1st row: John Angelo Polloni, Barbara Ann Luksanen Gill, Joanne Bruna Govoni Hughes, Anne Patricia Parks Carlson, Ruth Ann VanBuskirk Jappe, Robert Edward Griswold. 2nd row: John (Jackie) Arthur McArdle, Anna Lois (always used Lois) Armstrong McLaughlin Howland (married twice), June Patricia Morrow Stoddard, Barbara Allan Bassett, Carston Howland, 3rd row: Merilyn Embroult Myers, Constance (Connie) Alva Crocker Carr, Philip Thomas Carson, Julia (always used Judy) Claire Casperson Hendy

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Jarves Street, Sandwich

Once the glass-cutting shop of John B. Vodon on Spring Hill River as viewed from Rt. 6A, now a dwelling. It was built in 1894 on the site of an old grist mill. Photo circa 1906 courtesy of John Cullity.

Looking East on Main Street. This Unitarian church was built after the separation of Church and State in MA in 1833. On the left was the HGO Ellis Shop and on the right, the Nel Tobey House.

Also, Spurrs Veneer Works, Jarvesville.

Stood where the Glass Museum parking area is located.

Spilling Structure before Vodon Shop.

Stephen Rogers and Elizabeth Shove Wing were both notable Quakers. The house at 67 Grove Street once stood on land that is now Heritage Museums & Gardens. When raised in 1971 it was found to contain the frame and sheathing of an ancient one room house which was salvaged and re-assembled in Centerville by Stephen Hayes, Jr. (Source of details: The Sandwich Album by Rosanna Cullity and John Nye Cullity)