August 26, 1950
Parade depicting the Military History of the Town featuring service men of New Ipswich under command of Francis Leger, Commander of the Leonard I. Kangas Post, American Legion.
1. The French and Indian War (1755-1763)
2. The Revolutionary War (1775-1783)
3. The War of 1812 (1812-1814)
4. The Mexican War (1846-1848)
5. The Civil War (1861-1865)
6. The Spanish-American War (1898)
7. The First World War (1916-1918)
8. The Second World War (1942-1945)
Photos
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - Francis Leger American Legion. Guard - Paul Krook, Color Bearer - Joseph Duval, Legion Flag - Anselem Pajari, Guard - WilliamAho.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - French Indian War, Taylor Maynard, Jean Vaillancourt, John Preston.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - War of 1812, Nancy Tuttle, Martin Somero, Color Bearer Carl Banks, Ronald Basha.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - Mexican War & Civil War, Marilyn Allen, David Balchelder, Color Bearer - Lucien Bourgault, Edward Aho. Marga Krrok, Albert Alton, Color Bearer - Charles Pratt.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - WWI, Dorothy Helsberg Kesto, Color Bearer - John Mack Jr., Toivo Wiik.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade - WWI, Doris Lanthier, William Somero, Color Bearer - George Halfpenney, Charles Wright, Ernest Vaillancourt, James Chandler, Leonard Aho.
New Ipswich Bicentennial Parade -WWII, Gail Jones, Richard Kesti (Color Bearer), Frederick Cushing, Paul Aho, Koloppaka, Raymond Thibault, Oscar Somero, Norma Maynard.
William Jurian Kaula diary
On hiatus, transcriptionist is on the mend.
On this day - December 5, 1908
James Roger diary entry
4th (Friday)
Cold cloudy day wind N. to W. dust blowing and wind surging with a sound of rain in it. David fixing up his two horse team as some bolts have given way. Also put on storm windows in house and fixed up little door under barn with hinges. I put leaves in hen house, also some clover hay and filled boiler. Fell and hurt shoulder chasing a hen. The joiners have been busy putting in floor in Church dining room for some days past. Women’s Relief Corps have supper tonight down town. Mr. Bucknam put manure round shrubs on Church Common and G. Sargent on Gordon’s hedge.