Dale Roger Elliott

   FamilySearch ID: GS5H-W7K.

  Events

• Census, 28 Apr 1950, Freedom, ME. ²

• Graduation: Unity-Freedom High School, Jun 1961, Unity, ME.

• Obituary: Boston Herald, 22 Apr 2000, Boston, MA.
Dale R. Elliott of Norton and Foxboro, a warehouse worker, died at home Wednesday after a brief illness. He was 57.
Born in Belfast, Maine, he was raised and educated in Freedom, Maine. He graduated from Freedom Academy and later from Unity-Freedom High School.
Mr. Elliott was employed for 20 years as a warehouse worker for James Ferrera & Sons in Canton. He had previously worked for the Quincy Shipyard, Fernandes Warehouse and the Lord Fox Restaurant.
Mr. Elliott is survived by his wife, Vicki McKenney-Elliott of Norton; two sons, Darryl M. of Milton and Dwayne E. of Plymouth; three brothers, James F. of Olympia, Wash., David U. of Fairhaven, N.Y., and Thomas E. of Goshen, Ind.; three granchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Memorial services are private.
Arrangements by Roberts and Sons Funeral Home, Foxboro.

Dale married Paulette Ida Boulter, daughter of William Henry Boulter and Ada Marjorie Archer, on 28 Feb 1964 in Knox, ME.¹ The marriage ended in divorce. (Paulette Ida Boulter was born on 4 Sep 1947 in Knox, ME and died on 1 May 2016 in Brooks, ME.)

• Newspaper Article: Bangor Daily News, 6 Mar 1964, Bangor, ME.
Miss Boulter Becomes Bride of Dale Eliott
KNOX -- Miss Paulette Boulter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boulter of Knox, became the bride of Dale Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elliott of Freedom, at her parents' home in Knox, February 28. The double ring service was performed by the Rev. Pearl Blenis of Knox.
The bride was attired in a white, waltz length, lace and chiffon gown for the evening ritual. Her elbow length veil was attached to a small crown.
Miss Charlene Wingate of Thorndike was maid of honor. She wore a gown of blue, waltz length, lace and chiffon. Her headpiece was a band of blue flowers to match the gown.
Dennis Spaulding of Freedom was best man.
The bride and maid of honor wore matching corsages of yellow chrysanthemums.
A reception was held in the Knox Grange Hall. The guest book was circulated by Linda Carson and the gift table was presided over by Mrs. Joan Carmichael, Mrs. Marlene Spaulding and Mrs. Sylvia Elliott.
The wedding cake, made by Mrs. Owen Larrabee, aunt of the bridegroom, and her daughter, Louie of Freedom, was cut in the traditional manner and served by Mrs. Owen Larrabee. Miss Louise Larrabee served the punch.
Music for dancing was furnished by Mrs. Janet Dickey, Ralph Clement, Darrell Ward, David Elliott, and Thomas Elliott, all of Freedom.