Anyone
remember
Intervale Ski
Slope? Operating
from the mid
1930s - 1976,
Here's a little
history from
New England
remember
Intervale Ski
Slope? Operating
from the mid
1930s - 1976,
Here's a little
history from
New England
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From the town column in the April 4, 1895 issue of the North
Conway Reporter:
LOWER BARTLETT
Miss Katherine A. Abbott of Fryeburg, teacher in the high
school at Mechanic Falls, was in town this week, a guest at
the Pendexter mansion.
George E. Gale's new hotel is rapidly nearing completion and
will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks.
Lelia Gale is quite sick and is with her aunt, Mrs. Parkman
Drown.
Mr. Townsend, a Salvation Army man who has been stopping
in Dundee this winter, held a meeting in the church two weeks
ago and left an appointment for another meeting last week,
but he failed to put in an appearance.
Mrs. Richard Bachelder has been quite ill for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Jefferson have moved into the house with
George P. Dinsmore, who has papered and painted, and now
they have a very pretty rent.
Pearl Pitman has returned from a visit to Brookline, Mass.
Rosewell Ward has been confined to the house for the past
week.
Fred Ashuault has been very sick with pneumonia, but is
reported a little better.
Frank Carlton and wife are sick with the prevailing bad cold.
A few more warm days and our snow will be a thing of the past.
Some member of nearly every family in this neighborhood is ill
with a cold.
The singing class under the direction of Mr. Sawyer is making
good progress. There are some excellent voices in the
school. In fact, they all sing well: We think it would be hard to
find children to beat them in whatever they undertake to do.
Wherever you go you are confronted by some little tot with an
Easter Jug.
Conway Reporter:
LOWER BARTLETT
Miss Katherine A. Abbott of Fryeburg, teacher in the high
school at Mechanic Falls, was in town this week, a guest at
the Pendexter mansion.
George E. Gale's new hotel is rapidly nearing completion and
will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks.
Lelia Gale is quite sick and is with her aunt, Mrs. Parkman
Drown.
Mr. Townsend, a Salvation Army man who has been stopping
in Dundee this winter, held a meeting in the church two weeks
ago and left an appointment for another meeting last week,
but he failed to put in an appearance.
Mrs. Richard Bachelder has been quite ill for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Jefferson have moved into the house with
George P. Dinsmore, who has papered and painted, and now
they have a very pretty rent.
Pearl Pitman has returned from a visit to Brookline, Mass.
Rosewell Ward has been confined to the house for the past
week.
Fred Ashuault has been very sick with pneumonia, but is
reported a little better.
Frank Carlton and wife are sick with the prevailing bad cold.
A few more warm days and our snow will be a thing of the past.
Some member of nearly every family in this neighborhood is ill
with a cold.
The singing class under the direction of Mr. Sawyer is making
good progress. There are some excellent voices in the
school. In fact, they all sing well: We think it would be hard to
find children to beat them in whatever they undertake to do.
Wherever you go you are confronted by some little tot with an
Easter Jug.
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