Streets in the Masonic Block. Our building is constructed of bricks manufactured in Orono, and over the years has had a variety of Orono businesses.
Burpee's ORONO BIKE & HOBBY CENTER
BOB WORRICK, MGR. "Visit us for everything in bikes and hobbies"
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A. L. GOLDSMITH
Real Estate and Insurance ORONO SINCE 1914
Compliments of the Managers and Clerks
of Penobscot County
FIRST NATIONAL STORES, INC.
Compliments of
Pretto's Mobilgas Station
EST. 1947 75 Main Street
Diner Service for the Sesquicentennial Period
Best Wishes From Sidney J. Page GENERAL TRUCKING SERVICES
14 Middle St., Orono Phone 6-2297
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Congratulations and Best Wishes
From Those Who Serve
Orono's Professional Needs
DR. ASA C. ADAMS, M.D.
DR. ROSWELL P. BATES, D.O. DR. STANLEY J. BRIDGES, D.D.S. DR. W. C. HALL, M.D.
ATTORNEY LEWELLYN R. MICHAUD
ATTORNEY JOHN H. NEEDHAM DR. ELMER M. SEWALL, M.D.
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a symbol of service
Town Country REAL ESTATE
SALES APPRAISALS LEASES
FINANCING MANAGEMENT INSURANCE
TELEPHONE 7309
19 STATE STREET
BANGOR, MAINE
VOL
REALTORS
BOARDS NOLLY
ESTATE
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THIS IS YOUR TOWN
a pictorial history of the Town of Orono written and staged by
HERSCHEL L. BRICKER Consultant on the History of Orono* Barbara Dunn Hitchner
Author of the Prologue and lyrics for the Orono Song
Costume Supervisors Iva Waring
Claire S. Sanders
Photography and Slides
Wayne Johnson
Projection and Sound
Philip Brockway
Fred Rounds
Roger Frey Assistants Leonard Berry
Dorothy Nichols
Polly Campbell
Harry Treworgy
Dana Dolloff
John Quinsey
David Reed
Irven Lane
Assistant to the Director
Skip Avery
Lighting
Fred Otto
Henry L. Mosher P. A. System
Kathryn R. Richard
Charles Ross
Charlotte Treworgy
CAST OF CHARACTERS
NARRATION
First Narrator
John Ballou
Second Narrator
George J. Gonyar
Third Narrator Maude E. Mackenzie
PROLOGUE
THIS IS YOUR TOWN
Woman's Voice
Mina Coffin
Man's Voice Herschel Bricker
SCENE I
CHIEF ORONO AND THE PENOBSCOT INDIANS
Indian Dancers Fred Otto, Director of Dance; George Martin, James Willard, Stephen Merrill, Clayton Shatney. James Shibodean, Howard Bates, Charles Cogswell, David Smith, George Gorrill, Robert Woodbury, Bruce Stuart, Stephen Hartgen, David Hartgen, Richard Palmieri, David Dyer, William Lansing.
Provincial Governor's Message Stanley Hallet
Christine Abbott
Frances Clapp
Casting Assistants
Erdine Dolloff, Chairman
Rae Hurd Smith
J. Duff Gillespie
Grover B. MacLaughlin
Mary Louise Griffee
Props
Dorothy Queen
Cecelia Kohl Bricker
Artists Vina Adams, Chairman
Penobscot Indians Governor Albert Nicolar and Chief Bruce Poolaw; Frederick Nicolar, Arthur Neptune, Henry Sockbeson, David Lewis, Russell Joseph.
Principal Indian Spokesman Clarence Francis
Roger Ranco Second Indian
Third Indian
Ernest Gosselin
An Indian Chief
Chief Bruce Poolaw
Chief Orono George J. Gonyar
Deputy Governor of Massachusetts Nelson B. Jones
Governor's Two Aides .. Richard R-W. Holmes, Allan A. Whitmore
The Governor's Clerk
Nelson Davis
Andrew Gilman, Interpreter
Seth P. Jackson
Richard C. Hill A Priest
SCENE II
EARLY SETTLERS AND INTERESTING FACTS
A Mother
Barbara Manchester
Justice of the Peace
J. Duff Gillespie
Susan McNeary Bride
Groom Ted Curtis
First British Soldier Larry Libby
Joseph Page Gerald Beckwith
Second British Soldier Bruce Worcester
Andrew G. Ring Robert Emerson
Nathaniel Wilson Cy W. Greenhalgh
Israel Washburn, Jr.
Milton M. McGorrill
SCENE III
LUMBERING AND MILLS
Ballad Singer Edward D. Ives
Woodsmen Stephen Murray, Franklin Cocks,
Charles Edward LeClair, David Hachey, Charles Graham, Mike Goodine.
Waiters Allen Martin, Robert Brooks, Lawrence Edward Grindle.
Crowd at Auction Jerry Biscoe, Adolph J. Duplissa, Jr., Bill Bosworth, Leonard Comeau, Stephen Clement, Harold LeClair, David Murch, David Martin.
