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Tom & Atticus B-1 Please remember that the Robert Frost while encour- which winds through Frost’s served, prints will be avail-
best way to help young aging the creation and woods and features Frost’s able and all art is for sale.
wildlife is by keeping them appreciation of poems. poems on plaques through- This new exhibition is filled
WILD. For more informa- out. Listed in the National with new never before
tion, see The museum will be open Register of Historic Places,
www.wildnh.com/wildlife/f Saturday, Sunday, and shown art painted in acrylics
Monday of Memorial Day The Frost Place stands in a on canvas. The alive sun-
awns.html. beautiful location overlook-
Weekend from 1 - 5 pm. It ing the White Mountains, a flower paintings are based
will then be open Thursday view that Frost savored and upon reference photo’s taken
- Sunday through June, 1 - 5 can now be appreciated by at Longview Farm in
pm. Starting July 1, the visitors from all around. In Plymouth, N.H.
Neighborhood Open House museum will be open daily addition, The Frost Place According to Dunn, these
1 - 5 pm, closed Tuesdays. offers three annual summer sunflower paintings repre-
Extended fall foliage hours poetry programs, two annual sent the faces of individuals
begin in September. poetry competitions, a free who have overcome adversi-
The Frost Place offers a poetry reading series, poetry ty. Each flower represents a
self-directed tour of poet craft talks, workshops open person who is going through
Robert Frost’s former home. to the public, as well as recovery, each person that
The museum allows visitors other community program- loves someone who is an
to tour the rooms where ming and poetry education. addict, each person that had
Frost lived and wrote and For more information, the strength to change their
features rare signed first edi- please contact The Frost life, each person who accept-
February 27 March 3 tions of his work and family Place office at 603-823- ed help, each person who has
photographs. The Henry
th- rd
Holt Barn at The Frost Place 5510, frost@frostplace.org, hope and each person that
or visit www.frostplace.org.
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the stylist's name or how to relentlessly stalk him, even my & all things else, 91% of
reach him. Apparently, that's breaking into his home last the Network News about me
part of the famous barbers' month to take a bath, is negative (Fake). Why do
code of silence. They never according to officials. The we work so hard in working
talk. Just like the mafia. Phoenix woman — who with the media when it is
by Dave Berman [Bizarre News]
Finally, a cake celebrat-
referred to herself as the
“new Hitler” — dished out
corrupt? Take away creden-
tials?” So virtually anything
ing a South Carolina teen’s some relationship advice negative about DT is fake
Greetings, and thanks for "macho case" is also usable high school graduation and defended the alleged news?
joining me for another as a tabletop iPhone stand, a turned into a not-so-sweet harassment by claiming that My photographs don't do
week. Starting us off are a doorstop and a tool for do-it- surprise when a Publix she “loved him.” “If you just me justice - they just look
few news stories you may yourself crafts. [UPI] supermarket censored the give, and you don’t stop giv- like me.
have missed. First, a Next, when a client at a inscription “summa cum ing, even if you don’t From a while back,
Japanese company is mak- Brooklyn barbershop com- laude” (Latin: ‘with highest receive, you all of a sudden- Emerson College (my alma
ing it easier for the phone- plained about his haircut, distinction)’ The grad’s ly receive a lot,” Ades said. mater) in Boston, Mass., has
addicted to build muscle the stylist threw him out of mom, Cara Koscinski, said Ades was arrested over an made it clear: students may
with a 22-pound iPhone the salon… through the win- she ordered a cake online incident in which she not sublet their dorm rooms
case. Telecom giant dow. The 33-year-old victim from her local Publix for a allegedly showed up at the on the vacation rental site
Softbank announced the 22- was at the Levels graduation party for her 18- man’s workplace pretending AirBnB. Sophomore Jack
pound dumbbell case, billed Barbershop in Crown year-old son, Jacob. The to be his wife. She faces Worth had listed his room,
as the world's heaviest for Heights. Police say he store allows customers to charges of threatening, and said it helped recoup
the iPhone, is now for sale threatened to withhold pay- customize cake orders with stalking and harassment. “I some of his college expens-
on its website for about ment for the cut because he a personalized inscription. felt like I met my soul mate es. “Room and board prices
$100. The case is composed didn't like it. The barber was Koscinski said she ordered a and I thought we would just are very expensive,” he said,
of a standard dumbbell with enraged and shoved him cake with the words: do what everybody else did but when college officials
a permanently-affixed through the storefront win- “Congrats Jacob! Summa and we would get married found out about the listing,
phone case, designed to face dow, police said. The attack Cum Laude Class of 2018.” and everything would be they ordered Worth to delete
the user at a 25-degree left a gaping hole in the Instead, supermarket bakers fine,” she said from jail. it. In the two weeks the list-
angle, which Softcom said is glass. The cut and bloodied wrote: “Congrats Jacob! Ades, however, was reluc- ing was active, Worth host-
"ideal for watching movies" victim was taken by ambu- Summa - - - Laude Class of tant to discuss whether her ed three guests. “I saw this
feelings were reciprocated. as a way to make some
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while pumping iron. The lance to a hospital. The styl- 2018.” [Huffington Post]
company website shows the ist ran off. Other barbers The real reason women “I don’t want to talk about money, but also help some
don't play football is that,” Ades said when asked people out,” he said. Worth
because eleven of them if she was told to stop con- is studying visual and media
would never wear the same tacting him. She insisted she arts. [Boston Globe]
outfit in public. (Phyllis is not crazy — just the “the (Maybe he should consider
Diller) person that discovered switching his major to hos-
True love…? Thousands love.” pitality.)
