Marion was the daughter of Edward H Newcomb and Ruby Sawyer Newcomb , she was educated in Bridgton schools and was a 1950 graduate of Norway High School.
Mrs. Quinn also attended the Boston Stenotype School in 1950-51. On Decemeber 28, 1952, she was married to Joseph L. Quinn of Cambridge, Mass.
Upon returning to the Norway area in May 1953, she went to work for the Advertiser Democrat as a book keeper in the front office. She was forced to retire due to ill health in the late 1960's.
Mrs. Quinn was a member of the Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge at Norway for many years. She attended the Second Congrtational Church at Norway.
She was also well known in the 1950's for her work at the Teen Time gatherings at Paris. Since her retirement, she enjoyed meeting people and watching children go to school each day as well as her interest and enjoyment in watching the monarch butterfly hatch from chrysalis each summer.
Mrs. Quinn also attended the Boston Stenotype School in 1950-51. On Decemeber 28, 1952, she was married to Joseph L. Quinn of Cambridge, Mass.
Upon returning to the Norway area in May 1953, she went to work for the Advertiser Democrat as a book keeper in the front office. She was forced to retire due to ill health in the late 1960's.
Mrs. Quinn was a member of the Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge at Norway for many years. She attended the Second Congrtational Church at Norway.
She was also well known in the 1950's for her work at the Teen Time gatherings at Paris. Since her retirement, she enjoyed meeting people and watching children go to school each day as well as her interest and enjoyment in watching the monarch butterfly hatch from chrysalis each summer.
Marion was the daughter of Edward H Newcomb and Ruby Sawyer Newcomb , she was educated in Bridgton schools and was a 1950 graduate of Norway High School.
Mrs. Quinn also attended the Boston Stenotype School in 1950-51. On Decemeber 28, 1952, she was married to Joseph L. Quinn of Cambridge, Mass.
Upon returning to the Norway area in May 1953, she went to work for the Advertiser Democrat as a book keeper in the front office. She was forced to retire due to ill health in the late 1960's.
Mrs. Quinn was a member of the Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge at Norway for many years. She attended the Second Congrtational Church at Norway.
She was also well known in the 1950's for her work at the Teen Time gatherings at Paris. Since her retirement, she enjoyed meeting people and watching children go to school each day as well as her interest and enjoyment in watching the monarch butterfly hatch from chrysalis each summer.
Mrs. Quinn also attended the Boston Stenotype School in 1950-51. On Decemeber 28, 1952, she was married to Joseph L. Quinn of Cambridge, Mass.
Upon returning to the Norway area in May 1953, she went to work for the Advertiser Democrat as a book keeper in the front office. She was forced to retire due to ill health in the late 1960's.
Mrs. Quinn was a member of the Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge at Norway for many years. She attended the Second Congrtational Church at Norway.
She was also well known in the 1950's for her work at the Teen Time gatherings at Paris. Since her retirement, she enjoyed meeting people and watching children go to school each day as well as her interest and enjoyment in watching the monarch butterfly hatch from chrysalis each summer.
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