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A Feisty Good Samaritan of the North Woods
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A Feisty Good Samaritan of the North Woods
By Mimi E.B. SteadmanPhotos by Dave RowsonFrom our July 1981 issue Jerry Elwell, Sherman Station’s best-known citizen, sits atop a stool in her home on the edge of the North Woods, 80 miles north of Bangor. As she chats, a commotion erupts in the other room and Cricket, a black toy poodle, begins to race about, barking frantically. “It’s just Falina having one of her running sessions,” Jerry explains as she quiets the dog. “It’s good for her hea…
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