Neighboring town photos for October. Milford housing developments built about a century apart. Above - Prospect Heights, built by the Draper Company. Below, Walden Woods, off of Route 85. |
There's some good news. Pizza coming again to Hopedale. |
Here's just part of the regular morning traffic jam on Route 16. |
Entrance to Hopedale Village Cemetery. |
Fieldstone curbs, common in Hopedale, aren't something you see often in other towns. |
Water over the dam. It's been rather wet around here lately. |
Almost finished. |
Hopedale in October 2011 Hopedale in September Hopedale history ezine for October 1 - The Statue of Hope. October 15 - Mendon Village School November 1 - The Fall of 1861 Recent Pictures Menu HOME |
Hopedale Pond - October 9. |
Picture taken through my car windshield - Plain Street and Hartford Avenue - October 7. |
That might not come out very clear. It's $3. 44; not $3.99. |
Hopedale Pond - October 11. Click here for more pictures of the pond taken that day. Click here to see how different it looked last September. |
Click on the picture above for more of the Parklands in October. |
On October 23 Patricia Hatch, shown above, delivered the annual Friends of Adin Ballou address at the Unitarian Church. It was titled, "Women in the Early Hopedale Community." A great deal of Hopedale's early years were covered as she talked about the life and times of nineteen Community women. In her research for the speech, she discovered pictures of three members of the Hopedale Community; Abby Ballou Heywood, daughter of Adin Ballou, Abby's husband, Rev. William Heywood, and prominent Community member, Abbie Hills Price. This was quite a find, as no one at the talk had previously seen pictures of any of them. |
Erecting the "nutshell;" the winter cover for the Statue of Hope. October 26. |
And a few hours later, the job is almost done. |
We had a little snow on the night of October 27 - 28. |
We had a little snow during the night of October 29-30. It was only about four inches and most of it melted quickly, as the temperature got into the mid-40s. Lots of other places weren't as lucky. Click on the picture for more of snow in October. |