Diane O’Brien prepared a piece for this week: The tradition of the gold-headed Boston Post Cane and its presentation to the oldest resident of a New England town was conceived by a publisher of the Boston Postdaily with an eye toward increasing.
APPLETON Earl “Rodney” Norwood Jr., 98, of Appleton, Maine, passed away peacefully at the Maine Veterans Home of Bangor. His three daughters were present at the time of his passing. Rodney was born on March 25,1925 to Earl R. Norwood, Sr. and Lura.
APPLETON — Earl "Rodney" Norwood Jr., 98, of Appleton, passed away peacefully at the Maine Veterans Home of Bangor. His three daughters were present at the time of his passing.
Unfortunately, we’re both addicted to crunchy snacks, Fritz and I. His go-to between-meal treats are Milk Bones, while mine are anything crunchy-salty-greasy –you know, the chips genre. I like to think I’m more discriminating, as Fritz will eat.
The sun’s setting earlier and the nights are getting chilly. Most afternoons I start a fire in the cookstove, and last night it was beef stew and biscuits for supper. And that reminded me of a piece I wrote several years ago – Making Biscuit. Here.