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February 2010 Newsletter
February Meeting Notice
The Ellington Historical Society will meet on Thursday, February 25,
2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the Hall Memorial Library at The public is invited and new
members are welcome to join. Refreshments will follow the program. The
bakers for our February meeting are Doris Johnson, Pat Szemplinski and
Pat Clapp.
News from the Curator
If you haven’t seen our exhibit about Daniel Halladay and the Halladay
windmill in the Hall Memorial Library, be sure to stop by. The Halladay
Standard windmill, the first commercially successful windmill in
Nancy Long
and the Halladay exhibit at the January meeting
News from
the President
The society’s first History Day was held
on Saturday, January 30th at the Hall Memorial Library.
Information about old houses in Ellington, which was compiled by Mildred
Dimock, Debby Wallace, and Shirley Hayden was available for viewing and
photocopying. They were present to help researchers, as were Nancy and
Jim Long and Tim and Lynn Fahy.
Seventeen people attended the three-hour event.
Visitors review old house material
on History Day
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