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Sister June Carpenter, one of the few remaining Shakers, dies in Maine. She was 88.
Sister June Carpenter, one of the last members of the only remaining community of the Shaker religious movement, died Tuesday. Carpenter had been struggling with health problems and limited mobility,…
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