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Newsletter – 11/12/2026

Veterans Day

151 young men and 21 young women from New Ipswich served in WWII. Hazel Moore Balch created a collection of their photos. We are in the process of cataloging them into our database.

Edwin Fox
Edwin Fox – NIHS Catalog 1996.272.019
Eugene W. Madison
Eugene W, Madison – 1996.272.081

Veterans Day in New Ipswich

There were a number of local town events for Veterans day in 2026

  • November 10th – Breakfast at Mascenic High School
  • November 11th – Dinner provided by the Patriotic Committee and Fire Department
  • November 12th – Breakfast at Boynton Middle School

When I was reviewing Veteran photos from past events I was reminded that Ray Somero had died earlier this year. We missed his company at the Firehouse supper.

Ray Somero Apr 28, 1932 – May 10, 2026

Reunion Ribbons

Something from the Historical Society collection for Veterans Day,

NH Veteran Ribbons
Veteran reunion ribbos at Weirs Landing

James Roger Diary

November 12, 1908 (Thursday)


Cold westerly wind all day. David on roads down town. Drawing hard pan from church sand hole. Joe Silver having shut down his gravel bank because his team was paid off last night. Got letter from Hamish this forenoon who thinks he will like Springfield only the town water is very unpleasant to drink but the train men bring good drinking water to depot. I swept vestry and little room at church, also Hall for Grange tonight. Sewing circle and supper in church. Miss Lee telephoned me to fill hollow in her cemetery lot. Laura M. Knowlton filled in her application for admission to Grange. (8 present)q1

William Jurian Kaula Diary

November 12, 1897 – No Entry

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