Gazette Chronicle
Farm Talk
From a Spring, 1948 Gazette:
Modern Times
From Gazette editions of April, 1936:
By Chance
From Art Railton’s Just a Thought of March, 1997:
Chance encounters — we’ve all had them. Meetings that are unplanned, occurring by surprise. You happen to be somewhere and suddenly find yourself talking to someone famous. The conversation is of no consequence, just grist for some name dropping. “When I was talking with Ted Kennedy about his Wianno....” That sort of thing.
Celestial Lights
From Gazette editions of March, 1986:
Mucking Around
From Gazette editions of March, 1961:
Heeding the Call
From Gazette editions of March, 1936:
After five weeks’ delay, the schooner Alice Wentworth, Cap’n Zeb Tilton, sailed for Nantucket with two large tanks for the Island Service Co. Ice that blockaded Nantucket and made the passage between the Islands hazardous for sailing craft, was responsible for the long wait. It was a tug that finally succeeded in setting the schooner on her way, but not by towing.
