From the Archives March 11, 2020The Gleaner2020-03-102022-05-20 by The Gleaner2020-03-102022-05-200 150 years ago March 18, 1870 A grand military concert was held at Hemmingford, on...
From the Archives February 26, 2020The Gleaner2020-02-262022-05-20 by The Gleaner2020-02-262022-05-200 150 years ago March 4th, 1870 Weights and Measures The British councils of trade have...
Cafés on the 202: cakes, cribbage, and even a crowHolly Dressel2020-02-242022-05-20 by Holly Dressel2020-02-242022-05-202 These days, if you’re hungry and you drive the 202 between Hemmingford and Huntingdon, you...
From the Archives February 12, 2020The Gleaner2020-02-122022-05-20 by The Gleaner2020-02-122022-05-200 150 years ago Feb. 4, 1870 Four weeks ago one of the oldest and most...
Small butcher shops thrived nearby long before ‘locavore’ was a buzzwordHolly Dressel2020-02-112022-05-20 by Holly Dressel2020-02-112022-05-200 Many of us remember the days when almost every village in the Valley had its...
From the Archives January 29, 2020The Gleaner2020-02-012022-05-20 by The Gleaner2020-02-012022-05-200 150 years ago Feb 4, 1870 The Beauharnois Society contemplates importing Liecester rams from Scotland...
Beaudin Hardware ‘Anything from plywood to a can of beans’Holly Dressel2020-01-292022-05-20 by Holly Dressel2020-01-292022-05-200 The Gleaner is committed to keeping our readers abreast of current activities, enterprises and opportunities...
From the Archives January 15, 2020The Gleaner2020-01-152022-05-20 by The Gleaner2020-01-152022-05-200 150 Years Ago January 21, 1870 Acknowledgement To the Editor of the Gleaner Sir, Permit...