Remember last Spring’s beautiful display of
crocuses, daffodils and hyacinths?
Would you like to learn how to have a beautiful spring
garden, how to plan and care for it?
On Oct. 7th, at 7 p.m. a Master Gardener from Merrimack
County Cooperative Extension will give a talk at the Chichester
Town Library entitled, “All About Bulbs.”
You will learn to Amend the soil and plant the bulbs,
Maintenance and care throughout the growing season, Pest
management for bulbs, Digging, storing and forcing spring bulbs.
The Lover’s of the Chichester Library urge all who are
interested to call or stop by the library and sign ups as an
attendance of 15 is required for the program to be presented.
798-5613.
The Chichester Old Home Day Committee will meet on Tuesday,
September 28, at 7 p.m. at the home of Carol Frekey-Harkness.
New faces are always welcome.
Thanks to everyone who voted in or officiated at the Primary
Election on September 14. There were 625 voters, twelve of whom
were voting for the first time.
Did you know that in a primary election every voter must be
accounted for in every race, even if that voter left a section
blank? The sixteen volunteer vote counters worked very hard
after the polls closed to make those numbers balance.
Looking for a family Halloween event? Drive to “Trunk or
Treating” at Carpenter Park on Saturday, October 30 at 4 p.m.
Decorate your car trunk with a Halloween theme and bring some
Halloween treats. Once the cars are set up, children can go from
car to car “trunk or treating” in costume. There will be punch
and popcorn and perhaps prizes for the best decorated trunk.
Carved pumpkins can be brought to display and be lighted up at
dusk. The festivities should wrap up by 6:30 p.m. The Old Home
Day Committee is planning this event as a public service.
Chichester Grange will be holding a Meet the Candidates
Night on Thursday, October 14. Please mark your calendar and
become an informed voter for the November 2nd election.
The following titles have recently been added to the adult
fiction shelves at the Chichester Town Library: One Shot by Lee
Child, Deception by Jonathan Kellerman, Sizzling Sixteen by
Janet Evanovich, Family Ties by Danielle Steel, Return to Sender
by Fern Michaels, One More Sunrise by Michael Landon Jr., The
Hard Way by Lee Child, The Touch by Colleen McCullough, Splinter
Cell Checkmate by Tom Clancy, and Cat of the Century by Rita Mae
Brown (large print).
Chichester Town Library
The knitting group at the Chichester Town Library is
starting up again. We would like to invite all fiber artists to
join us. If you have a transportable project you are welcome to
come any Monday night at 7:00.
Beginning knitters and crocheters are welcome to bring your
questions and to get help with more challenging projects.
On Wednesday, Sept 29th Teresea Downey will be offering a
workshop on Food Preservation.
Teresea has been preserving food for over 25 years. She will
offer information on canning, freezing, drying and fermenting.
She will bring in samples and will explain how to put food by
and answer any questions you may have. The workshop will begin
at 7:00 at the library. Please call Lisa to sign up as space is
limited. 798-5613 Hours: Mon. and Wed., 2:30-8:30; Tues.
and Thurs., 10:00-1:30; Fri. 1:30- 4:30; Sat., 9:00-12:00.
Out of Your Attic News
Submitted By Carol
Hendee
Please remember we cannot accept TVs. One was left outside
the building, which is a double no-no. Items should only be
delivered when the store is open-not left outside to get wet and
ruined. We love your donations and you can help us sort by
including a note as to what size the sheets, blankets, and
curtains are. We can get them out for sale faster.
It’s fall clothing time and we do need little boys sizes 2-5
clothes. We are also low on Halloween costumes. We do have a
good supply of videos and books for your indoor down time.
Thank you so much for your support; it is truly appreciated.
We are at 345 Suncook Valley Hgwy., Tues. and Thurs., 8-4;
Wed., 11-4; and Sat., 10-4.
If you want to put in a request for our Wish List, please
call 435-9339 and we will see if we have what you need.
