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Eagle Archives, July 1, 1939: Picnicking, boating, fishing, and swimming were attractions which induced pleasure seekers to help push the horsecars over the hills up to Pontoosuc Lake half a
Eagle Archives, Nov. 24, 1959: A club dedicated to what is sometimes considered a dying art — conversation — met last night on its 90th anniversary.
Pre-Roe V. Wade, we took huge risks as high school teens in Chicago when one of my best friends got pregnant.
Born of humble parentage and like Lincoln, General William C. Plunkett overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles to attain success as a teacher and textile manufacturer. He held many offices of trust in the state, serving as Lieutenant Governor with Governor Emory Washburn of Worcester in 1854 and also served in the Senate and in the House on several occasions. Fifty years have elapsed since his death at Adams, Jan. 19, 1884, but the textile mills that he established are still in operation. He was the last of three brothers â William C., Charles H. of Hinsdale and Thomas F. Plunkett of...