Reservations for space on the grounds of the Andover Historical Society Museum (aka the Potter Place railroad station) for vendors and exhibitors at the Society’s Old Time Fair on Sunday, August 5, are coming in up quickly, according to the fair’s organizers.  But there’s still room for more. Space is $20 a table for vendors, free for artists and crafters. To reserve space or for more information, contact Donna Baker-Hartwell at 735-5586 or donnabh@nulltds.net

As of June 20, reservations had been received from:

Gary Cassidy, East Andover – cigar box guitars and drumsticks
Nancy Clapp, Salisbury – chair caning
Priscilla Parmenter, Wilmot – Spinner
J.P. Hobby, Laconia – Blacksmith
Nancy DeCesare, Newport – wool applique “penny rugs”
Caye Currier, New London – wool applique
Patricia Proctor, Goshen – painted rocks
Cindy Yeager, Sutton – hand knits from handspun wool, soaps
Beck Luppold & Jennifer Boyd, Lempster – felted and appliqued woolens
Bill Donaldson, Andover – wooden whirligigs and spinners
Joan Hart, Gilmanton – children’s novelties
Steven Mandella, Ware, MA – gemstone recovery
Craig Brown, Bristol – scroll-saw woodwork
Lauretta Carroll, Warner – David Carroll nature books and illustrations
Diane Seamans & Ron MacLean, Franklin – fiber art and handcrafted utensils
Paul Sodano, Bristol – handcrafted bat houses and wood creations
Ruth Chase and Bernie Jolie, Salisbury – artisan and vintage jewelry
Beth Wolf, Andover – essential oils