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A Moment in Time: Old Photos Invited from Our Readers
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Sergeant Jack Chagnon of West Suffield waves happily at the crowd.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/author/lester-smith/page/3/)
Sergeant Jack Chagnon of West Suffield waves happily at the crowd.
Members of Suffield in Stitches hold the Suffield town quilt they were presenting to First Selectman Colin Moll.
This October 7, 1977, photo of the house at 78 South Main Street was taken to publicize the Suffield Woman’s Club’s second annual Decorators’ Showcase.
It was a story of miscommunication, uncommunication, and perhaps misrepresentation when Peter Daub and his wife Christiane traveled to Suffield to look for a home here.
By the Observer’s copy deadline on September 15, there was a considerable group of men and boys busily at work at tables in the new Jewish school’s big library.
A surprising piece of publicity became available in early April with several pages of online information about a new Yeshiva that was coming to Suffield.
The “hard opening” took place at half past noon, but normal hours are every day but Monday, noon to 9:00.
In this November, 1952, photo, the new St. Joseph Church is one year old.
Boy Scout Troop 66, sponsored by the Second Congregational Church, put together a very impressive ceremony on a Sunday afternoon in early June.