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Book Bargains548 viewsBook lovers had a chance to find a good read or two as the Friends of the Joseph Plumb Memorial Library in Rochester held their annual book sale under a tent on the library’s lawn on Saturday, September 8. Bargain hunters have been flocking to this event for years in search of the perfect book and this sale was no exception with shoppers arriving bright and early to get the first crack at box upon box of reading pleasures all priced at $2 or less. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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Book Bargains516 viewsBook lovers had a chance to find a good read or two as the Friends of the Joseph Plumb Memorial Library in Rochester held their annual book sale under a tent on the library’s lawn on Saturday, September 8. Bargain hunters have been flocking to this event for years in search of the perfect book and this sale was no exception with shoppers arriving bright and early to get the first crack at box upon box of reading pleasures all priced at $2 or less. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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A Sort of Homecoming623 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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A Sort of Homecoming573 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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A Sort of Homecoming589 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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A Sort of Homecoming589 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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A Sort of Homecoming578 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett Congregational Church met at Ned’s Point for an open-air church service on Sunday, September 9 as the congregation celebrated their fourth annual “Homecoming Sunday.” Reverend Dr. Virginia Child welcomed nearly 200 church members, friends and guests to a morning filled with fellowship, food and games. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 11, 2007
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Rocky Mountain High681 viewsMattie Boyle of Mattapoisett (left) recently posed with a copy of The Wanderer while visiting her friend Gabby Hoag (right, formerly of Mattapoisett) at the Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado. (Photo courtesy of Betsy Hoag). (9/6/07 issue)Sep 07, 2007
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Wandering Wings638 viewsMolly and Bob Ross of Rochester pose with The Wanderer at Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory and Gardens in South Deerfield, MA during a recent trip in July. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Ross). (9/6/07 issue)Sep 07, 2007
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Bathtub Reading652 viewsSpence Smith from the South Coast Community Church of Marion enjoys his copy of The Wanderer while riding in the Marion Fourth of July Parade. The church based their unique float on the recent water bill crisis in town. (9/6/07 issue)Sep 07, 2007
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Cup Couples1073 views(l. to r.) Bob Thompson, Andrea Keene, Hank Keene and Gale Runnells (all of Marion) pose with The Wanderer in America’s Cup Port in Valencia, Spain on May 16, 2007. (9/6/07 issue)Sep 07, 2007
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Music Man691 viewsWilliam C. Maxwell, the organist and choir director of the First Congregational Church in Marion for 57 years, will be honored at a retirement celebration service on Sunday, September 9, followed by an 11:00 am reception in the community center. Bill’s service has spanned the terms of seven ministers and three interim ministers. He has provided musical direction for well over 2,300 services.Sep 05, 2007
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