of unanswered texts, stalk- Today's 'Murica: White Some supposedly actual
ing charges and jail bars are House correspondent April headlines: (1) `Homicide
apparently no match for Ryan says that she has Victims Rarely Talk to
love. In a jailhouse inter- received death threats after Police’; (2) ‘Barbershop
view, Jacqueline Ades said asking press secretary Sarah Singers Bring Joy to School
she still pined for a one-time Sanders if President Trump for Deaf’; (3) ‘City Unsure
date who accused her of has considered resigning. Why Sewer Smells’; (4)
stalking and sending him Death threats? That is how ‘Federal Agents Raid Gun
over 65,000 texts in less polarized and nasty some of Shop, Find Weapons’; (5)
than a year, news station us have become. ‘Republicans Turned Off by
"Inspiring Healthy Choices For Life"
KTVK reported. “He’s my Speaking about the press, Size of Obama’s Package.’
soulmate,” Ades said from according to DT, “The Fake Bonus: ‘Man with 8 DUIs
Fourth Avenue Jail in News is working overtime. Blames Drinking Problem.’
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the hospital his entire life. trail was surrounded by new before it comes to a junction had gotten richer and looked
Unfortunately he’s spent growth on the ground below where you can go right or more like the deep green of
quite a few of them there and on the buds at the end of left. Both paths take you to summer even where the sun
lately and he now resides in the tree branches above. the summit but for some rea- splashed down on top of it
an assisted living facility. Varying shades of green son each time Atticus choos- and left bits of gold here and
Time marches on…even if greeted us as we made our es the path to the left – I there. We started out later in
we wish it wouldn’t. way over rocks and roots, think because it looks like it the day and the heat and
across numerous foot- goes up while the other one humidity made the mountain
The other day Atticus and I bridges, and along the tum- wraps around the mountain. seem steeper and taller than
were sitting with him in his bled-down boulders that Having reached our destina- it actually is. But by the time
new room and he asked with used to be part of Whitehall tion we sat and ate and drank we reached the top we were
a worried look on his face, Mountain. There was a gen- once again before making rewarded with a refreshing,
“How are you doing? Do tle breeze that kept the bugs our way down the mountain. cool breeze that had us for-
you have enough money? away and made the walk However, instead of walking getting the difficult climb
along the old railroad bed back the way we came, we almost immediately.
The Adventures
Do you have a good life up in made our way over to the ski
of Tom & Atticus the mountains?” quite pleasant. When we
arrived at the top of Thoreau slopes of Waterville Valley Last night, while walking
During my eleven years run- I put my hand on his and told Falls we sat on the rock slabs and walked down the steep- along the Wildcat River we
ning a newspaper in him not to worry. “Life is next to the high-rushing slanting grass through the saw a funny little branch
Newburyport I found two good, Ed.” water and I took off my feet growing afternoon shadows. with fresh greens swimming
things I’d always wanted: a and felt the chill of spring asThe advantage of taking the upstream against the current.
place to call home; and a “Really? You don’t miss the I dangled them in the current ski trails down is that it saves For the life of me I couldn’t
family. That small, charm- life you used to lead here? It while Atticus drank from the your knees and feet from the figure out what it was but we
ing city on the North Shore was a very exciting time.” edge while staying dry. We twists and turns of the rocks were captured by the
of Massachusetts was the shared our lunch, watched on the trail, but you feel it in attempts of that little branch
first place I ever knew that “No, I don’t miss it. I love birds come and go, took your quads even more. The to go where it was most dif-
felt like home. And the the mountains. They feel some photos, and then other advantage is that on the ficult to go. And sitting there
open slopes there are some
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Adventures in
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root crops next door to the
garlic, and planted string
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sorrel, dandelion, and assort-
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particular corner of the gar-
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pany of mosca negra.
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to some young pin cherry
There are just two garden trees. They were cut down
beds, with an aggressively steadily made my way no longer spindly, but grow- weeding went much quicker some eight years ago now.
weedy path between them, around the garden, tidying ing strong and sturdy in the than I anticipated, and that I But, as any new englander
that the late fall weather up beds and preparing the heat and full sun. was quite pleased with the can attest to, the northern for-
frosted before I could give garden to match my winter Transplanting was to begin results. Woody debris from a est is hard to kill and decidu-
them a proper cleaning out sketch of what crops were to shortly. winter’s worth of splitting ous trees are vehemently
last season. They sit in the go where. I planted onions With the black flies getting kindling mulched the path, dedicated to re-growing as
northeast corner of the our one week, seeded peas at the more numerous but not quite and the beds looked clean quick as they can, for so long
garden, the “oldest” section base of metal trellising vicious, the time for serious and fluffy sporting a fresh as it is remotely possible.
