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9-16-17 thisweek in Bristol
This Week Bristol Indiana - Sept. 16, 2017. Bridgeview, the Raynor home two doors east of the Bristol Post Office is famous for their porch times. On Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017, the porch overflowed with family and friends.
Grandmother Maggie’s oldest friend Iva Sawtelle from Ohio was visiting, as were next-door neighbors, the Wiliams. Dan and Zan (of Stevens Puppets) were joined by their children and significant others: Pais and Andy, Mak and Katelyn, and their youngest children Caven and Leilia. Gnoli is off at college working on her MFA in theatre design and production at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Also on Saturday, Carl Mauck, author of the just published “Bonneyville Mills Then and Now,” by Retrospect Press, greeted family and friends at a Bristol book signing. Carl’s cousins, Ruth Ann Rockwell and Karan Holt enjoyed teasing him about their childhood days, and Carl shared stories of how he and his other cousin Harlan Blood liked to hide about the Mill from what they called “the pesky girl cousins. The Bristol Library has the book for sale.
9-16-17 thisweek in Bristol
This Week Bristol Indiana - Sept. 16, 2017. Bridgeview, the Raynor home two doors east of the Bristol Post Office is famous for their porch times. On Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017, the porch overflowed with family and friends.
Grandmother Maggie’s oldest friend Iva Sawtelle from Ohio was visiting, as were next-door neighbors, the Wiliams. Dan and Zan (of Stevens Puppets) were joined by their children and significant others: Pais and Andy, Mak and Katelyn, and their youngest children Caven and Leilia. Gnoli is off at college working on her MFA in theatre design and production at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Also on Saturday, Carl Mauck, author of the just published “Bonneyville Mills Then and Now,” by Retrospect Press, greeted family and friends at a Bristol book signing. Carl’s cousins, Ruth Ann Rockwell and Karan Holt enjoyed teasing him about their childhood days, and Carl shared stories of how he and his other cousin Harlan Blood liked to hide about the Mill from what they called “the pesky girl cousins. The Bristol Library has the book for sale.