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Visiting My Parents’ Home Town, Thetford

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The following is an excerpt from We Were Not Spoiledby Lucille Ledoux as told to Denis Ledoux. There were men in Lewiston who drove people to Canada and back. (They must have set schedules just like the trains, and people must have committed to specific dates.) Anyway, in the summer of 1937, I went to Thetford with a Mr. Nadeau who charged $5 each way. My aunt Gabrielle, who was only two years older than I, was with me on the way up, so she must have come down to Lewiston for a while and then we returned together. The

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