of our homestead vegetable another day, and placed the weeding was upon me. The layer of straw. Success. And so, new growth from the
excess potatoes in the cellar aforementioned weedy cor- The real accomplishment I
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Francis Pierce both of Society, 30 Speen Street, wrote music and had a song music and flower gardening. died following a period of
Williamsport, PA, John Framingham, MA 01701. published-a song for which
Pierce and Bobby Pierce declining health at the
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Youngstown, OH, Allen He attended Worcester Mamie was born in
Hathaway of Bradford, Junior College, Worcester, While at Howard Johnson's, Newbury, VT on May 23,
Randy Hathway and Darsee
Morse of Bradford, Tina
Oh Lord Jesus MA, was a member of Phi he was a member of the 1926, to James and Hazel
Hathaway Gilbert and Rick Christ son of God, Theta Kappa National Rutland Chamber of
(Ashford) Henderson.
of Corinth, VT, John Preston have mercy on the Honorary Fraternity, and Commerce, The National On August 19, 1944, she
and Bill Ringer of Poultney, departed, their fami- graduated Cum Laude in Restaurant Association, and married William "Bill" H.
VT, and Lorrie Preston of Business Management in was a member of United
Bradford; 7 grandchildren, lies, friends and me 1952. Lodge #8, AF&AM for Downer, Jr.
Crystal, Maggie, Gracie, a sinner many years. Mamie enjoyed riding with
Liam, James, Trevor, and Bill in the truck and was a
Tracy; 3 great grandchildren, He continued at the member of the New England
University of Vermont and He is a member of Grace Teamsters.
received his BS degree in Congregational United
An accomplished musi-
Commerce and Economics Church of Christ. cian, she loved music,
in 1954. singing, playing for New
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OBITUARIES Twelve Must Plant containers with Vinca Mega increase perennial plantings
Years Eve dances at the Street, Woodsville, on Pollinator-Friendly Bloom Orchid Halo. The
bright purple blooms with a
next year by starting these
three winners indoors by late
Woodsville Armory, and call- Thursday, May 24 from 1-2 Flowers Continued white eye stand up to heat
and humidity without suc-
January. Your efforts will be
ing changes for dances in PM with a funeral service rewarded with flowers that
Diana has more and larger cumbing to disease. same season.
West Topsham. immediately following at 2 flowers than its counterparts. Grow winning varieties of a Don’t let shade stop you
Each year, she and her PM with Melissa Gould as The season long bloom of traditional favorite, zinnia. from inviting pollinators
mother played at the Fiddler's Funeral Celebrant. intense magenta flowers These low maintenance sun- into the garden. Bounce Pink
Contest. Burial will follow in Pine made this a winner. loving annuals can be started Flame Impatiens has all the
Incorporate beauty even in from seed directly in the gar- flower power of common
As a volunteer, she would Grove Cemetery, Swiftwater challenging locations with den. Add vibrant color to the impatiens but is resistant to
play the piano at the senior Road, Woodsville. EnduraScape Pink Bicolor garden with Queeny Lime, downy mildew. Plus, they
center. Memorial contributions Verbena. As the name Zowie! Yellow Flame and are a bit more forgiving if
may be made to the VT implies it is tough as nails, Magellan Coral. Include you allow them to wilt. Just
Mamie was a good cook tolerating drought, heat and smaller scale beauty with add water and they bounce
with donuts, pies, and stews, Association for the Blind & temperatures in the low Profusion and Zahara vari- back.
being her specialties. Visually Impaired, 13 teens. Use this spreader in eties. Plant Sunpatiens Spreading
She loved holiday family Overlook Drive, Barre, VT large containers and baskets Gardeners and pollinators Shell Pink in full sun or
where you can appreciate the love purple coneflowers shade. Enjoy the season
gatherings and traveling with 05641. soft pink blooms with their (Echinacea). Two colorful long, soft pink flowers even
Gary, Linda, Bonnie, John, Visit Ricker Funeral Home darker center. winning varieties, Cheyenne in high heat, rain and humid-
and Bill throughout the US & Cremation Care of Wow visitors and lure polli- Spirit and PowWow Wild ity. This variety has all the
and the Caribbean. Woodsville nators to your garden and Berry will fill your garden low maintenance beauty of
with color for seasons to impatiens but is resistant to
She was predeceased by her come. downy mildew.
husband of 61 years, Bill Woodsville, NH -- David Bruce Aldrich, III, 7, Cheyenne Spirit coneflower Once you’ve added these
Downer, on November 14, died on Friday, May 4, 2018, as a result of injuries sus- produces a mix of purple, beauties to your landscape,
2005; their son, Gary tained in an accident. He was a student at Woodsville pink, red and orange flowers sit back and enjoy. You and
along side lighter yellows, the pollinators will reap the
Downer on March 5, 2018 Elementary School. creams and white. This com- many benefits of these win-
and his wife Linda Downer He is survived by his father David B. Aldrich, Jr., and pact plant stands tall in wind ning additions to your gar-
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