Sunday, August 6, was actually a sunny day, and made for a great Old Time Fair.  It seemed to be a fun day for those that came to the fair.  We would love to get other ideas or things you would like to see, and what you think could be improved.  Send them to estinal@nullproctoracademy.org.  Thank you to everyone who was a part of it;  whether you were volunteering or came to enjoy the fun!  I’m so sorry if I missed anyone.

With gratitude and much appreciation from the Andover Historical Society for everyone’s contribution of time and hard work. Thank you everyone!

Volunteers: Kim and Charlie Baer, Donna Baker Hartwell, Billy Benincase, Bonita Betters-Reed, Joe and Sam Boone, Katherine Bucklin Stearns, Luan Clark, Pam Cooper, Barbara and Paul Couturier, Meg Dugan, Alex Estin, Bob Evans, Julie Friedline, Linda and Ken Grant, Sandra Graves, Kari and Jim Hanson,  Brad Hartwell, John Hodgson, Bill Hoffman, Deb Jackson, Bonny Morris, Caroline Moulton, Rita Norander, Fred Nystrom, Doug Phelps, Judy Perreault, Gail Richards, Susan Schnare, Jesse Schust, Lindsey Schust, Larry Sprague, Nancy Teach, Nancy Tripp, Abby Webster, Sarah Whitehead, and Sarah Will.

Farmer’s Market: A huge thank you to all that made baked goods, lavender bunches, and anything else for the Farmer’s Market.  It was great!!

Sponsors: Belletetes, Ty Morris Real Estate, TE Austin Landscaping, GRVL, Highland Lake Inn, Proctor Academy, Lion’s Club, JJ’s Market

Demonstrator: Priscilla Parmenter

Vendors: Eli’s wood Turnings, Willy’s Whirlies, Helen Binette, David Carroll Studio, Designs by DS & RJM Woodworks, Our Creative Imaginings Facepainting, Bernard Joly of Salisbury, Cheryl and Stacy Fogwill, Barbie Antonides, Maria Casas, Mountainside Creations & Collectibles

Historical Societies and Non-Profits: Salisbury Historical Society, Wilmot Historical Society, Friends of the Northern Rail Trail, The Hub, and National Society for Preservation of Covered Bridges.