First Man Thomas Casey
Richard J. Willard Second Man
Rufus Dwinel Gerald Beckwith Mr. Pillsbury Ralph Perkins
Henry Head, Auctioneer J. Duff Gillespie
SCENE IV
SCHOOLS AND THE UNIVERSITY
Third Graders from
The Birch Street School Thursday Night
Laura H. Bryer, Teacher; Barbara Bridges, Evelyn Myers, Nancy Stuart, Joyce Connors, Raymond LeClair, Donna Modery, Gary Bricker, Kathryn Elsemore, J. Russell Duym, Jimmy ' Grindle, Regina Morrison, Diane Dyer, Stephen Worrick, Everett Burns, Karen Anderson, Bruce Glanville.
The Bennoch Street School Friday Night Patricia Crowley, Teacher; Laurence Wasson, Irene Richards, Carl Merrill, Sally Smith, Lester Martin, Robert Shay, Carol Keene, Carl Nevells, Sylvia Thurlow, Dewaine Craig, Bruce Farnsworth, Judy Leighton, Beverly Perkins, Sondra Everhart, Jennette Britton, Charles Dickey, Mary Bagley, Judy Read, Robert Scott, David Roy, Jean McPeek, Joylene Willard, Sharon Boulter, Stephen McPherson, Nancy Keene.
The Webster School Saturday Night Marjorie Brennen, Teacher; Gail Cameron, Susan Getchell, Pamela Heffington, Brian McLintock, Barry Melching, John Moore, Lynne Murray, Gregory O'Keefe, Sarah Pettigrew, Franklyn Randall, Phylis Robichaud, William Sleeper, Carol Ann Small, Carol Ann Stover, Vida Trafford, Susan Weeks, Jef- frey Wiggs, Betty Lou Williams.
High School Teacher Mary Louise Giddings
David Reed John
Gertrude
Jane Bates
George
Robert Miller
Suzie
Virginia Cushman
Henry
John Quinsey
Samuel
Norman Dubay
A U. of M. Dean
Howard Waring
A U. of M. Professor
Clarence E. Bennett
SCENE V
OFF TO THE WARS
Color Guard Jim Dolloff, Dana Dolloff, Richard S. Kimball
Revolutionary Soldiers Robert Henderson, Ronald Humphrey
1812 Soldiers Raymond Albert Grindle, Dana Deering
Civil War Soldiers Irven Lane, Philip Gilpatrick
Spanish American War Soldiers Gardner S. Hunt, Ross Wyman
World War I Soldiers George Hamilton, Don Piper
A United States Air Force Flyer John Veno
A United States Marine John F. Pettigrew
A United States Sailor Ronnie Parent A WAC Phylis Stewart
A WAVE
Ruth Kimball
A United States Army Nurse Marjorie Gould
William Ladd Edward Ross
SCENE VI
COMMUNITY LIFE
Square Dancers Parker Cushman, Bertha Cushman, Herbert A. Leonard, Eleanor Leonard, Edwin H. Bates, Ada Bates, Harold L. Chute, Marion Chute.
Junior Choruses of the Catholic. Methodist, and Universal Fellow- ship Churches: Jemnie Mae Stevens, Director: Janice Schriver, Pianist; Sharon Abbott, Nancy Bates. Romsid Bennett. Mary Biscoe, Morris Bonde. Dorothes Boothby, Joyce Britton, Irene Brown. Mary Brown. Christopher Campbell, Catherine Caser, Melissa Clesves, John Ciz#. Wary Lon Damien, Willard Deez- ing. Diane Dennis, Janet Dickey, Pamela Doyon. Doris Ans Eaton. Sheila Everhart. Barbara Fenderson, Jenifer Fizs. Betty Focht, Marie Foch: Geraldine Gagne, Bethe Garimer, Horace Gardner. Kathy Gardner, Stephen Gardner. George Gorriil, Jo Ann Greenhalgh. Linda Greenhalgh. Donald Griffee. Davis Gross. Larry Gross. Margsre: Hayman. Cliford HEL Mary Holmes, Rosemary Howard. William Jeffrey. Patricia Kezzey. Rachael Kyle. Stanley Lane. Charles: Leonard. Marjorie Libber. Cheryl Livingston. Dale Livingston. Jean Lucas, Nancy Lacas. Claire MeCorrisen. Jame MeCorrison, Jeaz WcKay, Richard MeNeary. Matthew McNeary. Lee Melching, Barbara Merrill Mary Miller, Eleanor Mirrar, Mary Jeaz Ness. Norman Ness. Terry Nickerson, Brian Page. Jean Page, Joan Page. Rosemary Pelletier. Brenda Perry. Robert Perry, Coralie Romanyshyn, Carole Robichaud. Linda Sabien, Bonnie Sewall. Starleme Sewall. Sharon Sherman. Geddes Simpson, Daryl Sleighi, Richard Small Gail Starr, Jeison Starr, Kez- zeth Stewart, Janice Ant Stover. Dawn Carel Strout Rosemary Sullivan, Ruth Thibodeau. Mary Tracey. Victoria Violette. Carol White. James Willard. Jeamme Worrick God of Our Fathers
STYLE SHOW
A Woman of 17:5 Rae Hurd Smith
A Woman of 1912 Kathryn P. Richards
A Woman of the Civil War Charlotte Treworgr
A Gibson Girl Helen B. King
A Bride of the 1990's Pzth N. Bennett The Woman of Today Judy Starr The Oromo Song by members of Clubs and Fraternal Orgsmitations with Lewis Nivea. Director; Olive Dean, Alice Modery. Rose Sullivan. Mary Louise Giddings, Roger Goodime, Diward Merrill, Vam Phillips, Elizabeth Smith. Lelia Cormors. Bernadette Pellegrino, Thomas Pedloe, Ruth Kimball. Richard Holmes, Bill Bosworth, Gardner Hunt Virginia Cashman. George Hamilton. J. Dz# Gillespie, Richard Kimball J. H. Waring. Jerry Biscoe, Seth Jacksom, Susan McNeary, Nelson Joues. Judy Starr. Phil Gil- Patrick. Rath Smith.
