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There’s a bright golden haze on the meadow
There’s a bright golden haze on the meadow
The corn is as high as an elephant’s eye
And it looks like it’s climbing clear up to the sky
Oh! what a beautiful mornin’
Oh! what a beautiful day
100 years ago — July 1923
Miss Jane Smith of Salisbury and Miles Roberts and family of Waterbury are enjoying a ten days motor camping trip through Maine. Hilen Eggleston is presiding at the wheel during the trip.
Mr. Archie Lewis of Lime Rock has gone to Torrington where he has a position.
When I ran against Lowell Weicker in his bid for re-election to the US Senate in 1982, we thought we could turn that campaign slogan against him and show him to be isolated and ineffective.
It didn’t work.
Dear EarthTalk: Is it OK for the environment to use an electric bug zapper to keep the mosquitoes at bay in summer? —Beth L., Medford, Mass.
With garbage disposal tip fees rising and the environmental impact of landfilled food waste becoming more apparent, municipalities are left to rely on conscientious residents, restaurant owners, caterers, school administrators, and facility managers to heed the call for diverting food waste from garbage.
In support of good government
There is no shortage of national issues on which Republicans and Democrats can disagree. But at the local level, we should all be united in our support of good government. The issues faced by the leaders of our town are not political ones.
Marshall Miles was many things to many people in our community. His name alone conjures so much meaning. There is no question that his death on Saturday, June 24, at age 70, marked the end of an era when all of us in the Northwest Corner were lucky to have a “perfect local newscaster” with an unparalleled understanding of life in our towns.
100 years ago — July 1923
LIME ROCK — Mrs. Stephens who has had charge of Rockey Dell Hotel has resigned her position.
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