Plymouth -
A relief fund has been set up for Laurie and William Bird of Plymouth.
They lost their home to fire Friday.
The Fire Marshal's office says a problem with an electrical circuit sparked the fire on Ridge Road.
At least three pets were killed.
To donate to Laurie and William Bird, checks can be sent in their name to:
Sebasticook Valley Federal Credit Union
PO Box 145
Newport, ME 04953
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