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The North Shore’s Largest Independent Community Newspaper<br />

Page 4 www.TheTownCommon.com October <strong>25</strong> - November 1, 20<strong>17</strong><br />

The Town Common<br />

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Memorials in granite, marble and bronze<br />

Cemetery Lettering . Monumental Cleaning<br />

Granite Countertops . Signs . Mailbox Posts . Steps<br />

The Town Common<br />

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96 Newburyport Tpke<br />

(Rte 1) Newbury 978-465-7772<br />

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Whitening, New Patient Special!<br />

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Get the Smile You’ve Always Wanted!<br />

Senior Moments<br />

Community Calendar<br />

To place an non-profit organization’s event in the Community Calendar for FREE, call 978-948-8696 or e-mail: events@thetowncommon.com<br />

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER <strong>25</strong>th<br />

WEDNESDAY MORNING<br />

BIRDING<br />

These very popular programs<br />

provide an excellent opportunity to<br />

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Schedule your appointment today! programs and events, or visit the<br />

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OLD FASHIONED<br />

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HELP WANTED:<br />

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Barber Wanted<br />

Community Calendar Continues . . .<br />

members receive discounts on<br />

programs. For more information,<br />

call 978-462-9998 for information<br />

about additional programs and<br />

events.<br />

HAM & BEAN SUPPER<br />

The Rowley Grange will<br />

serve a Ham and Beans Supper<br />

on Wednesday, October <strong>25</strong>th,<br />

beginning at 5 p.m., on Central<br />

St. It’s all you can eat and takeouts<br />

are available. For reservations,<br />

call Mary at 978-948-2635 or the<br />

e Town Common<br />

Across from Agawam Diner<br />

Please Call<br />

Contact your Advertising Consultant today!<br />

P: 978-948-8696<br />

at TD Bank Plaza<br />

• F: 978-948-<strong>25</strong>64<br />

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• MOTORCYCLES<br />

• BOATS • PWC hall at 978-948-7288. upcoming<br />

• REPAIRS<br />

dinner includes a chowder supper<br />

• MAINTENANCE on November 29th.<br />

• INSPECTIONS<br />

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FALL YOGA CLASS<br />

Students are led through a<br />

series of stretches, strengthening<br />

and balancing postures, twists<br />

and inversions by certified yoga<br />

instructor Maura Mastrogiovanni.<br />

No registration is required, and all<br />

fitness levels are welcome. Bring<br />

a mat if you have one and wear<br />

comfortable clothes. Class meets<br />

every Wednesday evening from<br />

5:30-7 pm at the Rowley Public<br />

Library, 141 Main St. Sponsored by<br />

the Friends of the Rowley Library,<br />

cost for students is $12 or $<strong>10</strong> for<br />

Friends members. Call 978-948-<br />

2850 for more information.<br />

AMESBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY<br />

POETRY SERIES PRESENTS<br />

FEATURED READER SON<br />

RIVERS<br />

On Wednesday, October <strong>25</strong> at 6<br />

PM the Amesbury Public Library<br />

welcomes featured poet, Son Rivers.<br />

Son Rivers has been enjoying poetry<br />

since he was a very young Greg Perry.<br />

Besides reading and writing it, he has<br />

work-shopped and taught it, read it<br />

at open mics, often as a featured<br />

reader, published it in journals and<br />

books, and won some awards for<br />

it. He has transcreated the works<br />

of others such as Cold Mountain,<br />

Lal Ded, the Kena Rishi, and Lao<br />

Tzu. He has even edited the two<br />

million words of Thoreau’s Journals<br />

into a transcendental daybook.<br />

Nonduality has his attention these<br />

days and his recent poems reflect<br />

COMMUNITY FORUM<br />

The Amesbury Carriage Museum<br />

will host a community forum<br />

on Thursday, October 26 at the<br />

the topic. Most importantly, he has Amesbury Senior Community<br />

been enjoying long trips to Virginia<br />

lately, visiting his lovely eightmonth<br />

Center, located at 68 Elm Street.<br />

This is a free event – all are welcome<br />

old granddaughter. He will to attend. Doors will open at<br />

read from his new collection,‘Rivers<br />

in Wonderland’, which is dedicated<br />

his granddaughter. The library hosts<br />

a monthly poetry series with an open<br />

mic. Each month there is a featured<br />

