TITLE:  Muriel M. Smith, Obituary,  Feb. 25, 2001,

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Muriel M. Smith 

OLDSMAN, Fla. - Muriel M. Smith, 86, of Oldsman, Fla., died on
Feb. 25, 2001, at Measie Countryside in Safety Harbor, Fla. 

She was born in Bartlett, the daughter of Scott and Nina Chandler.
She attended school in Bartlett and later moved to Colebrook, where
she worked for Sam Weeks at Weeks’ Tavern. 

Mrs. Smith’s late husband, Jerry, managed the liquor store in
Colebrook and she ran the couple’s inn, Smith Tourist Rooms, on
Cooper Hill. She could often be seen out walking for her health, and 
often in the company of her friend Viola Sutton. She moved to
Florida in 1984.

Mrs. Smith’s family includes two daughters, Gerry Ackley of Lutz,
Fla., and Barbara Shea Chandler of Orland, Calif.; a son, Scott Smith
of St. Albans, Vt.; a brother, Norman Chandler of Oldsman; a sister,
Isabel Smith of Connecticut; 10 grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren. 


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