'Tuesday morning, Dear Viva, how are you feeling now? Was it hot up there yesterday? It was something terrible here. Carl Hinn and I are going to Northfield this PM, coming back Friday. Men got in their last load of hay this morning. Do you feel any better. Have you been to Aunt Nellie's yet? Hope you will stay most of this time where it is coolest. Do you stay outdoors any? You have a letter from Esther last night but guess it will keep until you get back. All are comfortable. M.C.B. Post mark could be Boston?]]> Colored picture of Worthngton Center, Huntington Road, gravel. Picture taken in front of church looking south. Colored (tinted) photograph scanned as black and white.]]> Worthington, Mass'
Sepia print of farmhouse and outbuildings scanned as black and white
photo in poor condition.
See also framed photograph on main floor of archive building on the wall. In the summer of 2006 Bob Randall mentioned that 'Uncle Joe' Starkweather never married because he could not afford a family. Is there more to this story? Was it because he lost his home and livelihood to a fire that consumed all the buildings?
ON DISPLAY for annual meeting in the summer of 2006. that same summer George Ashley gave a talk about farming in Worthington.

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