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New Chordtet to perform Saturday in Roxbury

New Chordtet to perform Saturday in Roxbury
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Elizabeth Mitchell Montgomery Blyn

August 13, 1928-March 12, 2021 STUART, FL — Elizabeth Mitchell Montgomery was born August 13, 1928 in Topsfield, Massachusetts, the fourth child of Ulster-Scots parents from Northern Ireland and the farms of County Armagh. Sarah Mitchell had left for Belfast to work in the linen factories before boarding an immigrant ship to Boston from the port of Londonderry. Joseph Montgomery had done the same — sailing from Londonderry to the port of New York. She’d made her way to Wellesley, he to Brookline. She as a domestic and a dressmaker; he as a groom and then a chauffeur and a gardener. Born at home in the chauffeur’s cottage on the Cummings estate, Elizabeth spent treasured summers in Topsfield; her father planted a Victory Garden, yearly they attended the Topsfield Fair. In the remainder of the year she was a Boston girl from the all-Irish triple-decker-householder neighborhood of Allston.

New Art Exhibit at Roxbury Library

“Branching Out: From the Cévennes to Litchfield County,” an exhibit of paintings by Didier Malaquin, will open Saturday, Feb. 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Minor Memorial Library, 23 South St. Malaquin is a landscape painter and a native of Paris, France. He lives and works in Roxbury and

Roxbury: Climate Change talk with scientist via Zoom

Roxbury: Climate Change talk with scientist via Zoom Jan. 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 Professor Joellen Russell is presenting the virtual program, “Climate and the Deep Blue Sea.”Minor Memorial Library / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of3 ROXBURY The Minor Memorial Library in Roxbury and the Roxbury Conservation Commission are welcoming University of Arizona Oceanographer and Professor Joellen Russell as she presents a virtual program titled: “Climate and the Deep Blue Sea” on Thursday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m., via Zoom. Participants can learn how Russell uses floats, supercomputers and satellites to predict future climate. There is no charge for this program but registration is required. RSVP at www.minormemoriallibrary.org to receive the link.

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