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    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings
    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings
    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings
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    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings

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    Now in its third year, Chesterville Poetry Night at the Chesterville Center Meeting House seems to be an officially established tradition! Responding to an open invitation to all Chesterville residents, a small group gathers one evening in autumn to share a few poems each, and to delight in the talent and creativity that turns out from every hill and hollow throughout our far-flung town. Refreshments are shared, acquaintances renewed or made, and a good time is had by all!

    We hope you will enjoy the scope and variety represented by these poems which were read by Chesterville poets, their relatives and friends, as well as the native art and photography submitted by these and other Chesterville residents.

    By purchasing this volume, you help this small non-profit organization to continue this tradition and foster new ways for the community to enjoy a beautiful, historic and very accommodating building for generations to come.

    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House
    Board of Directors 2017
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 26, 2017
    ISBN9781387397969
    Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings

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      Chesterville Center Union Meeting House - Chesterville Poets

      Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings

      Chesterville Center Union Meeting House: Third Annual Poetry Readings

      October 13, 2017

      Copyright 2017

      Chesterville Center Union Meeting House

      Individual Copyright retained by all authors

      ISBN: 978-1-387-39796-9

      Published by

      Kellscraft Studio

      Skowhegan, ME

      Greg Soule reading poem by Wanda Soule at Poetry Night

      Welcome to Volume 3 of Chesterville Poetry Night poems.

      Now in its third year, Chesterville Poetry Night at the Chesterville Center Meeting House seems to be an officially established tradition!  Responding to an open invitation to all Chesterville residents, a small group gathers one evening in autumn to share a few poems each, and to delight in the talent and creativity that turns out from every hill and hollow throughout our far-flung town. Refreshments are shared, acquaintances renewed or made, and a good time is had by all!

      We hope you will enjoy the scope and variety represented by these poems which were read by Chesterville poets, their relatives and friends, as well as the native art and photography submitted by these and other Chesterville residents.

      By purchasing this volume, you help this small non-profit organization to continue this tradition and foster new ways for the community to enjoy a beautiful, historic and very accommodating building for generations to come.

      And next year be sure to join the party!

      Chesterville Center Union Meeting House

      Board of Directors 2017:

      Carolyn Drugge, President

      Rob Rogers, Vice President

      Ellie Hopkins, Treasurer

      Cynthia Stancioff, Secretary

      Fran Fuller

      Paul Stancioff

      Roxanne Worster

      Linwood Worster

      Jeff Kelley

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