poet followed by a discussion, an<br />

open mic and light refreshments.<br />

Lainie Senechal, Amesbury Poet<br />

Laureate, hosts this event. 149<br />

Main St., Amesbury. Free and open<br />

5:30 and the program will begin<br />

at 6:00 pm. The forum is being<br />

offered to provide information to<br />

the community about museum<br />

plans, to answer questions about<br />

the organization, and to learn from<br />

the audience about their interests in<br />

the museum. This is sure to be a<br />

lively conversation. The Amesbury<br />

Carriage Museum was established in<br />

to the public. For information: 1985, and for many years operated<br />

amesburypubliclibrary.org or as an all-volunteer organization.<br />

emsenechal@gmail.com.<br />

In 20<strong>16</strong>, after a major planning<br />

process, John Mayer was hired as<br />

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th the executive director and asked<br />

to lead the process of developing a<br />

community history museum. During<br />

that period, there has been much<br />

accomplishment. The organization<br />

refined its’ mission – “to champion<br />

the history of Amesbury’s industry<br />

and people”, presented exciting<br />

programs including walking tours,<br />

lectures and special events, and has<br />

worked behind the scenes on school<br />

curricula and guides to historical<br />

GOTHIC VICTORIAN TALES<br />

BY CANDLELIGHT<br />

Rita Parisi from Waterfall<br />

Productions will present “Gothic<br />

Victorian Tales by Candlelight”<br />

at the October Meeting of the<br />

Whittier Home on October<br />

26th from 4:00 to 6:00pm. This<br />

theatrical presentation will feature<br />

stories about Curses, Death and<br />

Immortality from the 19th century<br />

New England writer, Sarah Orne<br />

Jewett. A native of South Berwick<br />

Maine, her stories mirror the<br />

everyday lives of New Englanders;<br />

often reflecting the mysterious<br />

and supernatural. John Greenleaf<br />

Whittier and Sarah Orne Jewett<br />

shared a warm friendship through<br />

extensive correspondence, and had<br />

mutual admiration for each other’s<br />

work. For Whittier, Sarah Jewett<br />

became the “daughter” he had never<br />

had; for Miss Jewett, Whittier took<br />

the place of the father she lost all too<br />

early.<br />

This program is funded by a<br />

grant from the Amesbury Cultural<br />

Council. Rita Parisi has been<br />

entertaining audiences for over<br />

20 years in the New England<br />

area. Seasonal refreshments will<br />

be provided. The cost is $<strong>10</strong> per<br />

person. For more information and<br />

reservations, please call the Whittier<br />

Home at 978-388-1337. Or visit<br />

our website at www.whittierhome.<br />

org<br />

BOOK CLUB<br />

NTL Book Club is currently<br />

reading A Dictionary of Mutual<br />

understanding by Jackie Copleton.<br />

The Newbury Library Book Club<br />

meets the last Thursday of every<br />

month from 6:00 to 7:00. New<br />

members are always welcome!<br />

October 26th at th Newbury Town<br />

Library, 0 Lunt Street, Byfield,<br />

newburylibrary.org<br />

resources in Amesbury. There is<br />

much more to accomplish – not<br />

least is the challenge of developing<br />

a location. With the city’s 350th<br />

anniversary planned for 2018 – it<br />

is a great opportunity to strengthen<br />

the role of the museum as a resource<br />

in the community. For more<br />

information contact John Mayer,<br />

Executive Director, Amesbury<br />

Carriage Museum by calling (978)<br />

834-5058 or via email at jmayer@<br />

amesburycarriagemuseum.com.<br />

LAMA DECHI<br />

Thursday October 26, 6:30<br />

– 8PM, unitarian universalist<br />

Church, 26 Pleasant Street,<br />

Newburyport (Entrance: lower level<br />

by parking lot) by donation. 6:30<br />

- 7...Guided Meditation...Lama<br />

Dechi will lead us. 7-7:30...The Path<br />

of Buddhadharma...Lama Dechi<br />

teaching. 7:30 - 8...Questions/<br />

Answers focused on Practical<br />

Considerations on one’s Path. Lama<br />

Dechi has been ordained in the<br />

Kagyu tradition for 35 years. She<br />

has completed the traditional Three<br />

year Retreat and has subsequently<br />

received extensive scholastic<br />

training, and has been teaching<br />

meditation for many years. She<br />

enjoys meeting people and sharing<br />

the traditional Buddhadharma with<br />

openness and humor. This event<br />

is being hosted by the Buddhist<br />

Study and Meditation Group of<br />

Newburyport. Gatherings are every<br />

second and fourth Thursdays…year

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