Perhaps the first Morris side in Maine - formed in 1976 or 1977

Founded by John Jeffords

In 1978 the team split part to become Union Harvest Morris

and part to found Highland Mary Morris

Practiced at Seven Star Grange in Troy and McBrian's house in Appleton

There were three morris sides associated with Troy Morris

1) A men's side

2) A women's side

3) A mixed side

Sort of two "A" teams for the best dancers and a "B" team for all the rest

Founded by John Jeffords

Practiced at Seven Star Grange in Troy and McBrian's house in Appleton

Early Members: John Jeffords, Sarah (Dworkin) McBrian, Jon Van Sorenseon, Janet Marartucci

Muscians: Jon Van Sorenson

Kit: White shirt and white trousers, black shoes

Traditions danced: Headington - Shepherd's Hay; Bampton - Bean Setters; Ducklington -

Also created own dances to themes from "Leave It to Beaver" and "Gilligan's Island"

"My recollection was an early meeting at The Cannery, Richard Durling's (blacksmith) place in Brooks. A number of people showed up from around the state and formed teams."

- Janet Martucci

"We carried large supplies of hankies and sticks, just in case"

- Janet Martucci

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