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THE HORSE'S MOUTH WHERE CAPE COD FOOD PROFESSIONALS GO TO EAT AND DRINK WHEN THEY'RE OFF THE CLOCK
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"I think Rob Matthews," chef-owner at two North Truro eateries,
Maximillian's Restaurant and Wine Bar (508-487-6360) and Small
Indulgences Cafe & Catering (508-487-8827), "is the most talented
chef on the Outer Cape."
- JAY COBURN, proprietor,
Chester Restaurant in Provincetown
"Abbicci that's the kind of food I like these days: a few
ingredients simply prepared and presented that work well with wine
[Yarmouth Port, 508-362-3501]. They have a high commitment to
service...
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THE HORSE'S MOUTH WHERE CAPE COD FOOD PROFESSIONALS GO TO EAT AND DRINK WHEN THEY'RE OFF THE CLOCK
The Boston Globe
; "I think Rob Matthews," chef-owner at two North Truro eateries, Maximillian's Restaurant and Wine Bar (508-487-6360) and Small Indulgences Cafe & Catering (508-487-8827), "is the most talented chef on the Outer Cape." - JAY COBURN, proprietor, Chester Restaurant in Provincetown "Abbicci that's the
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PHILIP THOMSON, INSURANCE PARTNER
The Boston Globe
; Philip Van Rensselaer Thomson of Harwich Port, partner of an insurance agency, died Sunday at Boston Medical Center of injuries sustained in a car accident. He was 82. Born and educated in Glen Ridge, N.J., Mr. Thomson graduated from Tabor Academy in Marion. He received a bachelor's degree from
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PETER SWAIN, 42 NORTH TRURO DESIGNER, BUILDER
The Boston Globe
; A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Unitarian Universalist Meeting House, Provincetown, for Peter Swain, a designer and builder of houses. Mr. Swain died Thursday in New England Deaconess Hospital. He was 42 and lived in North Truro. In 1981 he and another builder, Mike
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FREDERICK FOWLE, 62 WAS MERCHANDISE MANAGER
The Boston Globe
; Frederick Jordan Fowle, a retired merchandise manager for the Globe Manufacturing Co. in Fall River, died Monday in his home in Harwich Port after a long illness. He was 62. Mr. Fowle was born in Melrose and had lived in Harwich Port since 1972. He and his family had spent summers there for many
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Alice P. McDermott, 72 Homemaker, grandmother
The Boston Globe
; Alice P. (Donovan) McDermott of Harwich Port, a homemaker and grandmother of 10, died Thursday at her home after suffering a stroke. She was 72. Mrs. McDermott was born and raised in Cambridge and was a graduate of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. After graduation, she worked for the John
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ROBERT MCWILLIAMS MBTA CIVIL ENGINEER; AT 71
The Boston Globe
; Robert McWilliams, a civil engineer with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority for 25 years, died of cancer Wednesday at his home in Harwich Port. He was 71 and formerly lived in Newton and Needham. Born in Carnegie, Pa., he graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and
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Carol A. Warmington
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; HARWICH - Carol A. Warmington of Harwich Port, formerly of Quincy, a retired abstractor, died Thursday in Boston after a brief illness. Ms. Warmington was an abstractor for attorney William D. Crowell in Harwich Port. Born, raised and educated in Quincy, she moved to Harwich Port 33 years ago. She
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WILLIAM S. KIMBALL, 65 WAS INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE BROKER
The Boston Globe
; William S. Kimball, a self-employed industrial real estate broker, died of a heart attack Wednesday at his home in Hingham. He was 65 and had another home in Harwich Port. Mr. Kimball was also co-owner of Kwik Kopy of Norwell and Bennetts General Store in Duxbury. Previously he was vice president
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SUSAN ROCKEY, 88 HOMEMAKER AND ARTIST
The Boston Globe
; A funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, at Christ Church, Episcopal, in Harwich Port for Susan McGee Rockey of Orleans. Mrs. Rockey, a homemaker and artist, died Wednesday at the Orleans Nursing and Convalescent Center after a long illness. She was 88. Born in Kansas City, Mo., Mrs.
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Mary Wiacek, 91, of Harwich Port, restaurant worker.(Obituary)
The Boston Herald
; Mary Wiacek of Harwich Port, a restaurant employee, died Wednesday at the Mattapoisett Nursing Home. She was 91. Born in Middletown, Conn., she attended school there. Mrs. Wiacek had been employed at the Chuck Wagon, a family-owned restaurant in Harwich Port where she worked as hostess, cook and
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