Pelham-Windham News 12-4-09

Pelham - Windham News
14 - December 4, 2009
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Don’t miss the lowest
Fire Log
Monday, November 23: 5:45
rates of our lifetime!
a.m. Medical emergency,
Heritage Road. 7:39 a.m.
Mutual aid, Windham. 9:12 a.m.
Real Estate
Propane tank leak, Ballard Road.
Mortgagee’s Sale at
AUCTION
1:00 p.m. Medical emergenc�� y,
Marsh Road. 1:10 p.m. Illegal
Back to Basics is About Savings
4-Bedroom Colonial On 1.4± Acres • 3 Emery Drive • Atkinson, NH
dumping, Sherburne Road. 1:24
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Tuesday, December 15th at 10:00 a.m.
p.m. Trouble alarm activation,
REAL ESTATE:3Emery Drive is a 1.4±acre lot improved with a 2,536±
Village Green.
sq.ft., Colonial-style home built in 1980±. The property has 9 rooms, 4
bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, private water & private septic. Tax
Tuesday, November 24: 11:12
Saving Saving
Map 16, Lot 38.
a.m. Medial assist, Shephard
Inspection: One hour prior to the auction, if permitted.
Road. 11:42 a.m. CO alarm
Time Payment
Terms:$10,000 Deposit in cash, certified check or other funds acceptable
activation, Litchﬁ eld Circle. 5:18
to Mortgagee or agent at the time of sale; balance within 30 days, or on
p.m. Two-car motor vehicle
deliver of deed, at option of Mortgagee. Mortgagee reserves the right to
3.875
%
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4.250
%
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change terms of sale at sale or to add additional terms and to qualify some
accident, Sherburne Road and
or all bidders. Sale is subject to a first mortgage.
Mammoth Road. 5:20 p.m.
Medical emergency, Andrea
For a property information package Lane. 6:31 p.m. Service call,
15 Year Fixed 30 Year Fixed
go to www.paulmcinnis.com
Township Road. 8:17 p.m.
Medical emergency, Arlene
4.349 APR 4.521 APR
Lic.#2089 - (603) 964-1301 - Ref.#9PM-61 - Auction subject to all Terms of Sale. © 2009 Paul McInnis, Inc.
Drive. 8:27 p.m. Medical
emergency, Hillcrest Lane.
Wednesday, November 25:
11:20 a.m. Alarm activation,
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Thursday, November 26: Single-
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*Some restrictions may apply. Based on a $200,000 loan with a
20% down payment and closing costs of $2,500.
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Medical assist, Crescent Circle.
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12:21 p.m. Medical emergency,
Old Bridge Street. 12:36 p.m.
Illegal burn, Mammoth Road.
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December 4-5: Festival of Trees, Chatham, MA. The Chatham December 6: Nature Poetry Workshop, Auburn, NH. Experience a NH
Garden Club’s annual event at Atwood House Museum features new appreciation for the power of words through the exploration of
seasonal wreaths and trees for sale, along with complimentary cider various forms of Nature poetry. Discover how poetry can help you
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and cookies, Gala reception, and silent auction. (508) 945-2493; celebrate and capture special moments in your life. Closet poets
chathamhistoricalsociety.org. welcome. Pre-registr
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Admission fee. 1-2:30 p.m.
December 4-5: Annual Christmas Town Festival, Bethlehem, CT. Massabesic Audubon Center. (603) 668-2045.
516 to place your ad!
Christmas with An Nollaig in Eirinn. Hailing from historic County
Waterford, Danú is one of the leading traditional Irish ensembles of
Candlelight procession, musicians, Santa, tree lighting, hayrides, December 6: Binocular Workshop, Auburn, NH. The Massabesic
today. Free. 7:30 p.m. Capitol Center for the Arts.
handcrafts, food, and more. (203) 266-5557; christmastownfestival. Audubon Center invites you to join us for a basic workshop on
(603) 225-1111; www.ccanh.com
com. how to choose and use binoculars. We’ll talk about magniﬁ cation,
December 11-12: Jane Austen Holiday Tea, Waltham, MA. Enjoy
December 5: Annual Holly Berry Fair, Milford, NH. Returning objective lens size, quality, and how to pick the right pair for you.
an authentic English tea with scones, sweets, and savories in the
favorites include our festive Christmas Cupboard and Pantry, Try them out during our Sunday backyard birding and ask questions
Governor Gore Estate’s Great Hall. A tour of the mansion follows
featuring homemade preserves and baked goods. Gift baskets of our experienced birder. Admission fee. 1-2 p.m.
as your costumed guide reads from Jane Austen. Reservations
for all ages and interests, Christmas handcrafts and gently used December 9: Maria W. Stewart: Words of Fire, Portsmouth,
required. (781) 894-2798; goreplace.org.
