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"Brunswick Rescue took a woman to Maine Medical Center in Portland after she was burned in a fire at a 14 Beech Drive home.Harriet Soulen, 91, was cooking when her clothing caught fire, Sgt. Joel Davis of the state fire marshal's office said. She suffered third degree burns on her back and is at the trauma unit at Maine Medical Center.She was wearing a medical alert device that notified the fire department and a neighbor, who was an emergency contact, Davis said.\"She pushed the button to send out the emergency signal, they were the first people that were contacted so they arrived shortly before our officers did,\" said Deputy Chief Mark Hagan with the Brunswick Police Department.The fire was in the kitchen and mud room area of the house and was reported at 5:54 p.m. on Wednesday, Capt. Matthew Barnes of the Brunswick Fire Department said.A Brunswick police officer was carrying the woman out of the home when the fire department arrived.The state fire marshal's office is investigating the fire because it involved a burn victim, Barnes said.A neighbor who ran into the house to help get the woman out suffered burns to a hand but was not taken to a hospital.Although information about the severity of the burns was unavailable, the woman went to Maine Medical Center because it is a trauma center, Barnes said.The home had minimal damage. Firefighters extinguished it within a few minutes of arrival, Barnes said.The fire marshal's office and Brunswick police are investigating the cause of the fire. Members of Brunswick police are also fire investigators, Barnes said.The fire was not suspicious."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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