26 Bangor Daily News, Monday. December 8, 1980 006 56.10 Veteran CHARLES "TED" SMITH BANGOR - Charles "Ted" of NEWS Smith, 63, of 20 McLaughlin St., died unexpectedly Dec. 6, 1980, at his residence. He was born in dies at 63 Bangor April 1, 1917, son of Lowell F. and Mary Ann A 45-year-veteran of the (Bresnahan) Smith. He was ing Bangor room Daily died News unexpectedly compos- employed in the composing room of the Bangor Daily News Saturday at his McLaughlin for 45 years. He was predeceas- Street home in Bangor. ed by his first wife, Elizabeth Charles T. "Ted" Smith Sr. (Constantine) Smith in 1976. Sur- 63, was a member of Local 446 viving are his wife, Bernadette of the International (Daigle) Smith of Bangor; two Typographical Union. He sons, Charles T. Smith Jr. of began his employment at the Holden, Steven E. Smith of Boca NEWS as a Linotype machine Raton, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. operator. In addition to his George (Margaret) Alberty of printing trade, Smith was Germany, Mrs. William auditor employed and frequently insurance ad- as an (Suzanne) Long of Linwood, N.J.; nine grandchildren; three justed claims in the Aroostook County area. stepchildren, Patricia Daigle Co-workers of Smith Guerrette of Litchfield, N.H.; remember him as an even- Marcia Daigle of Ann Arbor, tempered man with Mich., and Dale James Daigle gentlemanly manners. of Orono; two brothers, Rich- Always considerate of his mond M. Smith and L. Edward fellow employees, one co- Smith, both of Bangor; several worker said that she had nieces and newphews. A Mass never heard the Bangor of Christian burial will be native say a cross word about celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday at anyone. St. Mary's Catholic Church. A sports enthusiast, Smith Friends may call at Brookings- was particularly fond of soc- Smith, 133 Center St., Monday 2 cer and football and earned to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Inter- considerable recognition for ment will be in Mount Pleasant his own ability at football dur- Cemetery. ing high school. Smith was the husband of Bernadette Daigle Smith and was predeceased by his first ERVIN A. STEWART wife, Elizabeth Constantine LINNEUS - Ervin A. Str Smith, in 1976. 85, died Dec. 7, 1980, A funeral Mass has been hospital after a short scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday was born in Linne at St. Mary's Catholic 1895, son of Will Church. Friends may call 2 to (Parish) Stev 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at member of Brookings-Smith, 133 Center Baptist C St., Bangor. five sr A