ROXBURY — During a chilly rain Wednesday afternoon, volunteers installed two new signs at the Pine View and Roxbury Village cemeteries.
A third new sign labeled Frye Cemetery that was jointly purchased by Roxbury and Mexico, was installed last week by Mexico workers at the Old Frye Cemetery beside Swift River Road at the Mexico town line, Town Clerk Nina Hodgkins said.
Jean Shaw, a member of the Roxbury Cemetery Committee, said the signs were designed by Matt Pingree, the owner of Creative Signs and Apparel in Mexico.
Each sign bears the year in which the cemetery was established.
Volunteers who donated their time and helped install the posts and signs on Wednesday were Selectman Mike Worthley, Roxbury fire Chief Ray Carver of R & A Tractor Works of Mexico and Vern Porter. They were accompanied by Shaw, Cemetery Committee member Sylvia Touchette and Hodgkins.
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- Ray Carver, left, of R & A Tractor Works of Mexico, watches Vern Porter, center, and Roxbury Selectman Mike Worthley install a new sign on Wednesday afternoon at Roxbury Village Cemetery beside Route 17. The volunteers donated their time to the town and Cemetery Committee project.
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- Roxbury Selectman Mike Worthley, left, holds the new Pine View Cemetery sign in place while Vern Porter attaches it to a post on Wednesday afternoon beside Route 17 in Roxbury.
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- Volunteers who helped install new signs for two Roxbury cemeteries Wednesday were Ray Carver, left, of R & A Tractor Works, and his 5-year-old daughter Emily Carver, Roxbury Cemetery Committee members Sylvia Touchette and Jean Shaw, and Roxbury Selectman Mike Worthley, in back from left, and Vern Porter.
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