Christmas items will be sold, along with our ever-popular fudge, NH. Maria W. Steward will give her famous speech delivered at
December 11-13: Christmas by the Sea Celebration, Ogunquit,
cookie walk, cheese and holiday greens, and more. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. the Franklin Hall, Boston, September 21, 1832. She was the ﬁ rst
ME. A weekend of tree lightings and caroling, plus a chocolate fest,
First Congregational Church, Union Street. (603) 673-3713; www. African American woman to author a political manifesto. She
beach bonﬁ re, parade, entertainment, craft bazaar, Santa, and more.
ﬁ rstccmnh.org. broke the taboo against women’s participation in public political
(207) 646-2939; ogunquit.org.
December 5: Russian Christmas Bazaar, Rochester, NH. The event dialogues and lectured in defense of women’s rights. A pioneer
December 12: Coolidge Holiday Open House, Plymouth, VT. See
will include a variety of educational activities, such as storytelling, black abolitionist, a woman of profound religious faith, and a
the Coolidge Birthplace decorated for the holidays with exhibits at
Russian cartoons, speciﬁ c historical information about the crafts, champion of women’s rights, and a forerunner to Frederick Douglas,
the Aldrich House, Plymouth Cheese Factory, and 1924 Summer
and an exhibit of unique contemporary Russian art and traditional Sojourner Truth, Frances Harper, and generations of the most
White House ofﬁ ce. There will be music, holiday activities for
Russian icons. Free. (603) 332-2255; marina@anylanguage.org. inﬂ uential champions of black activism, male and female. 7 p.m.
children, and craft demonstrations. President Calvin Coolidge State
December 5: Celebration of Lights and Song, New London, CT. Portsmouth Library. (603) 427-1540.
Historic Site, Plymouth Notch. (802) 672-3773;
Festivities in the Downtown Historic Waterfront District include December 10-13: Judy’s Scary Little Christmas, Nashua, NH.
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visits with Santa, a Pooch parade, storytelling, ornament making, MADCO recreates the magic of a 1959 Judy Garland special
December 12-13: Inn-to-Inn Cookie and Candy Tour, Mount
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ice carving, tree lighting, caroling, and more. (860) 444-2489; crossed with the mind-bending fantasy of “The Twilight Zone” – all
Washington Valley, NH. Fourteen inns from Fryeburg, ME, to
newlondonmainstreet.org. wrapped in an outrageously entertaining holiday package. Ethel
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December 5: Chester Greenwood Day, Farmington, ME. This Merman, Liberace, Bing Crosby, Joan Crawford (and more!) join in
and tour the inns, admire gingerbread creations, and take some
annual parade honors Chester Greenwood, inventor of the earmuff. the fun … plus one mystery guest, who unwraps a spooky surprise
recipes home. (603) 383-9339; countryinnsinthew�� hitemountains.��
There will be music, food, and a parade featuring horses, police at the stroke of midnight! Fifty percent of all proﬁ ts will be donated
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cars, and ﬂ oats with an earmuff theme. Downtown. (207) 778- to Bridges: Domestic and Sexual Violence Support Services.
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4215; franklincountymaine.org. Admission fee. Janice B. Streeter Theater, Court Street. (603) 669- an intimate holiday concert of classical and traditional carols,
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December 5-6: Christmas at the Castle, Wickford, RI. The halls 9975; www.madco.org; www.bridgesnh.org. including several choral ensembles and many delightful arrangements
of Smith’s Castle are decked in period style for the holidays. Live December 11: An Irish Christmas, Concord, NH. The William of popular holida
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music, home-baked goodies, and hot mulled cider. (401) 294- H. Gile Series will kick off the season of performances with the Church, Lowell Street. (603) 848-7986; www.bellevoci.org.
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