Food and open-mic sign-ups at 6 PM
Save the date and time: August 21, 7 PM, for the monthly “Third Friday” Andover Community Coffeehouse Show featuring Scott King. Scott is described as “a powerful vocalist, deft guitarist, and crackerjack writer” whose performances “effortlessly meld rock, folk, blues, and more in a delightfully melodic, unforgettable blend of original songs.” Also appearing onstage that […]
"Not Quite Free" stuff yields generous donations
Big country auction starts at noon!
Come One, Come All, to the Andover Historical Society’s Old Time Fair on Sunday, August 2, in Potter Place. It’s the Society’s biggest fundraiser of the year! Schedule of Events 9 AM – 2 PM Mammoth Flea Market Old-Time Craft Demonstrations: • Blacksmithing • Caning chairs • Making penny rugs • Spinning and weaving • Weaving baskets • Felting • Carving […]
Sing and play the guitar
Grace and Hope Community Church in Andover is seeking a volunteer who is gifted in Christian music, singing, and playing the guitar. We are a small church seeking to expand our music program. For information, please contact: Reverend Karen Heavey at 768-3720.
Installs officers for coming year
The Andover Lions Club recently celebrated the 60th anniversary of its chartering. The Ragged Mountain Fish and Game Club provided the venue for the event, which was attended by Lions representing clubs in New London, Sunapee, Franklin, and Concord as well as Andover Lions and guests. A delicious meal was prepared and served thanks to […]
A hike, a tour, and genealogy
A group hike to a secluded Andover waterfall, a presentation on discovering family roots led by an amateur genealogical adventurer, and a tour of the shuttered mills and buildings of neighboring Franklin guided by an entrepreneur who wants to breathe new life into that city – all will be offered in July by the Andover […]
Cotton candy on the Village Green for the Fourth
Happy Fourth of July to all! The Andover Congregational Church will be selling cotton candy on the Village Green that day. All proceeds will go to a mission project – either the Deacon’s Fund, which helps needy families in the area, or perhaps the local food pantry. Joyce Bourdon has volunteered to take charge of […]
Saturday, June 27, at 10:30 AM
The second event in a continuing series of guided tours into area locations seldom visited by the public will be offered on Saturday morning, June 27. This guided walk will be around the grounds of the old Camp Marlyn summer camp for girls (now Bluewater Farm) on Andover’s Bradley Lake. The event, open to […]
Use color in clothing to look and feel your best
Everyone wants to look their best, and at our last NHCHF meeting we discovered that one way was with the use of color in our clothing. Depending on skin tones and eye and hair color, certain color choices can enhance or dull your appearance. With an array of clothes and fabrics in different colors and […]
Veterans urged to march in Fourth of July parade
On Tuesday, June 9, the following members of Andover’s American Legion Crosby-Gilbert Post 101 were elected and installed as officers for the ensuing year. Henry (Skip) Powers, Commander Bill Leber, Vice Commander and Sergeant at Arms Richard Powers, Adjutant Lloyd M. Perreault, Finance Officer Don Clendenen, Chaplin James Reed, Service Officer The installing officer was Commander […]