Mike learned to bake from his Uncle Richard Patrick Marshall in Berlin, NH.
Later he became a cook in a lumber camp, and eventually had a 100-man camp where Lizzie was the cook.
In 1916 the family moved to Bethel so the kids could go to high school at Gould. They bought the "Barker Place" next to the Androscoggin and remained for over 30 years.
Later he became a cook in a lumber camp, and eventually had a 100-man camp where Lizzie was the cook.
In 1916 the family moved to Bethel so the kids could go to high school at Gould. They bought the "Barker Place" next to the Androscoggin and remained for over 30 years.
Mike learned to bake from his Uncle Richard Patrick Marshall in Berlin, NH.
Later he became a cook in a lumber camp, and eventually had a 100-man camp where Lizzie was the cook.
In 1916 the family moved to Bethel so the kids could go to high school at Gould. They bought the "Barker Place" next to the Androscoggin and remained for over 30 years.
Later he became a cook in a lumber camp, and eventually had a 100-man camp where Lizzie was the cook.
In 1916 the family moved to Bethel so the kids could go to high school at Gould. They bought the "Barker Place" next to the Androscoggin and remained for over 30 years.
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