EPILOGUE HAIL TOMORROW
Woman's Voice Mins Cofiz
Had it nos beez for Barbare Duma Hitebner this story, as it is pre- sented. would have been impossible. Mrs. Hitchmer opened her fles, covering between ffteen and twenty years of research, to me; I am grateful to ber.
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Junior Choruses of the Catholic, Methodist, and Universal Fellow- ship Churches: Jennie Mae Stevens, Director; Janice Schriver, Pianist; Sharon Abbott, Nancy Bates, Ronald Bennett, Mary Biscoe, Morris Bonde, Dorothea Boothby, Joyce Britton, Irene Brown, Mary Brown, Christopher Campbell, Catherine Casey, Melissa Cleaves, John Cluff, Mary Lou Damien, Willard Deer- ing, Diane Dennis, Janet Dickey, Pamela Doyon, Doris Ann Eaton, Sheila Everhart, Barbara Fenderson, Jenifer Flynn, Betty Focht, Marie Focht, Geraldine Gagne, Bethe Gardner, Horace Gardner, Kathy Gardner, Stephen Gardner, George Gorrill, Jo Ann Greenhalgh, Linda Greenhalgh, Donald Griffee, Davis Gross, Larry Gross, Margaret Hayman, Clifford Hill, Mary Holmes, Rosemary Howard, William Jeffrey, Patricia Kenney, Rachael Kyle, Stanley Lane, Charlene Leonard, Marjorie Libbey, Cheryl Livingston, Dale Livingston, Jean Lucas, Nancy Lucas, Claire McCorrison, Jane McCorrison, Jean Mckay, Richard McNeary, Matthew McNeary, Lee Melching, Barbara Merrill, Mary Miller, Eleanor Murray, Mary Jean Ness, Norman Ness, Terry Nickerson, Brian Page, Jean Page, Joan Page, Rosemary Pelletier, Brenda Perry, Robert Perry, Coralie Romanyshyn, Carole Robichaud, Linda Sabien, Bonnie Sewall, Starlene Sewall, Sharon Sherman, Geddes Simpson, Daryl Sleight, Richard Small, Gail Starr, Judson Starr, Ken- neth Stewart, Janice Ann Stover, Dawn Carol Strout, Rosemary Sullivan, Ruth Thibodeau, Mary Tracey, Victoria Violette, Carol White, James Willard, Jeanne Worrick ... God of Our Fathers
STYLE SHOW
A Woman of 1775 Rae Hurd Smith
A Woman of 1812 Kathryn R. Richards
A Woman of the Civil War Charlotte Treworgy
A Gibson Girl Helen B. King A Bride of the 1920's Ruth N. Bennett The Woman of Today Judy Starr The Orono Song by members of Clubs and Fraternal Organizations with Lewis Niven, Director; Olive Dean, Alice Modery, Rose Sullivan, Mary Louise Giddings, Roger Goodine, Edward Merrill, Vaun Phillips, Elizabeth Smith, Lelia Connors, Bernadette Pellegrino, Thomas Pedloe, Ruth Kimball, Richard Holmes, Bill Bosworth, Gardner Hunt, Virginia Cushman, George Hamilton, J. Duff Gillespie, Richard Kimball, J. H. Waring, Jerry Biscoe, Seth Jackson, Susan McNeary, Nelson Jones, Judy Starr, Phil Gil- patrick, Ruth Smith.
EPILOGUE HAIL TOMORROW
Woman's Voice Mina Coffin
Had it not been for Barbara Dunn Hitchner this story, as it is pre- sented, would have been impossible. Mrs. Hitchner opened her files, covering between fifteen and twenty years of research, to me; I am grateful to her.
*Should you disagree with any aspect of this presentation, I as- sure you that I have made every effort to present correct facts. Hand- ed down tradition, from word to mouth, often gets distorted. This presentation is based on recorded evidence .- H.L.B.
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