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By Dawn Farmer Future Sock I knit. I had my imagination tickled by the story of an eighty-three year old named Mrs. Abner Bartlett of Medford, Massachusetts. Mrs. Bartlett began knitting in September 1861 and produced more than three hundred pairs of socks for Civil War soldiers by February 1865. She sent the 300th pair…
The event brought in sheep shearers from across the country in an effort to raise money for Cancer Care of Maine.
The Southwest Harbor Public Library will host an exhibit during February of Susan Stanwood Clark’s paintings and Hilde Bensheimer’s Black Sheep Woolens socks.