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Faith, Food and Fun957 viewsChildren enjoy fun and games during the Mattapoisett Congregational Church’s Third Annual Homecoming Sunday at historic Ned’s Point in Mattapoisett. This “glorious day of fun, faith and food” opened the beginning of a new year for the congregation’s Sunday School program and concluded with a family picnic at the point. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 12, 2006
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Going to Greenland955 viewsFairhaven Library Director Carolyn Longworth poses with a copy of The Wanderer during a recnet trip to Tassiusaq, Greenland. (Photo courtesy of Carolyn Longworth).Sep 06, 2006
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Splish-Splash951 viewsMembers of the Mattapoisett YMCA Summer Swim Team pose with a copy of The Wanderer. Pictured (bottom, l. to r.) Justin Gracia, Victoria Johnson, Harry Smith, Lizzie Machado, Kyleigh Barao, (center) Colleen Beatriz, (top, l. to r.) Laura Kelleher, Beth Smith, Jack Leclair. Other swim team members not pictured include Hannah and Mia Beams, Jack and Zoe Smith, Sophia Deery, Mary Kate McIntire, and Charlotte and Eliza Van Voris.Sep 06, 2006
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Old Orchard Beach919 viewsMolly and Bob Ross of Rochester pose with a copy of The Wanderer while recently vacationing in Old Orchard Beach, Maine.Sep 06, 2006
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Banding Together950 viewsMembers of the Old Hammondtown School Jazz Band pose with a copy of The Wanderer after winning a gold medal in competition at Stoughton High School last spring. (Photo by and courtesy of Kathy Eklund).Sep 06, 2006
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New Deputy in Town815 viewsSusan Murray pins a badge on her son, newly-appointed Mattapoisett Deputy Fire Chief Andrew Murray, during the recent Board of Selectmen’s meeting where Mr. Murray was formally appointed to the position. Fire Chief Ron Scott and members of the Mattapoisett Police and Fire Departments were also on hand as Mr. Murray worked for both departments. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).Sep 06, 2006
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Pitchin' In811 viewsDoug McLaughlin of Rochester shows off the antique pitchfork he purchased for just $1 at the 33rd Annual Craft Fair and Flea Market held on the town green in front of the First Congregational Church in Rochester center. Despite some overcast weather, the fair was yet another success. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 06, 2006
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Gridiron Gang870 viewsMembers of the Old Rochester Youth Football (ORYF) team recently faced off against Dartmouth during their first home game of the season at Bulldog Stadium at ORR High School. The ORYF team will next play the Sakonnet Scooners on Sunday, September 10. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).Sep 06, 2006
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Locks of Love904 viewsWhile getting a back to school haircut, Camryn McNamara of Mattapoisett recently donated over 13 inches of hair to the charity “Locks of Love.” The organization provides wigs to children suffering from Alopecia or long-term hair loss due to illness. Camryn is a second grader at Center School in Mattpoisett and hopes some of her classmates might think about doing the same. “It made me feel very happy to give someone my hair who doesn’t have any,” she said.Aug 31, 2006
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Lipstick Run745 viewsFour Canadian ladies who recently visited the tri-towns while on their annual “Lipstick Run” were (l. to r.) Barb Balanyk with her 1934 Ford Pick-Up Truck, riding shot gun with Shirley Holm; Liz Kitzul with her 1923 Ford T-Bucket with trailer; and Kathy Milne with her 1938 Chevy Sedan. All are also seen holding a copy of The Wanderer. (Photo courtesy of Frank Cabral).Aug 31, 2006
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Winner on the Water817 viewsGeorge Moffat, Jr., of Marion, poses with the trophy he won after handily winning the 2006 Annual Herreshoff Association Championship held in Marion aboard his Herreshoff, Swan Song. Posing with Mr. Moffat is Joey DuBois, who also presented him with the new “Savvy Sailor” Award, given in memory of her mother, Kathryn Watson Saltonstall, to the skipper over the age of 65 who placed highest in the fleet. (Photo by and courtesy of Anne T. Converse).Aug 31, 2006
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Suitable for Framing884 viewsAntique enthusiast Dennis Gouveia poses within an antique frame that is just one example of the many fine items that were on display during the recent Marion Antiques Show at Tabor Academy. The annual show has been dubbed “The Little Gem of New England” and draws over 70 dealers each year. (Photo courtesy of Frank McNamee).Aug 28, 2006
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