Wednesday wrap-up

Once the sod arrived, the crew lost no time in getting it planted. By 2 o'clock they'd worked Southward on Sanger Avenue as far as the two Davis residences, and the North Country Landscape truck was tanking up in Sangerfield getting ready to give the new lawns a good watering. Topsoil application and rolling, working Northward on the the Western side of Sanger Avenue, had reached Mrs. Fraser's residence and will no doubt be completed as far as Park Place by the end of the day.




The cupola of the Masonic Temple looks as if it's waiting only for copper roofing to be applied and then it will be ready to be returned to the top of the tower.



It's been a very nice bright, sunny day. Doris Cross, who celebrated her 98th Birthday on Monday, was enjoying a bit of shade in the Park. Escorting her on an afternoon stroll were her son, Robert, of North Brookfield and her daughter Barbara and son-in-law Jim Gallagher of Michigan. Jim is the brother of the late Jack Gallagher of Sangerfield.