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100 years ago — 1923
The organ at St. John’s Church is being overhauled and tuned by tuners from New York.
Will the person who has Mrs. Loucks’ quilt frames please return them to her?
Fifteen inch ice is being taken from the lake.
100 years ago — January 1923
Judge and Mrs. Donald T. Warner, Miss Lois Warner of Salisbury and Mr. William E. Fulton of Waterbury sailed last week on the Steamer Sytic for an extended cruise in the Mediterranean and other points in Europe.
100 years ago — January 1923
Those who annually gather ice from the lake are beginning to wonder when it will be thick enough to harvest. At present there is about two feet of snow with about seven inches of ice.
100 years ago — January 1923
SALISBURY — Miss Lila Senior was home from Canaan over Sunday.
Owing to the storm no session of the public school was held on Monday.
The large creamery at Cornwall was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night of last week.
100 years ago — January 1923
Mr. and Mrs. James Marston of Copake spent last week end at Fred Marston’s in Salisbury.
Walter Loucks Jr. of Lakeville spent Sunday with his grandmother in Lime Rock.
Fishing through the ice is the sport of the local nimrods these days.
100 years ago — December 1922
The sleighing and wheeling are both excellent.
Neal Wyncoop has gone to Maine to visit friends and hunt deer for a few weeks.
LIME ROCK — Miss Clara Barnum has a nurse caring for her.
50 years ago — December 1972
100 years ago — December 1922
J.G. Kimmerle has entered the hospital in Pittsfield for treatment for troublesome tonsils.
Stanley Sherwood and Roy VanDeusen have entered the employ of the Salisbury Iron Corporation at Lime Rock.
100 years ago — December 1922
William Tolliver while out fox hunting on Tuesday of last week had the misfortune to break a finger in his right hand, caused by his horse rearing suddenly.
100 years ago — November 1922
Sharon is planning to build a new schoolhouse to replace the one recently burned by a firebug. The new building will probably be financed with a bond issue with a carefully planned sinking fund.
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