Around the Neighborhood - Summit

Bentley Wilcox as Alien if you have room

Here we are at November already, WOW

I hope the Trick or Treaters had fun and stayed warm on Halloween; man oh man it was chilly and windy.

I had fun watching the CRCS Ryder Halloween Parade with granddaughter in it.

Thank you to Deb and Jim Soucia, of Lutheranville, for leading us through their 11th annual Halloween Extravaganza on Halloween night. There were numerous rooms, a barn and a cemetery to walk through and get scared in. On the way home we went by a tree down on Sawyer Hollow Rd. then the power went out at 10:30 during the howling winds. Then on Sunday there was some sleet and snow mixed in with the rain at times.

Thank you to Dawn Fyfe, our postmaster, for a wonderful spread of goodies at the post office on Halloween.

I just put out a window bird feeder, with sunflower seeds, for the winter. The chickadees found it within an hour; how do they do that. Next came the juncos, tufted titmouse and blue jay.

Another wonder of the world; why do game apps get loaded on a cell phone all by themselves?

Upcoming November birthdays: Eddie Oles, Emmett Bush and Richard Blodgett. Thank You to Patricia Oles for letting me know.

Peppercorn Tavern in Charlotteville is now open daily for lunch and Thursday thru Sunday breakfast.

Any group interested in decorating a tree at the New York Power Authority Visitors Center contact Candi Mattice at candi.mattice@nypa.gov or 518-287-6385 to reserve at tree.

CESRPL Team and High Individual Match Scores 10/31/2025 Match V: Halloween Spooktackular? Stamford/Richmondville beat Sidney: 1103-20X to 1025-11X. High Stamford/Richmondville Scores were from: Carl Tubbs 282-7X; Gus Mueller 281-5X; Larry VanDeusen 271-1X; and Javin Traver 269-7X. Other Stamford/Richmondville Shooters were: Jim Hitt, Steve Baker, Harry Wykoff, David Ferris, Jan Hornbach, and Maynard Vance. High Scores for Sidney were: Connor Sherman 272-4X; Mike Terzo 264-1X; Brandi Carofe 248-2X; and Chris Curtin 241-4X. Other Sidney Shooters were: Jim Winn.

November 8 – Contra Dance at Breakabeen Grange, 130 Clauverwie Rd., 7-10pm with The Catskill Gamblers with Robby Poulette. Suggested donation $10, beginners welcome.

November 11- Veterans Day

November 13 – Schohary 250th meeting at LaSalle Hall, Schoharie, 10am. All welcome.

November 14- Pork Roast & Ham Buffet 5-7pm Charlotteville Firehouse.

November 15-December 7 – Regular Deer hunting season in the Southern Zone.

November 16- Charlotteville FD Breakfast Buffet 8-11am at the firehouse.

November 20- Summit Town Board meeting 7pm.

November 23- Charlotteville Schoolhouse Tree Lighting in their Front Memorial Garden at 4:30pm with hot cocoa and cookies

November 27 – Thanksgiving Day

November 27 – Schoharie County 38th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner, for home delivery call Office for the Aging 518-295-2001 by noon November 21.

November 29 – Holiday Market for small Business Saturday at Jefferson Central School, contact Andi Cammer is interested in being a vendor 607-652-7822 or acammer@jeffersoncsd.org

December 6 – Defensive Driving Course at Charlotteville Firehouse 9am-3pm, cost $35, call Sherry Stewart 607-538-9632 or Georgia VanValkenburgh 607-422-6000 to register.

December 7- Charlotteville Schoolhouse off-site fundraiser at Ace Hardware 783 East Main St Cobleskill Brooks BBQ chicken halves - we start serving hot off the grill at 11am (assorted baked goods from our member volunteers will also be available for sale)

History

November 4, 1909 Jefferson Courier - Eminence News.- Mrs. E. Muckey is on the sick list.- Mr. Roy Burnett and wife visited at C. D. Fancher’s.- David Beard has taken his herd of cows to Cobleskill for the winter.- Good many of our farmers have been busy drawing potatoes to market. -Mrs. Norman Crosby spent a part of last week visiting friends at this place.- Mr. and Mrs. David Gray made a business trip to Richmondville. - Marvin Dauley and family made a business trip to Cobleskill last week.- Mrs. F. S. Felter has returned home after visiting friends in Albany and Howes Cave. - Some of the farmers attended the creamery meeting at Jefferson Monday of this week. - H.W. Ploss was seen in town last week. He came to look after some of his farm produce. - Mrs. W. A. Face returned home after a two weeks’ visit with friends in Cobleskill. - Harry Felter returned home after spending some little time visiting friends at this place. - Geo. Harris and family have been visiting friends at this place. George says it looks natural.

Let me know if you have any news or events to share karenc@midtel.net.