Organizations
Observer Volunteer Recognition Party
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The party was an enjoyable social occasion, with a few minutes devoted to announcements and awards, most notably the change of top leadership reported on Page 1 of this issue.
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The party was an enjoyable social occasion, with a few minutes devoted to announcements and awards, most notably the change of top leadership reported on Page 1 of this issue.
In honor of Lester Smith’s 90th birthday, The Observer has sponsored a writing contest.
The West Suffield Village Improvement Association will hold its 12th annual Silver Tea on Saturday, December 2nd from 1–4 p.m. at Academy Hall (1499 Mountain Road).
In preserving the natural, rural character of our lovely town, every little bit helps, and the 60-acre property recently acquired by the Suffield Land Conservancy is a good help, indeed.
Stunning floral displays created by our own Suffield Garden Club, a festive cocktail party, sweet Teddy Bear Tea and a book signing to honor a new publication will usher in Home for the Holidays at the Phelps-Hatheway House. This year, the skilled ladies of the Suffield Garden Club, many of whom have graciously tended the Hatheway Gardens for many years, will dedicate hours to making wreaths, floral arrangements, and table décor and to embellishing live evergreen trees both inside and out of our 18th century museum.
An inveterate party goer and party giver, Dave Camera has an interesting day job.
Tennessee Gas had predicted that work on the new pipeline through Suffield would be all done by November 1, but, as seems to be common with construction projects, this was not to be.
Talents gather for a holiday benefit to preserve historic Mapleton Hall with a production of A Christmas Pudding II by David Birney.
Santa will be making a return visit to the museum Saturday, December 2.
The cold months are an opportune time to review indoor plants to determine what they may need.