Wells

A couple of members are in Maine.

John Edwards, our lead guitar player, lives in Wells, Maine.

Do you film it? We will have a videographer a couple times a year.

I saw the YouTube clips, but is that just house stuff or is that for you guys?

Senator from Maine, campaigning with Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat from New York today in Portland, Maine.

The Republican in this race, the incumbent, Susan Collins, was in Wells, Maine, receiving the endorsement of the Professional Firefighters of Maine and the International Association of Firefighters.

I can't tell you how much this endorsement means to me.

I have such respect, admiration, and gratitude for our first responders.

In my work as co-chair of the Congressional Fire Services Caucus, the more than 1,300 dedicated members of the Professional Firefighters of Maine have been invaluable sources of information, insight, and inspiration.

I've sought to ensure that they have the resources to defend Mainers against the ever-present threat of fire and its often disastrous effects, as well as the challenges of terrorism and the threats of hazardous material exposure.

Senator Susan Collins, Republican from Maine, today in Wells, Maine, with the firefighters.

More on the race for U.S.

And her answer and behavior was treated as suspicious.

In early May, the former minister, George Burroughs, is hauled back into Salem Village from Wells, Maine, where he was living.

They're going to accuse him of having something to do with the witch infestation that they have, all because the one girl was like, it was because of him.

Mm-hmm.

Burroughs struggled financially because Salem Village failed to pay his wages, and eventually left in 1683.

He later became a minister near Casco Bay, Maine, but fled again after attacks in 1688, moving to Wells, Maine.

He remarried again after his second wife died in 1689, and eventually ended up again in Salem Village.

On April 30th 1692, Thomas Putman and Jonathan Walcott submitted a complaint against Burroughs for sundry acts of witchcraft.

The minister was arrested in Wells and brought to Salem Village on May 4th.

Among Burroughs' accusers were personal enemies from his former congregation who had sued him for debt.

At his trial later in May, the evidence presented against him included his extraordinary feats of strength, such as lifting a musket by inserting his finger into the barrel.