Wilmot Celebrates Old Home Day

Longest-running Old Home Day in New Hampshire

About 75 people attended the Wilmot Old Home Day Celebration in North Wilmot on August 17, making it the oldest continuously celebrated Old Home Day event in New Hampshire.  Three events marked the celebration: a rousing worship service lead by former Camp Wilmot camper and now Reverend Jeff Mansfield at the historic North Wilmot Church; a band concert performance by the Kearsarge Community Band often led by concertmistress and Old Home Day chairperson Nola Aldrich, with a lovely Jane Kenyon poem recitation by Mary Jane Ogmundson; and an hour or two spent with our favorite New Hampshire humorist, Rebecca Rule. The day was a piece of Americana that was pure charm. Pictured here, chatting at Wilmot Old Home Day, are Walter Walker (Andover High School '49) and Jack McAuliffe. Photo and caption: Lindy Heim
About 75 people attended the Wilmot Old Home Day Celebration in North Wilmot on August 17, making it the oldest continuously-celebrated Old Home Day event in New Hampshire. Three events marked the celebration: a rousing worship service lead by former Camp Wilmot camper and now Reverend Jeff Mansfield at the historic North Wilmot Church; a band concert performance by the Kearsarge Community Band often led by concertmistress and Old Home Day chairperson Nola Aldrich, with a lovely Jane Kenyon poem recitation by Mary Jane Ogmundson; and an hour or two spent with our favorite New Hampshire humorist, Rebecca Rule. The day was a piece of Americana that was pure charm. Pictured here, chatting at Wilmot Old Home Day, are Walter Walker (Andover High School ’49) and Jack McAuliffe. Photo and caption: Lindy Heim