Turning Back the Pages
100 years ago — June 1922
— Fireworks of all kinds are for sale at George Parsons’ home in Salisbury.
100 years ago — June 1922
— Fireworks of all kinds are for sale at George Parsons’ home in Salisbury.
100 years ago — June 1922
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Belcher and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amundson of Lime Rock are enjoying life this week at the Amundson camp at Cornwall Pond.
100 years ago — June 1922
Miss Clara Barnum is ill. Mrs. Hyland is caring for her.
— Mrs. Joseph Beebe has resigned her position at Benjamin’s Store and Miss Mary Finkle has taken her place.
50 years ago — June 1972
100 years ago — 1922
Mrs. Mary Senior has moved from Lakeville to Mrs. Knickerbocker’s house.
100 years ago — May 1922
SALISBURY — A very ornamental fence has been installed at D.J. Warner’s new residence.
— Miss Mary Stanton is enjoying a few days’ vacation from her duties at the post office.
LIME ROCK — Wm. Tellerday and Fay Chaffee motored to Poughkeepsie Sunday.
100 years ago — May 1922
James Duplis has moved his family from Bennington, Vt. and will occupy the yellow house on Factory Street.
The work of vaccinating the school children of the town has been completed and now there is an epidemic of sore arms.
100 years ago — May 1922
LIME ROCK — A party from Waterbury has rented Rocky Dell Hotel.
LIME ROCK — Quite a fire has been raging on the mountain for the past few days.
SALISBURY — Herbert Beebe has purchased the William Dunn place at Lincoln City.
100 years ago — April 1922
SALISBURY — Howard Curtis is the owner of a new Chevrolet touring car, purchased of Clayton Benjamin, Canaan. He has also built a garage for his new car.
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