Friday Wrap

Quite early this morning, flagging appeared around paver areas in front of Mac's and the Laundromat. Sealant was suspected, and by mid-afternoon the process of brushing some sort of foamy-looking liquid (not soap!) onto the bricks was in progress in front of Morgan's Hardware.



South of the village, the first section of retaining wall is being constructed. The bricks - which look like rough-cut granite - are being very precisely laid, and the final effect will no doubt be as attractive as any such wall can be.



The most exciting activity of all was at the corner of Park Place and Sanger Avenue where, it appears, a Decision has finally been made and sidewalk beds were being dug!

It'll be busy everywhere, on Tuesday morning!





Readers are enjoying pictures from the archives of the Waterville Historical Society. This Schoolhouse was built in 1815 and stood at the corner of White Street and Stafford Avenue South, facing White Street.


The Blogger will be away for several days. If internet access is available, there may be a few postings, but - otherwise - I'll be back on Wednesday. Have a Safe and Fun Labor Day Weekend!