…the group. She joined two years ago in the hope of gaining influence and under-standing of bills that come before the state Legislatures. While that has not worked as planned,… Continue reading →

…brought in to the addition to overwinter: rosemaries, aloes, hibiscus, jades, bays, spider plants, and others. The Sugarhouses In 2000, Tom built a 16′ by 16′ sugarhouse 300′ downhill into… Continue reading →

…of Wide and Aerial Views of Pittsfield. An excellent map of Somerset County in 1860 can be found at www.mainegenealogy.net/graphics/Somerset_County_1860.html. Although it is a map of the entire county, it… Continue reading →

…21, 1899. The pastors have been, Rev. James H. Smith, 1866-’68; Rev. George W. Quimby, 1868-‘7o; Rev. David B. Byther, 1870-’72; Rev. Elijah Case, 1872-’74; Rev. Norris C. Hodgdon, 1874-’76:… Continue reading →

…on this project and deserve special mention. Having these issues bound in annual volumes has made my task of research much easier. 8 The following sources of information should be… Continue reading →

…bound collection), the Maine State Library, and the Folger Library at the University of Maine. A list of libraries with originals or microfilm copies can be found at this Library… Continue reading →

…to enlarge images. The Pinnacle slopes in 1972, showing the Ski Jump. This park is located on and adjacent to an unusual geological bluff adjacent to the Sebasticook River. It… Continue reading →

…email revbag@verizon.net or deeperlifeassembly@hotmail.com Facebook SERVICE SCHEDULE: Sunday School – 9:45am Sunday Worship – 11:00am Sunday Evening – 6:00pm Deeper Life Assembly on February 27, 2005. One mile out beyond… Continue reading →

…unaware of their own biases toward telling some stories and ignoring others. Other times pieces and threads are truly and completely lost, there having been too feeble an attempt, if… Continue reading →

…of the view from the end of Easy Street, circa 1900, showing the Bryant & Company mill. Another colorized postcard view dated 1913, from the same series. Note Pinnacle water… Continue reading →