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People mentioned include Henry L. Tower, Dorothy Tower, Mrs. James H. Burckes, Burr family members. Young people back for the holidays: Evelyn H. Welch, Harriet Magargal and Claire Magargal; Dorothy Bartlett, Daniel Welch, Franklin Burr, Commerford Martin, Gordon Gardner and Normand Gardner, William Gagnon , Anita E. Bernier, Lawrence Mason and Donald Mason, and Gerald Bates.]]>
Names of people from Worthington mentioned include: Mrs. James H. Burckes (Effie Burckes), Mrs. Eben Shaw (Grace Shaw a), Mrs. Ernest Thayer, Raymond P. Buck, Mrs. Franklin H. Burr (Helen G. Burr), Susan T. Rice, K. McD. Rice, Mrs. Leland Cole (Imogen Cole?), Elsie V. Bartlett, Mrs. Horace S. Cole (Anna Cole?), Mrs. N. C. Tuttle, Arthur G. Capen, Nan. Heacock; Mrs. Charles A. Kilbourn (May Kilbourn) , Mrs. Arthur Witherell, Mrs. Willard Jones, Mrs. Herbert Porter, Mrs. Francis Robinson, Mrs. T. C. Martin, Wells Magargal, Fred Fairman, Harry L, Bates, Charles A. Kilbourn, Joseph Jolly, Harold Brown, Josephine Hewitt, Mrs. Winfred Drake, Ina Smith, Grace Shaw, Helen Johnson, Effie Pease, Mrs. May G. Porter, Bessie Ames, May Frissell, Carmelita B. Martin, Elizabeth Cole Torrey, Anna H. Ames, Lucia G. Mollison.

People from other communities are also mentioned.
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Worthington organizations include the Grange, the Women's Benevolent Society, the Congregational Church; Hampshire county extension service, Frederick Sargent Huntington library. Baseball team results as well.

Worthington names include: Bessie Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Cole, Rev. James H. Burckes, Mrs. Charles Kilbourn, Mrs. Winfred Drake, Mrs. Howard C. Brewster, Mrs. N.C. Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. David F. Vaughn, Mrs. N. S. Heacock, Mrs. Horace S> Cole, Mrs. Ernest J. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Laro, Chester Dodge, Herbert Porter Jr., Joseph Jolly, John Jarvis, Guy F. Bartlett, Mrs. Nema Conwell Tuttle, Bessie E. Trow (former resident/daughter of owners of the Worthington Inn). Mrs. Arthur Granger, Fred Fairman, Frank Smith.]]>