The Hopkinton Town Library Presents:
The Contoocook Village Quilt
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Subject
Activities
House Calls
Horse Racing
Buildings
A & P Store
Dr. Lightfoot's Home
Catholic Church
Columbia Hall on Maple Street
Hopkinton Town Hall
Hotel - Current Grange Hall
Kingsbury & Davis Machine Shop
Larz Anderson Estate
Perkins Manor
Railroad Depot - Location of first telephone office-1884
Segel's carpet center
Telephone Company
People
Mrs. Larz Anderson-Gift of land for Catholic Church
Boyd, R.K. - Razing of Machine Shop-1969
Burgess - living in current Grange Hall-1917
Butler, Francis E. - First Pastor of Catholic Church
Conant, Hiram & Lena -
Living in current Grange Hall-1891
Ran Machine Shop-1891
Dane, George - Selectman, opening of A & P Store
Daniels, Dana - First full-time police chief-1964
Davis, Walter Scott - Inventor and Owner of Machine Shop
Drescher, Richard - Second manager of A & P Store
Ellingwood - living in current Grange Hall-1917
Dr. Lightfoot
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. George
Bishop Albert Guertin-dedicated Catholic Church
Hardy, Robert - First Manager of A & P Store
Hargrove, James - Chief of Police
Houston, Tyrus
Sold land for A & P Store
Kimball, Frank - Selectman, Opening of A & P Store
Kingsbury, Addison - Inventor and Owner of Machine Shop
Rev. Charles Leddy-Catholic Church
Patenaude, Merle - Purchase of Machine Shop-1951
Perkins, Roger Elliot - Perkins Manor
Police Officer-Dana Daniels
Rice, Don - Selectman, Opening of A & P Store
Smith family - living in current Grange Hall-1917
Smith, Richard A, Rev. - Second Pastor of Catholic Church
White family - living in current Grange Hall-1917
Mr. Irl Young
Commodore Perkins-
father of Mrs. Larz Anderson
Places
Contoocook
Name
George's Park
Hopkinton Fair in George's Park
Race Track
Yankee Book Pedlar
Of Interest
Invention of Box Machine - Addison Davis
Needle shop - 40 townspeople employed
Silk production
Water power